Inowroclaw

Against Astoria Bydgoszcz, Noteć Inowrocław plays with the weight of the whole Kuyavian-Pomeranian region behind it. That local pull has outlasted more than one version of the club itself. The name first belonged to a side founded in 1938 out of KS Unia, and it was that club, playing as Detal-Met and later SSA Noteć, which reached the top-tier PLK in 2001 and stayed five seasons, its best finish a seventh place in 2003/04 under coach Piotr Baran with Alex Austin and Hubert Radke among the players carrying the team. Relegation in 2006 finished it off, and Sportino Inowrocław took the city's place in the league for the next six years, a separate organisation with no legal claim to the Noteć name.

The name came back in 2012, when a new club, KSK Noteć, started over in the second division.

The youth section has had its own success, taking the Youth Polish Cup, a result the senior team's history since 2012 has yet to match. Games are played at the Hala Widowiskowo-Sportowa, in front of a crowd capped at 2,712, with the players in white and blue. For now, the club's task is straightforward: hold its place in the I Liga.