skExtraliga (women)

Trenčín — a club in the women's Extraliga since 2023/24, which kept its top-flight spot in the 2026 relegation play-off.

Ivanka pri Dunaji — nicknamed the "Kangaroos", from a village near Bratislava with a long youth tradition.

Banská Bystrica — the UMB university club nicknamed the "Little Owls", which joined forces with Slávia before the 2026/27 season.

Košice — a club with roots going back to 1984, playing in the Šaca district.

Ružomberok — the reigning Slovak champion and two-time EuroLeague Women winner (1999, 2000).

Piešťany — four-time Slovak champion and Central Europe Women's League winner, playing at the Diplomat Arena.

Šamorín — a club from the Žitný ostrov region with its own youth academy.

Bratislava — the women's branch of the traditional Slovan brand, runner-up in the 1978 Ronchetti Cup.

Košice — the academy carrying on from the famous Good Angels, a long-time leader of Slovak women's basketball.