baBosnia and Herzegovina

Živinice — a club from a town near Tuzla and one of the newer members of Bosnia's top flight.

Banja Luka — founded in 1947, a multiple Yugoslav and Bosnian champion, playing at the Borik hall.

Laktaši — Bosnia's most successful club, a regular in the Adriatic League and European competitions.

Pale — a club named after the nearby mountain, a champion of Republika Srpska.

Trebinje — from Bosnia's southernmost city, named after the Leotar mountain.

Mrkonjić Grad — a club from Republika Srpska and a long-standing member of the top division.

Žepče — a club from central Bosnia that has also featured in FIBA European competitions.

Donji Vakuf — a club from a small central Bosnian town competing in the top division.

Goražde — a club from a town on the Drina river near the border with Serbia.

Široki Brijeg — a club from Herzegovina and a long-time member of Bosnia's top division.

Istočno Sarajevo — a club from the part of Sarajevo that lies within Republika Srpska.

Tuzla — a traditional club from the largest city in northeastern Bosnia.

Laktaši — the reserve and youth team of Igokea, competing in the domestic Bosnian championship.

Mostar — the basketball department of the famous Zrinjski club, best known for football.