Alongside their strong performances in the league, the Jedinstvo women's bowling team also enjoyed a successful campaign in the Serbian Cup during the 2006/07 season.

At the Cup Final Tournament, held in Novi Sad on April 28 and 29, 2007, the Novi Bečej team defeated Hajduk from Kula 7–1 in the semifinal to secure a place in the final.

By winning first place in the national championship, the Jedinstvo women’s bowling team from Novi Bečej secured the right to participate in the World Cup, which was held in the Polish city of Leszno in early October 2007.

Without Ivana Eremić, who had retired from active competition, and Andrea Kiš, who was unable to travel with the team for family reasons, Jedinstvo faced a very strong international field and finished in tenth place with a total of 3,159 pins.

From the very founding of the women’s club, great attention was devoted to working with the youngest players. Alongside the senior team, coach Laslo Makra established a Bowling School which, in a short period of time, produced a large number of talented and successful female bowlers. Bowlers from Novi Bečej achieved particularly notable results in the cadet and junior categories, and some of them later left a lasting mark on senior bowling as well.

When the Jedinstvo junior women’s team, consisting of Lidija Hajdu, Franciška Budai, Melinda Ivan and Izabela Šejmeši, won third place in SFR Yugoslavia in 1989, nobody could have predicted that this would mark the beginning of an era of dominance by the women bowlers from Novi Bečej, an era that would last for the next twenty years.