baPremijer liga Women

Bosnia and Herzegovina's top women's competition, run by the OSBiH federation — 10 clubs in 2026/27; Gacko won 2025/26, beating Kula Gradačac 2–1 in the final series.

Links

Premijer liga (ženy)
The OSBiH federation's competition portal — table, schedule and rosters of the 2026/27 women's Premijer liga.
osbih-web.dataproject.com
Banja Luka Volley
Banja Luka — plays at the Borik sports hall; a 2025/26 play-off quarter-finalist (club Facebook page).
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Bimal-Jedinstvo Brčko
Brčko — a 2025/26 play-off quarter-finalist, beaten by Kula Gradačac (club Facebook page).
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Borac Banja Luka
Banja Luka — the Borac women's club, a 2025/26 play-off quarter-finalist (club Facebook page).
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Gacko
Gacko in Herzegovina — 2025/26 Bosnian champions after a 2–1 final series against Kula Gradačac, and 2025/26 Bosnian Cup winners; competes as ŽOK Gacko RD Swisslion in 2026/27 (club Facebook page).
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Goražde
Goražde — plays at the Mirsad Hurić hall; a 2025/26 play-off quarter-finalist (club Facebook page).
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Igman Ilidža
Ilidža near Sarajevo — a 2025/26 play-off semi-finalist, beaten by eventual champions Gacko (club Facebook page).
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Kula Gradačac
Gradačac — 2025/26 runners-up after losing the final series 1–2 to Gacko; plays at the Gradačački sajam hall (club Facebook page).
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Leotar Trebinje
Trebinje — a 2026/27 newcomer, promoted in April 2026 through the Republika Srpska championship play-off against Jahorina; plays at the Miloš Mrdić hall; profile on the federation portal.
osbih-web.dataproject.com
ORT Novo Sarajevo
Sarajevo — winners of the 2025/26 regular season, play-off semi-finalists and 2025/26 Bosnian Cup finalists; plays at the Goran Čengić hall (club Facebook page).
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Sloboda Tuzla
Tuzla — the club's women's section was founded in 2009, plays at the SKPC Mejdan hall and returns to the Premijer liga in 2026/27; profile on the federation portal.
osbih-web.dataproject.com