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MKS Sparta Złotów is a Polish multi-sports club based in Złotów, founded in 1928. The club provides seven sections:

Association football - as of the 2024–25 season, the men's team plays in the regional league. The women's team formerly played in the Ekstraliga, Poland's highest league.^[1]
Volleyball - the women's team plays in the III liga.^[2]
Badminton
Athletics
Table tennis
Boxing
Aikido

Sparta, in past years, was a famous club with a very good ice hockey team. The most notable former players include Paulina Maj, Wanda Wiecha (volleyball) and Jakub Wawrzyniak (football), former national team players.