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Villeurbanne near Lyon — France's most decorated club (21 titles), led since 2014 by former NBA player Tony Parker.

Gravelines and Dunkerque — towns on the English Channel coast, the joint club founded in 1984 is a fixture of France's top division.

Boulazac near Périgueux — the club was promoted to the top flight in 2025 as second-division champion.

Cholet — a town in the Pays de la Loire region, the club won the French championship in 2010.

Roanne — a town in the Lyon region, the club won the French championship in 2007.

Pau — a town in the Pyrenees, the club was a regular French league winner during the 1990s.

Chalon-sur-Saône — a town in Burgundy, the club won the French championship in 2012 and 2017.

Dijon — the capital of Burgundy known for its mustard, the club has reached the French championship final in the past.

Bourg-en-Bresse — a town famous for its "Poulet de Bresse" chicken, the club won the Eurocup in 2023.

Le Mans — a city famous for its 24-hour endurance race, the MSB basketball club has won the French championship five times.

Limoges — a city famous for its porcelain, the club is the only French team to have won the European Champions Cup (in 1993).

Nanterre — a Paris suburb, the club is known for developing young French national team players.

Paris — a young club founded in 2018, it won its first French championship in 2025.

Saint-Quentin — a town in northern France, the club returns to the top flight after a season in the second division.

Strasbourg — home to major European institutions, the club has won both the French championship and cup multiple times.

Nancy — a city in Lorraine, the club won the French championship in 2008 and 2011.