Vojvodina Novi Sad

Founded in 1948 as KK Sloga before taking the Vojvodina name two years later, the club grew up inside the multi-sport society SD Vojvodina, playing in red and white and answering to the nickname "Voša."

The honours board is thin by design of circumstance rather than ambition: a Yugoslav Federal B League title in 1987-88, then a long wait before the Basketball Cup of Serbia at second-tier level in 2020-21. Between those two dates the club's identity split in two — a separate entity, KK Vojvodina Srbijagas, ran under the same city banner from 2000 until it folded in 2016, and it was the original 1948 club that absorbed the players left without a team.

Zlatko Bolić remains the name attached to the scoring records, but the more telling thread runs through the Rebrača family. Željko Rebrača, once a player himself, now sits as club president, and his son Filip wore the shirt in the 2024-25 season. The 1990s also brought a run in the FIBA Korać Cup, a period when Voša tested itself against opposition well beyond the Serbian league.

Vojvodina now competes in the second-tier ABA League 2 alongside the domestic Serbian Basketball League.