Sloga

Kraljevo's team plays out of Nova hala sportova, a hall built in 2015 that holds 3,331 people.

Sloga was the first club from Kraljevo to reach the top tier of Yugoslav basketball, and for fifteen years, between 1992 and 2007, it competed under a different name, KK Bobanik Kraljevo, before reverting to Sloga. Vlade Divac came through the club before his career carried him to the NBA and an Olympic gold medal in 1996.

The trophies themselves are modest and mostly old: a Yugoslav Youth Championship in 1966, a Balkan Junior Championship in 1969, and a Serbian Cup in 2000, the first edition held after Yugoslavia's break-up. None of that came with promotion to the country's main league. What Sloga has instead is Čačak 94, from the neighbouring city of Čačak, and the fixture between the two, known as the Komšijski derbi.

That changed shape in the 2021/22 season, when Sloga finished second in the Serbian Basketball League and won promotion to the ABA League 2 for the first time in the club's history.