huNB I/A (ženy)

a town near Budapest — a club known chiefly for developing young talent through its own academy.

Budapest — the Csata DSE club, which enjoyed the most successful season in its history in 2025/26.

Miskolc — part of the large multi-sport club Diósgyőri VTK, a regular EuroLeague Women participant.

Budapest — the university club of the Budapesti Egyetemi Atlétikai Club, affiliated with Eötvös Loránd University.

Győr — the city's flagship women's basketball club, formerly competing under the name UNI Győr.

Szekszárd — a traditional club (formerly Atomerőmű KSC) with a rich history in Hungary's top flight.

Pécs — a university-linked club with regular appearances in European cup competitions.

Sopron — Hungary's most successful women's club, winner of the 2022 EuroLeague Women and the 1998 Ronchetti Cup.

Budapest — the basketball section of the Hungarian University of Sports Science, winner of the country's very first championship in 1933.

Budapest — playing under the Vasas Basket brand, one of the strongholds of Hungarian women's basketball.

Cegléd — the city's club representing it in the top-flight women's league.