brLBF (women)

Maringá — Paraná state champions who reached the LBF in 2025; official updates are posted on Facebook.

Brasília — the capital's club with both men's and women's teams; the women play in the LBF under the sponsored name Cerrado BRB.

Salvador — historically the first club from Bahia state in the LBF; it has no web presence of its own, so the link goes to its Latinbasket profile.

São Luís — the basketball section of football club Sampaio Corrêa and the LBF's record champions.

Santo André — the first LBF champion back in 2010/11 and an ever-present in the league; it has no active online presence, so the link goes to its Latinbasket profile.

São José dos Campos — a club with both men's and women's teams; the women play in the LBF under the sponsored name Pontz São José.

Araraquara — the SESI industrial institute's team and a three-time LBF champion from 2023 to 2025; official updates are posted on Facebook.

Mesquita — a young club from the Baixada Fluminense near Rio de Janeiro, founded in 2019.

Recife — the women's basketball section of football club Sport Club do Recife, playing in the LBF as Sport/Uninassau.

Campinas — formerly known as Vera Cruz Campinas and Brazilian champions in 2018; official updates are posted on Facebook.