meFirst League

Standings, schedule and results of Montenegro's men's top handball division (Sofascore — the federation's own site was inaccessible).

Berane — a town in the north of the country, Montenegrin champions in 2007/08.

Mojkovac — club founded in 1965, Montenegrin champions in 2010/11.

Podgorica — the capital city, the club was refounded in 2019 after folding in 2010.

Budva — Adriatic coastal town, Montenegrin champions in 2015/16.

Bijelo Polje — a town in the north of the country.

Cetinje — the historic royal capital, Montenegro's most successful club with thirteen championship titles.

Bar — an Adriatic port town, the club's academy has produced many national team players.

Tivat — a town in the Bay of Kotor, with a handball tradition dating back to 1949.

Pljevlja — a mining town in the north of the country, club founded in 1957.

Nikšić — Montenegro's second-largest city, club founded in 1949.

Podgorica — a city district of the capital, one of the league's newer clubs.