A professional Bosnian-Herzegovinian handball player, he plays as a right back and has been a member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team since 2010. He began his career with RK ‘Borac’ Banja Luka and has played for clubs such as ‘Chambéry,’ ‘Montpellier ‘, ‘Azoty-Pulawy,’ ‘Meshkov Brest,’ and is currently playing for the Polish club ‘Wisła Płock.’

Born in Jajce in 1991, Panić made his debut in the first team of RK ‘Borac’ at just 16 years old. Throughout his rich career, he has been recognized for his excellent defense and his ability to play with both hands.

The Handball Camp Marko Panić is held every year in mid-July in Jajce. The camp lasts six days and is intended for young handball players aged 12 to 18.

This prestigious camp gathers over 80 talented athletes from across Europe, providing them the opportunity to train with top handball players and coaches, as well as learn about the rules of the game and officiating.

In addition to intensive training, participants enjoy the natural beauty of Jajce and the Pliva Lakes, as well as fun activities like boating.

Jajce is a historical gem and natural beauty in the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with 30 national monuments. The town, situated at the confluence of the Vrbas and Pliva rivers, is known for its magnificent waterfalls and lakes, as well as its rich cultural heritage. A royal town dating back to the 14th century, Jajce boasts landmarks such as catacombs, the mills on the Pliva river, the temple of the god Mithras, and the AVNOJ Museum, making it an essential destination for history and nature enthusiasts.