Radivoj Korac Women

Nothing sharpens a game against Radivoj Korać like a fixture with ŽKK Partizan. Partizan came back with a 78-68 league win in 2018-19.

That 2013-14 season is the one the club keeps coming back to: the league, the cup and the Adriatic League all in the same year, a treble built around Biljana Stanković, one of the defining figures in Serbian women's basketball, alongside the Macedonian international Jelena Antić. The league title was retained twice more, in 2014-15 and 2015-16, before Korać dropped back to runner-up finishes in the years that followed.

Jelena Jovanović's name sits at the top of the club's record books, 238 games and 1,911 points, while Ivana Brajković holds the mark for consecutive appearances, 123 in a row. The academy has kept producing players rather than just importing them: Sanja Mandić made her first-team debut at 13 and went on to a FIBA World Championship, and Marina Marković followed a similar path into the national team as a teenager.

The club plays out of the Voždovac municipality, splitting its home games between CKS Šumice and the smaller Sport EKO Hall. It grew out of the men's club named for Radivoj Korać, set up as a women's amateur section on 4 June 1972 and named after the same Belgrade forward.