Šibenik Women

The club traces back to 1971, when it played under the name Partizan before a string of sponsors renamed it Revija, then Revija-Elemes, then Elemes. It was under that last name, in 1990–91, that the team beat Crvena zvezda in the final to take the Yugoslav championship, with Miodrag Vesković on the bench, and it had already picked up two Yugoslav Cups before that. When Yugoslavia broke apart the club spent nearly two decades as Jolly JBS before reverting to ŽKK Šibenik in 2013.

The Croatian era brought four league titles and four national cups, plus a run of five regional Middle European league championships between 2005 and 2011. Two names carry that stretch: Danira Bilić, later inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame after three European MVP awards and an Olympic silver with Yugoslavia, and Sandra Mandir, who was named MVP of the regional league in 2005–06.

Home games are played at Baldekin, where temporary stands can nearly double the 900 fixed seats to 1,726. The colours are orange and black, which gave the team its nickname, Narančasti, the Oranges.