cnWCBA (women)

Beijing — the women's arm of the Shougang group, playing at the Shougang Basketball Center and the club that produced national team player Shao Ting, who also played in the WNBA.

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

Dongguan — the WCBA's most-followed club and 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 — a newcomer from Anhui province, playing at the Hefei Sports Centre Gymnasium and without a 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.

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

Dalian — a four-time WCBA champion between 2005 and 2009, playing at the Liu Changchun Gymnasium in Dalian since 2024.

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 one of the WCBA's founding teams.

Taiyuan — the team nicknamed the Flame, home to national team guard Wu Tongtong.

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.

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.

Jinhua — the sister club of the men's Zhejiang Golden Bulls under the Chouzhou Bank banner, playing at the Meihu Sports Centre in Yiwu.