cnWCBA (women)

The standings of China's women's league on Flashscore; 18 clubs competed in 2025/26, and Sichuan won the title.

Beijing — the women’s arm of the Shougang group and a four-time WCBA champion (2012, 2016, 2017, 2018), playing at the Shougang Basketball Center; Shao Ting, who also played in the WNBA, wore its colours.

Jinjiang — the Fujian province team playing in the WCBA's second group, with no web presence of its own.

Dongguan — the 2019 WCBA champion and the league’s most-followed club, home to national team players Yang Liwei and Huang Sijing, playing at the Dalang Arena.

Hebei province — a club run under the Yingli sponsor name, one of the smaller sides in the WCBA's top group.

Hefei — the Anhui province team playing in the WCBA’s second group at the Hefei Sports Centre Gymnasium, with no web presence of its own.

Jiyuan — the Henan province team running under the Yuguang metals group, with no web presence of its own.

Jiangsu province — a club also known by the name of Nanjing’s Wutaishan arena, which produced national team player Xu Nuo. Its Weibo account has been dormant since April 2016, so the link goes to the team profile instead.

Ganzhou — the Jiangxi province team in the WCBA's second group, with no web presence of its own.

Dalian — a four-time WCBA champion (2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010), which in 2025/26 played at the Liu Changchun Gymnasium of the Dalian University of Technology. Its Weibo account cannot be read without logging in, so the link goes to the team profile instead.

Xi'an — a club backed by the Tianze sponsor, playing its home games at the gymnasium of Xi'an Jiaotong University.

Yantai — the Shandong province team playing at the Penglai Gymnasium, with no web presence of its own.

Shanghai — a club from the Baoshan district, playing at the Baochan Sports Center and competing in 2025/26 under the name of SPD Bank. Its Weibo account has been dormant since December 2014, so the link goes to the team profile instead.

Taiyuan — a three-time WCBA champion (2013, 2014, 2015) nicknamed the Flame and runner-up in 2025/26, playing at the Shanxi Sports Centre Gymnasium.

Chengdu — the 2025/26 WCBA champion and a three-time title winner overall, playing at the Jinqiang International Event Center.

Wuhan — a club of the Shengfan group, playing its home games at the Jiangxia Gymnasium. Its Weibo account cannot be read without logging in, so the link goes to the team profile instead.

Xiamen — a team named after the egret, the city's symbol, and one of the WCBA's newest entrants.

Ürümqi — a club named after the Tian Shan mountains, playing at the Xinjiang Sports Centre, where national team guard Wu Tongtong has played since 2024. Its Weibo account has been dormant since March 2025, so the link goes to the team profile instead.

Jinhua — the sister club of the men’s Zhejiang Golden Bulls under the Chouzhou Bank banner, playing at the Meihu Sports Centre in Yiwu. Its Weibo account has been dormant since 2013, so the link goes to the team profile instead.