czExtraliga

Official site of the Czech men's top flight — schedule, results, standings.

Handball Brno — Brno — the Czech Republic's second-largest city, SKKP Handball Brno play their home games at the Vodova hall.

Handball Club Zlín — Zlín — a club with handball tradition dating back to 1921, one of the few Czech clubs fielding both a men's and a women's top team.

Házená Frýdek-Místek — Frýdek-Místek — former Czech champions (2003) and four-time runners-up, currently playing under the sponsor name Pepino.

HBC Jičín — Jičín — an Extraliga club founded in 1942, Czech champions in the 2012/13 season.

HBC Strakonice 1921 — Strakonice — a South Bohemian club with handball tradition dating back to 1921, competing in the Extraliga.

HC Dukla Praha — Prague — historically the most successful Czech club, in 1957 becoming the very first winner of the European Champions Cup (today's Champions League).

HC Zubří — Zubří — a Wallachian club celebrating its centenary in 2026, playing at the ROBE Aréna.

HCB Karviná — Karviná — Czech record champions (13 titles), playing at the 2,200-capacity Házenkářská hala.

HK Lovosice — Lovosice — nicknamed "the Hunters", winners of the most recent Czech Cup.

KH Kopřivnice — Kopřivnice — a Moravian-Silesian club with handball tradition dating back to 1959.

Talent tým Plzeňského kraje — Plzeň — ten-time Czech champions, a development project nurturing young players from the Plzeň region.

TJ Sokol Nové Veselí — Nové Veselí — a small village renowned for its youth handball development, designated a national youth training centre in 2017.