History

The historic first women's football team, Wisła Kraków, was formed in September 2020. At that time, a recruitment drive was announced for girls aged 8 to 11, who formed a 15-person training group led by coach Bartłomiej Zelek. A year later, at the initiative of the then Supervisory Board of the Wisła Kraków SA Sports Association, a senior team was entered into the Małopolska V League. Andrzej Żądło, who served as coach in the first season, made significant contributions to building the squad, as did the late Stanisław Sękiewicz , also known as the Wisła Dragon from 2005, who became team manager, assisting with the ongoing operations of the newly formed team.

2021/2022  
 
The Wisła women's football team's first fall season was very successful, ending with eight wins and two losses to the second-placed team, UKS 3 Weronica Staszkówka Jelna. At the beginning of 2022, Katarzyna Sołtysińska took over as manager of the women's section, and on March 2, 2022, a new coach for the first team, Mateusz Król, was appointed. During the spring season , the team from Staszkówka Jelna withdrew from the competition, and the team's eight-game winning streak allowed Wiślaczki to achieve a historic promotion to the 4th league women's team with 54 points. After successful league campaigns, the team began competing in the Provincial Polish Cup, where they reached the semifinals, losing 0-1 to Radziszowianka Radziszów. This season, Wisła players played their matches at the KS Zwierzyniecki stadium.

2022/2023  

The new season brought many changes. During intensive preparations for the autumn round of the Małopolska IV League, 10 new faces joined the White Star's ranks – Katarzyna Kuciel, Adrianna Sobolewska, Julia Łoboz , Sylwia Klaja, Martyna Sochacka, Monika Markiewicz, Paulina Włodarz, Weronika Kukla, Wioletta Nalepka, and Dominika Herma. The seriousness of the team being built at Reymonta 20 is evidenced by the fact that several of them had previously played in second-division pitches.  

The fall round saw Wisła Kraków's winning streak continue. The Reymont team secured the lead by winning eight matches, securing all three points with a goal difference of 69-4! The fall season was rounded out by two Kraków players – Monika Markiewicz and Małgorzata Kołodziejska – finishing runners-up in the Polish Women's 35+ Championship.  

In addition to the excellent performance of the first team , the training structure of Wisła Kraków Women expanded to include three youth teams – U11, U13, and U15. In addition to regular training in professional conditions, the young footballers also began competing in the league and achieved their first successes in the White Star colors.  

The spring round for the first team was just as successful as the previous one. The Wisła team recorded another 8 victories, which contributed to promotion to the third League , thus entering the macro-regional level after two seasons of competition in the voivodeship, with a score of 48 points and a goal balance of 133 : 7.  

2023/2024  

The current season started with another expansion of the structures in youth teams. U9 and U18 teams appeared , and as part of the merger with the AKF Brzeźnica club (previously its president was the late Stanisław Sękiewicz ), the U16 team joined the competition Central Junior League . The coaching staff has been strengthened by the addition of first team players – Zuzanna Pokorniak and Aleksandra Łagowska.  

The summer transfer window saw the addition of several new players to the team . Wisła Kraków added Lilla Mikulińska , Kinga Będkowska, Daria Kokoszka, Monika Jaskółka, Agata Dąbrowska, Klaudia Kurek, and Dąbrówka Dudek. The team's training ground also changed – thanks to a cooperation agreement signed with the Bronisław Czech Academy of Physical Education in Kraków, the new training ground and home match venue has become the pitch at 78 Jana Pawła II Avenue in Kraków.  

Before the start of the next league campaign, Wisła Kraków players competed in the Provincial Polish Cup. They managed to reach the final . in which they narrowly lost to the first league Staszkówka Jelna (3:4) . In the autumn round, the White Star players won 10 out of 11 matches, losing the match against FSA Kraków and taking second place in the table , with the same number of points as the leader FSA .