Second Division. White-green team placed for most time in the mid-part of the table, only once – in 1975 – finishing on 5th position. In the season 1978–79, in the first round Wisłoka was placed on a good, 8th position. Spring round, however, was a catastrophe. Dębica's favourites lost many games and as a result Wisłoka was relegated back to the 3rd Division Relegation and lean years After relegation, Wisłoka wanted to return to the 2nd Division as fast as possible. In the season 1979-80 it was missed narrowly – the white-green finished second, just after Stal Rzeszów. The 1980s were not as good as the 1970s. The team played in the 3rd Division, group 8th (south-east Poland), for most time placing in the upper half of the table. Unfortunately, Wisłoka never managed to fight for promotion. Apart from main team, there was also a reserve team, two junior and several youth teams. They played in regional games, also in a Ludwik Poświat U-19 Junior Tournament, which was organized every summer since 1979. In 1987 a big disappointment took place. Wisłoka was relegated to the 4th Division. This was a shock for both fans and officials. Some changes took place, after which the white-green in June 1988 returned to the 3rd Division, finishing before both BKS Bochnia and Okocimski Brzesko. In 1988–89, Polish Soccer Association (PZPN) made some changes. Instead of eight groups of the 3rd Division, four much stronger groups were created. Competition was tougher, but Wisłoka never had any problems with keeping itself on the safe position. Another promotion In 1990-91 Wisłoka again, after several years, won promotion to the Second National Division, group south, finishing ahead of Sandecja Nowy Sącz and Cracovia. The team, led by coach Jan Kasowicz during the whole season proved its quality, winning 14 games, drawing 7, and losing only 3 (goals 40–13). In the 2nd Division Wisłoka was for the most time placing in the middle positions of the table. The highest location (7th) was in the season 1993–94. In June 1995 however, the team was relegated back to the Regional Division. Obviously, both players and officials wanted to win promotion as soon as possible, but this proved impossible. In 1995-96 Wisłoka was second, just behind Wawel Kraków, in 1996–97, Dębica's favourites were second again, finishing after Czuwaj Przemyśl. Four years in Fourth Division and 2006 promotion In June 2001 Wisłoka was