Hailing from Novo Mesto, Slovenia, KK Krka is a storied franchise in the Adriatic Basketball Association (ABA) League and the Slovenian League. The team plays its home games at the Leon Štukelj Hall, a venue known for its intense atmosphere. Founded in 1948, the club's colors are green and white. Krka's name derives from the Krka River, which flows near Novo Mesto. The club's early years were spent in the Yugoslav basketball system, but its golden era arrived in the 21st century. Krka achieved legendary status by winning the 2003–04 EuroCup, a stunning continental triumph led by stars like Jaka Lakovič. Domestically, they have been a powerhouse, claiming multiple Slovenian League and Cup titles. In the modern ABA League, Krka remains a respected and tough opponent, known for its disciplined system and development of homegrown talent. Recent seasons have seen them consistently in the playoff hunt, maintaining their reputation as a club that punches above its weight. The fan culture is deeply embedded in the local community, with supporters known for their unwavering loyalty. KK Krka stands as a symbol of Slovenian basketball excellence and one of Europe's great underdog success stories.