Jõgeva Wolves

The only piece of silverware in the FC Jõgeva Wolves cabinet came in 2016, when the club topped the IV liiga South in its second season of existence.

The Wolves were formed in 2014 in the town of Jõgeva and finished tenth in their first campaign in the IV liiga, so the title a year later marked a genuine jump rather than a gradual climb. The rise continued for a few years: fourth place in the III liiga in 2018, then a single season, 2019, in the II liiga North/East group, the highest level the club has reached. It finished 13th of 14 and went straight back down to the III liiga, where it has stayed since, playing in the South group by 2022–2023. Stenver Kleimann-Leimann was the division's top scorer three years running, 2015 to 2017, before Eduard Kovbasnjuk took over as the club's main source of goals in 2018 and 2019.

Matches are played at the Jõgevalinnastaadion, which holds 260. The club has since built out reserve sides, FC Äksi Wolves and FC Tallinna Wolves, feeding players toward the first team rather than relying on a formal academy.

The closest thing the Wolves have to a rivalry is with Suure-Jaani United, from the neighbouring town of Suure-Jaani. There is no name attached to the fixture.