ltLietuvos krepšinio lyga (LKL)

Gargždai — a small town near Klaipėda, whose club earned LKL promotion in 2022 after winning the second-tier NKL.

Jonava — an industrial town in northern Lithuania, competing under its sponsor name Hipocredit.

Utena — the club "Juventus" (Latin for "youth"), founded in 2000, which once reached the LKL final.

Panevėžys — one of the founding LKL clubs from 1964, playing at the Kalnapilio Arena and a regular in the EuroCup.

Klaipėda — a port city; the club is named after the Roman god of the sea and was the third Lithuanian team to play in the EuroLeague.

Kėdainiai — a club founded in 1992 that reached the LKL in 2002 and, in 2023, took part in the highest-scoring game in league history.

Vilnius — a multiple Lithuanian champion that won the Basketball Champions League in 2026 after a dramatic comeback in the final.

Šiauliai — a club founded in 1984 that holds the LKL record for the most third-place finishes, with nine.

Tauragė — a small town near the border with the Kaliningrad region, whose club is making its first-ever appearance in the top division in 2026/27.

Kaunas — Lithuania's most successful club, EuroLeague champion in 1999, playing in front of more than 15,000 fans at the Žalgiris Arena.