SRC Mladost Pančevo

SRC Mladost Pančevo
Full name	The Sports and Recreation Center "Mladost"
Location	Pančevo, Serbia
Coordinates	44°52′44.71″N 20°39′45.48″E / 44.8790861°N 20.6626333°E
Owner	City of Pančevo
Operator	JKP Mladost Pančevo
Capacity	1,200
Surface	artificial grass (cork)
Construction
Broke ground	1979
Built	1979 — 1981
Opened	1981
Renovated	2022
Tenants
	FK Železničar Pančevo; TK Dinamo Pančevo

The Sports and Recreation Center "Mladost" is located in the settlement of the same name in Pančevo and is a complex with a main and auxiliary football field, basketball courts, fields for five-a-side football, clay tennis, squash, a jogging track and outdoor exercise equipment. The Sports and Recreation Center "Mladost" covers an area of 8.32 hectares. The SRC Mladost complex is intended for training and recreation in a wooded environment that has the characteristics of a park. The Mladost complex also houses the home field of FK "Železničar", a club that currently participates in the highest level of Serbian football competition, the Super League.

Usage

The first football, handball and basketball courts were built in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when the center began serving the residents of Pančevo for recreational purposes. The SRC Mladost has a 580 m long jogging track that runs all the way around the recreation center and is used recreationally.^[3]

The main football field is used for football matches and is built according to the standards of the Serbian First League. There is also an auxiliary football field that is used for recreational purposes and by various sports organizations. The center also has three handball courts that are used by the youth categories of handball clubs, as well as for workers' sports games and school competitions.^[3]

The center also has three basketball courts that are also used by basketball clubs, sports schools, as well as for workers' sports games and school competitions. In addition, there are two volleyball courts, one of which is for beach volleyball and is used for workers' sports games, school competitions and recreation.^[3] A pitch has also been built that can be used for futsal.^[3]

Six tennis courts have also been built and are used by the Dinamo Pančevo tennis club.^[4]