Rahoveci

KB Rahoveci, known to its supporters as Vreshtarët, played its home games at the Salla e Sportit, also called Palestra Sportive "Mizahir Isma".

The club was founded in 2016 and needed only its first season to reach the top flight, winning the Kosovo First League in 2016–17. A sixth-place finish in its Superleague debut followed, then a leap: in 2018–19 Rahoveci finished runners-up in the Superleague behind KB Prishtina and reached the Kosovo Cup final, losing that too. The double final run sent the club into the FIBA Europe Cup, where Romania's U-BT Cluj-Napoca ended the run in qualifying. Rahoveci withdrew from the Balkan International Basketball League in March 2020 rather than continue, and a third-place finish in Liga Unike the following year marked the last high point.

Blerim Deliu captained the side through its final years, by which point the roster leaned on imports such as Jahii Carson and Chris Seeley alongside academy products like Visar Ejupi, who went on to Sigal Prishtina. Muhamed Thaçi, a former Kosovo international, took over as head coach for the 2022–23 season and could not prevent a bottom-place finish that sent the club down to the First League. Rahoveci never played there. On 26 September 2023, with its finances beyond repair, the club was dissolved.

Its closest rival throughout was KB Ylli, from neighbouring Theranda.