Kosovo became the 50th member of Tennis Europe on 28 March 2015. which became effective in 2016. They made their debut at this sport when they participate at the 2016 Davis Cup in the Europe Zone Group D III. The female tennis player representing Kosovo at the Billie Jean King Cup since 2016. Their main success came at the 2019 Fed Cup in the Europe/Africa Zone Group III – Pool B where they finished second in the standings. Winning against North Macedonia with 1-2 and against Algeria with the same result. They faced Lithuania in the Play-offs where they lost with 0–2 to finish their campaign in 4th place. The most successful tennis player from Kosovo is Adrijana Lekaj who won so far two singles and eight doubles titels in the ITF Circuit. Other known players are Donika Bashota who won two doubles titels in 2013 and Arlinda Rushiti who achieved the most wins for Kosovo at the Billie Jean King Cup with 13–13 in to Rugby The governing body for rugby union in Kosovo is the Kosovo Rugby Federation which was founded in 2018 and became a member of Rugby Europe on 3 December 2021. The Kosovo national rugby sevens team made its debut in an international rugby event at the Men's Sevens Conference 2 tournament on 11 June 2022 in Malta. R.K Qikat is Kosovos first all-female rugby sevens team. They have entered regional competitions since 2017, and have a youth program for children under 12, in cooperation with the men's team. They have contributed to the path towards recognition of Kosovo Rugby Association by the World Rugby Organization and IOC. Disality sports The Paralympic Committee of Kosovo gained provisional membership of the International Paralympic Committee in July 2022 and a team representing Kosovo is expected to make its debut at the Paralympic Games in 2024. Special Olympics Kosovo was founded in 2002. Athletes from Kosovo first took part in the 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games held in Dublin. This was the first time a team represented Kosovo at an international multisport event. Kosovo has participated in every Special Olympics World Summer Games since 2003 and Special Olympics World Winter Games since 2013. Traditional sports Albaniada is an event that is aimed at being traditional; it gathers together both young and old from all Albanian territories to play traditional games and sports. The main goal of this