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Hammamet — founded in 1945, runners-up at the 2013 Arab Club Basketball Championship.

Mahdia — founded in 1995, promoted to the top-tier Pro A for the 2024–25 season.

Tunis — Tunisia's most successful club (14 titles), a Basketball Africa League participant.

Grombalia — club founded in 1993, won its first trophy (the Tunisian Cup) in 2006.

La Goulette — club founded in 1927, playing at the Salle couverte de La Goulette-Le Kram.

Radès — thirteen-time Tunisian champion, a stronghold of Tunisian basketball in the 1960s and 70s.

Sousse — six-time Tunisian champion, the basketball section of the Étoile du Sahel sports club.

Kairouan — three-time Tunisian champion (2001–2003), playing at the Salle Azaiez Miled.

El Menzah (Tunis) — club founded in 1997, playing at the 5,500-capacity Palais des sports d'El Menzah.

Nabeul — the second most decorated club in Tunisian basketball history (20 titles).

Dar Chaâbane — club founded in 1946, promoted to the top-tier Pro A in 2016.

Monastir — ten-time Tunisian champion (most recently 2026), the only Tunisian club to have won the Basketball Africa League (2022).