skHandball Extraliga

The top Slovak league section on the federation's website — schedule, results, standings.

HáO TJ Slovan Modra — Modra — a small town known for its wine-growing tradition, the club won promotion to the extraliga in 2012.

HC Sporta Hlohovec — Hlohovec — a club founded in 1951, playing at the Na Zábraní sports hall.

HC Záhoráci — Stupava/Malacky — a joint club representing the Záhorie region, formed in 2021 by the merger of Tatran Stupava and Strojár Malacky.

HK Agro Topoľčany — Topoľčany — three-time Slovak champions from the 1990s, reaching the EHF Cup semi-final in 1997/98.

HK Bojnice — Bojnice — a town famous for its castle, with a handball club tradition dating back to 1959.

HK Košice — Košice — the largest city in eastern Slovakia, two-time Slovak champions (1997, 1999).

HT Tatran Prešov — Prešov — Slovakia's most successful club with 20 championship titles, playing at the nearly 5,000-seat Tatran Handball Aréna.

MHC Štart Nové Zámky — Nové Zámky — a club founded in 1961, playing at the Milénium sports hall.

MŠK Považská Bystrica — Považská Bystrica — four-time Slovak champions and five-time Slovak Cup winners.

ŠKP Bratislava — Bratislava — the largest handball section in Slovakia, three-time winners of the Slovak Cup.