Kluczevia Stargard

Kluczevia Stargard are playing in the III Liga this season, after topping the IV Liga Zachodniopomorska group in 2024/2025. The promotion came alongside the club's first trophy in the Zachodniopomorski ZPN Cup: a 2:2 draw with Wybrzeże Rewalskie Rewal that went to penalties and was won 4:2. Bartosz Bartłomiejczyk, the head coach, has overseen both.

The team traces back to 10 May 1948, when workers at the Kluczewo Sugar Factory put out a side under the name KS Cukrownia Kluczewo. Związkowiec, Unia, Spójnia, Sparta and Ustroń all featured before 1964. The current identity dates to 1970, when the club took the name ZKS Kluczevia Stargard Szczeciński, after the Kluczewo district itself had been folded into Stargard. Since 2016 it has carried a sponsor's name tied to the same industry that founded it, playing now as KGS Polski Cukier Kluczevia Stargard, in the blue and yellow it has kept throughout.

Stargard's other club, Błękitni, supplies the derby. The rivalry has run through the careers of players who crossed from one to the other — the academy product Tomasz Purczyński left Kluczevia to play for Błękitni. Matches between them are known locally simply as the Derby Stargardu.