Tempo

OK Tempo enters the season in the Premijer Liga of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a division it has kept a place in since at least 2014, facing regulars such as OK Bosna Sarajevo and OK Domaljevac.

The club grew out of Ražljevo, a village in the Brčko District, where volleyball needed a home team of its own; the registration papers put the date at 8 October 2002. A separate entry under the same name surfaced later in Apatin, across the border in Serbia, sharing the founding date and tax number, though it is the Ražljevo side that has done the actual competing in the Bosnian league.

Matches are played at the Sportska dvorana Prve OŠ Ražljevo, the hall attached to the village's first primary school. No league title or cup has come the club's way, and Tempo has made its name instead through simple persistence in the top flight.

Little of the club's public face travels beyond the league itself: no crest or website has surfaced, and results are tracked mainly through outside databases rather than any channel of its own. What identity Tempo has rests on the roster that takes the court in Ražljevo season after season.