Partizan Women

The Ranko Žeravica Sports Hall seats 5,000, though for some fixtures Partizan's women shift across town to the smaller Vizura Sports Center, which holds 1,500. The hall carries the same black and white as the men's section next door, and the players answer to the same nickname, Crno-beli.

Partizan won three straight Yugoslav titles through the mid-1980s and added two national cups, built around Biljana Majstorović and Jelica Komnenović.

The revival came under Marina Maljković, who took over in 2009 and turned Partizan into the team nobody in Serbia wanted to face. Four league titles in a row, and two WABA League crowns followed, with Milica Dabović central to the run. The 2012–13 season stands apart even within that stretch: league, cup and WABA League all in the same year.

Two years later the money ran out. Senior operations were suspended in August 2015, and what returned to competition wore the same name and colours under new ownership, starting from the second tier. It climbed back to the top flight and to the WABA League by 2016–17, and the following season it beat Crvena zvezda in the Serbian Cup final. Recent finals against the same rival, in 2023–24 and 2024–25, have gone the other way.