irSuper League

The Iranian Super League standings on the asia-basket portal (the 2025–26 season, which ended without a champion).

Tehran — a 2025/26 debutant built around Iran national team players that immediately earned a berth in the West Asia Super League.

Isfahan — a club backed by the Golnoor company, a regular in the Iranian Super League.

Amol — a club backed by the Kalleh dairy company, one of the pillars of basketball in northern Iran.

Karaj — Alborz province's representative in Iran's top basketball competition.

Rafsanjan — the basketball team of the copper company (Sarcheshmeh mine), a 2026–27 Super League newcomer promoted from the Professional League.

Gachsaran — the team of the Gachsaran oil and gas company, a 2026–27 Super League newcomer; the link leads to the company sports department’s Instagram.

Gachsaran — a club backed by the South Zagros Oil & Gas company, one of three Iranian teams in West Asia Super League qualification.

Abadan — an oil refinery club, Iranian champion in 2018/19, competing in the Asia Champions Cup.

Sanandaj — the only representative of Kurdistan province in the basketball Super League.

Babol — a club linked to Iran’s air defence force, now representing the city of Babol in Mazandaran province.

Gorgan — the dominant club of the past decade in the Iranian league, also competing in the West Asia Super League.

Eslamshahr — a club near Tehran that represented Iran in the West Asia Super League.