Slobodan Misic-Brenda

Slobodan Misic-Brenda (born November 8, 1942) is a Canadian handball coach[1] and author on the sport.

Slobodan Misic-Brenda
NationalityCanadian
OccupationHandball Coach, Author

Career

Misic was head coach of the Quebec handball team for the 1976 Olympics held in Montreal. In 1981, he also co-authored a training manual for handball goal keepers.[2][3]

Background

Misic was born in Brusnik, Serbia soon after World War 2 started. His father passed away during the war and the family moved to Negotin. Misic began to play handball in high school. He continued to play in Belgrade where he studied International Commerce at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Economics. After graduation, he moved to Morocco joining an uncle who worked there as an expert for a partnership targeting non aligned countries. Misic introduced the sport of handball to the Moroccans and trained several teams in Casablanca and Rabat. After the 1965 Casablanca riots, Misic and his uncle immigrated to Montreal, Canada.

Misic's aunt is Canadian writer Miodrag Kojadinović's maternal grandmother.[4]

References
  1. "Guy Lapointe remplacera Thiffault chez les Nordiques" (PDF). Collections.banq.qc.ca. Retrieved 22 May 2018.
  2. Misic-Brenda, Slobodan; Campeau, Nicole; Fédération québécoise de handball olympique (22 May 1981). Le gardien de but au handball. Fédération québécoise de handball olympique. OCLC 15920901. Retrieved 22 May 2018 – via Open WorldCat.
  3. Nicole, Campeau; Misic-Brenda, Slobodan; olympique, Fédération québécoise de handball (22 May 1981). "Le gardien de but au handball". Fédération québécoise de handball olympique. Retrieved 22 May 2018 – via Google Books.
  4. cf Kojadinović, Miodrag: "Na vodama vavilonskim" (By the Rivers of Babylon), Vreme weekly, Belgrade, 3 August 1992, page 50
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