Druzhba Moscow

The club took the hall's name as its own.

There is no senior honours list to speak of. Druzhba operates in the amateur tier, entered in the Winline UBA and the Moscow League of Amateur Basketball Leagues, with occasional outings in the Russian Cup — a September fixture against Kamit Tver among them. Anton Kotenko runs the team as both head coach and manager, a dual role common enough at this level.

The squad's most notable arrival is Mikhail Stafeev, who came through Parma and made his debut in the VTB United League before dropping down to join Druzhba for the current season. Filipp Gafurov has built his name inside the Winline UBA itself, without the professional background attached to Stafeev's arrival.

What Druzhba has not built is a public identity to match the results: no settled colours, no crest anyone points to, just the name shared with the hall, the embankment, and the Olympic complex around it.