krH League (women)

Official site of the Korea Handball Association (KOHA) — schedule, results and standings of the women's H League.

Team taken over from the Busan City Sports Council in 2005 — two-time overall H League champion (2018/19, 2020/21).

Founded in 1984, with over 40 years of history it is one of the traditional clubs of Korean women's handball and a multiple league champion in the early 2000s.

Club of the Gwangju city corporation founded in 2010, finished 2nd in the regular season and runner-up in the play-off final in 2021/22.

Club founded in February 2007 by the Changwon Keirin corporation and later taken over by the Gyeongnam Development Corporation — best-ever 2nd place in 2023/24 and, in 2024, the club's first National Sports Festival title.

Traditional club founded in 1974, which won the Korean National Sports Festival five years in a row between 2006 and 2010.

City club from Samcheok in Gangwon Province, founded on 12 February 2004 — runner-up in both the regular season and the play-off final in 2024/25 and 2025/26.

Founded in 2008, with Im Oh-kyung — captain of Korea's 2004 Olympic silver-medal team — as its first head coach; won its first league title in 2016.

Club based in Gwangmyeong, founded in 2012 — the first women's team to win three consecutive overall H League titles (2023/24-2025/26), going 21-0 in the 2025/26 regular season.