huNB I (women)

Hungary's top women's handball league (also known as the K&H Liga) — standings, fixtures and results.

Székesfehérvár — 2005 EHF Cup winners, playing at the Köfém Sportcsarnok.

Budaörs near Budapest — the club competes under the sponsor name Moyra-Budaörs.

Debrecen — the women's section of Debreceni VSC and a regular top-flight side.

Esztergom — the club plays its home games at the Suzuki Aréna.

Eger — the handball section of the university club, a newcomer to the top flight in 2026/27.

Budapest — the women's handball section of Ferencváros, a regular in European competition.

Győr — Hungary's record champions and multiple EHF Champions League winners.

Kisvárda in north-eastern Hungary — in the top flight since the 2017/18 season.

Mosonmagyaróvár near the Austrian border — a stable NB I participant.

Budapest — the handball section of the traditional multi-sport club MTK.

Balatonboglár — the National Handball Academy side built around its own graduates.

Szombathely — a club and academy from western Hungary.

Vác on the bank of the Danube — a dedicated women's handball club.

Budapest — the handball section of Vasas, record 15-time Hungarian champions and 1982 European Champions Cup winners.