Wisłoka Dębica

Twice, in 1971/72 and 1990/91, Wisłoka won their group of the III Liga. The best of them was 1973/74, when Wisłoka finished 5th in the II Liga.

The town has had another side to compete with. Igloopol Dębica is the local rival, and the meetings between the two are called the Derby Dębicy. Stal Stalowa Wola and Siarka Tarnobrzeg are the other regional opponents.

The club has changed shape several times. In 1928 it merged with the gymnastics society Sokół. After the war it became Spójnia-Wisłoka in 1948, tied to the local meat processing plant. It merged with Unia in 1952, and in 1961 with Stal Dębica and Chemik Pustków, after which it took back the name Wisłoka.

Several players who went on to the national team started out here, including Leszek Pisz, who moved to Legia Warsaw, and Paweł Bochniewicz, who went on to sc Heerenveen. The wrestling department, which produced the Olympic champions the Lipień twins, also belongs to the club's history. Home matches are played at the municipal stadium on ul. Parkowa. As of 2024/25 the club is back in the III Liga, Group IV, with Bartosz Zołotar as manager. Kacper Bieszczad became president in October 2024, after Jakub Kolbusz resigned.

The Biało-Zieloni began in 1908 with students of a local school, who formed a sports circle and named it after the river, Wisłoka. The society was officially registered as Towarzystwo Sportowe "Wisłoka" in 1922.