KV Drita

In its early years the club was named "Partizani". In 1972 the name was changed to "Akademiku", and in 1977, after a merger with "Tekstil" the club name was changed to "Taftison". Finally in 1990 the name was changed to "KV Drita", because all the other sports teams of Gjilan used this name.

After uniting with the "Tekstil" the club became Kosovan champions in the season 1980-81, and ranked highly in the Second Federal League of Yugoslavia.

In 1982 Professor Hajrush Fazliu formed a club for women in Selami Hallaqi School in Gjilan, where coaches Hajrush Fazliu, Hafiz Gashi, Shaban Kastrati spotted new talent to join KV "Taftison". Over time they became the most successful volleyball club in Gjilan and Kosovo.

In 1989 prevents competitions in Yugoslavia, so in 1990 starts races organized in municipalities and municipal races. And in 1997-98 the club was the champion of Kosovo.

The women's club were Kosovan champions in 1994, 1995 and 1996, and runners up in 1997.

The men's club was reformed in 2004, and in 2005 and 2007 they was the champions of Kosovo and in 2009 was runner-up.

In 2000/01 the women club was the runner up of Kosovo. Also the women club was the champion of Kosovo in years 2001, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016[2][3]

Women Team - Season 2017–2018, as of October 2018.[4]

Number	Player	Position	Height (m)	Weight (kg)	Birth date
1	Adelajda Iliazi	Outside-spiker	170	60	1991
1	Capri RICHARDSON	Middle-blocker	183	70	1993
2	Elmira Asani	Libero	160	54	2000
3	Brikena Dushica	Opposite	179	69	1999
4	Olsa Syla	Middle-blocker	192	70	2001
6	Blinera Jaha	Setter	172	71	1998
7	Venera Kadriu	Opposite	177	60	2000
8	Ronita Leka	Middle-blocker	180	60	1997
9	Lorina Mehmeti	Outside-spiker	177	68	1999
10	Melissa ROMANO ORTEGA	Setter	177	65	1994
11	Vlora Berisha	Middle Blocker	189	67	1984
12	Fjolla Hyseni	Libero	170	60	1997
13	Viola Latifi	Setter	175	68	2000
17	Vesa Shabani	Middle-blocker	174	55	2001

• 2016–17 CEV Women's Champions League
• Sport in Kosovo

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