baPremijer liga

Overview of the current season of Bosnia and Herzegovina's top handball division — standings, results, schedule.

Banja Luka — one of the country's best-known clubs, playing at the Borik hall.

Visoko — a club founded in 1954.

Goražde — a club with a tradition dating back to 1957.

Gračanica — a club founded in 1956 that also competes in the EHF European Cup.

Ljubuški — the most successful club in Bosnian and Herzegovinian handball and the reigning national champions.

Živinice — a club from Tuzla Canton and a regular top-flight participant.

Zavidovići — a club founded in 1952 and a long-standing top-flight side.

Maglaj — a regular participant in the Premijer Liga BiH.

Doboj — a club founded in 1953, originally under the name RK Ozren.

Mostar — a club founded in 1964 that earned promotion to the top flight in 2026.

Vogošća near Sarajevo — a two-time winner of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup.

Mostar — a Croat-founded club that won the national cup in 2018 and has played in the EHF European Cup.