roLiga Florilor (women)

Romania's top women's handball league on the federation site — standings and results.

Bistrița — the women's handball section of CS Gloria 2018 Bistrița-Năsăud.

Baia Mare — the women's section of the mining club Minaur in northern Transylvania.

Bucharest-Giulești — handball section founded in 1934, six-time Romanian champion and winner of the European Champions Cup in 1964.

Bucharest — the handball section of the city club CSM, a regular in the EHF Champions League.

Brașov — two-time Romanian champions (1981, 2006) and 2006 Challenge Cup winners, playing at the "Dumitru Popescu Colibași" Sports Hall, back in the top flight since 2023/24.

Iași — a young municipal club founded in 2020.

Slatina in Oltenia — founded in 2009, back in the top flight since 2024.

Târgu Jiu — the handball section of the municipal multi-sport club, playing at the Sala Sporturilor.

Târgu Mureș — women's handball under the umbrella of the municipal multi-sport club.

Bucharest — a university club under the Politehnica University.

Brăila on the Danube — founded in 1997, playing at the Danubius Sports Hall.

Zalău — three-time Romanian champion and winner of the 1996 EHF City Cup (today's European Cup), plays at the "Gheorghe Tadici" hall.

Râmnicu Vâlcea — an Oltenian handball stronghold, successor to the famous Oltchim.

Craiova — the women's handball section of SCM Universitatea, playing at the Sala Polivalentă.