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Alliance Sportive Casablanca
Casablanca — a younger club with strong youth and women's programmes, promoted to the top flight within the last decade.
alliancesportive.com
Amal Essaouira
Essaouira — one of Morocco's oldest clubs, founded in the 1920s.
basketball.afrobasket.com
AS FAR
Rabat — the Royal Armed Forces club, a three-time league champion.
as-far.ma
AS Salé
Salé — a nine-time league champion and winner of the Basketball Africa League (BAL) in 2017.
assbasketball.ma
Club Pomme Midelt
Midelt — a club founded in 2018, from the smallest city in the top division.
basketball.afrobasket.com
CODM Meknès
Meknès — the city's club, promoted to the top division in 2013.
basketball.afrobasket.com
FUS Rabat
Rabat — Morocco's record champion with 21 league titles, reigning champion of the 2025/26 season.
bal.nba.com
Ittihad Tanger
Tangier — a three-time league champion, most recently in 2009.
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KACM Marrakech
Marrakesh — the city's club, playing at the Zerktouni arena.
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Lixus Larache
Larache — a club named after the ancient city of Lixus near the town.
basketball.afrobasket.com
Maghreb Fès
Fez — a five-time league champion, nicknamed the "Tigers".
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Majd Tanger
Tangier — a young club founded in 2017, winner of the Moroccan Throne Cup in 2023 and league finalist that same season.
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Wydad AC
Casablanca — the basketball department of the major Wydad club, a ten-time league champion.
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