ruSuperleague (women)

The top Russian women's handball league — websites of clubs such as Rostov-Don, CSKA Moscow, Lada Togliatti and Astrakhanochka.

Links

Superliga
Russia's top women's handball league on the federation site — standings, fixtures and results.
rushandball.ru
AGU-Adyif Majkop
Maykop — the Adyghe State University side playing at the "Yakub Koblev" hall; the club has no website of its own.
rushandball.ru
Astrachanočka
Astrakhan — founded in 1993, playing its home games at the Zvyozdny complex.
rushandball.ru
Baškirija Ufa
Ufa — the Bashkortostan side formerly known as Ufa-Alisa; the club has no website of its own.
rushandball.ru
Černomoročka Novorossijsk
Novorossiysk — the city's first professional handball club, founded in 2022.
hccn.ru
CSKA Moskva
Moscow — the women's section of the army club and Russian champions in 2021 and 2023–2025.
women.cskahandball.ru
Dinamo-Sinara Volgograd
Volgograd — Russia's record champions, built around the Dinamo sports school.
handball-centre.ru
Kubáň Krasnodar
Krasnodar — women's club Kuban founded in 1973, Soviet champion in 1989 and CIS champion in 1992 and two-time winner of the Cup Winners' Cup, plays at the Olimp Sports Palace.
whckuban.com
Lada Toľatti
Togliatti — the club is directed by Olympic champion and club product Irina Bliznova.
handball.ru
Luč Moskva
Moscow — five-time Soviet champions in the 1960s, today part of the Moscow Handball Academy.
luchteam.ru
Rostov-Don
Rostov-on-Don — founded in 1965, known as Rostselmash until 2002.
rostovhandball.com
Universitet Iževsk
Izhevsk in Udmurtia — a university club; the link leads to its official website.
udmhandball.ru
Zvezda Zvenigorod
Zvenigorod in the Moscow region — 2006/07 Russian champions and EHF Cup winners, the only Russian club ever to win the Champions League (2007/08).
zvezda-handball.ru