Stargard Szczeciński

Boxing, athletics, volleyball, table tennis and swimming all sat under one roof. The kits that gave the club its name came from Łódź in 1945: sky blue and white, which is why the town's team became Błękitni, the Blues. Older nicknames, "Kolejarze" and "Wojownicy Pomorza", still point to the railway and to the region.

The club's defining season came in 2014–15. Playing in the second tier, Błękitni drew Cracovia of the Ekstraklasa in the quarter-final. They won both legs 2–0. In the semi-final they beat Lech Poznań 3–1 at home, but the return leg ended 5–1 to Lech after extra time, and the tie went 6–4 on aggregate.

Błękitni won the III liga in 2002–03 and moved up to the second tier, but debts of around 1.5 million zloty forced them to withdraw midway through 2003–04, and their results were annulled. Jakub Wawrzyniak and goalkeeper Krzysztof Kotorowski were in the squad that season; both later won caps for Poland. The club stayed in the second tier until relegation in 2020–21. It now plays in III liga, Group II, under Mateusz Silewicz, who took over in November 2025.

Polski Cukier Kluczevia is the other Stargard club.