Keila KK

Pärnu Sadam is the name that comes up whenever Keila KK play a match that matters more than the league table suggests. Keila has yet to take anything from it that counts as silverware, and that gap is the shape of the rivalry.

The club carries the full name Keila Korvpallikool, Keila Basketball School. It spent its first decade climbing through Estonia's lower divisions, reaching the second-tier I liiga only in 2020. The real break came in 2024, when Keila KK split away from Keila Basket, the other club sharing the town's name, and took up its own licence to compete in the Korvpalli Meistriliiga and the Estonian-Latvian Basketball League.

That independence showed almost at once in the players it pushed forward. Norman Rüütsalu, Kristen Kasemets, Conrad Sengbusch and Margus Pahv all made their Meistriliiga debuts under coach Pahv, a run of first appearances. Quarter-finals in the Meistriliiga and the Estonian Cup in 2023–24 remain the high point so far.