hrCroatian Superliga (women)

The official website of the Croatian women's Superliga with news, standings, statistics and club profiles; HAOK Mladost won the 2025/26 title.

Split — the Brda academic volleyball club, founded on 12 November 1967, also runs volleyball schools; with no website of its own, Facebook is its official channel.

Zagreb — the women's team of the academic club founded in 1945: 1991 European Champions Cup winners (finalists in 1992 and 1994), five-time Yugoslav champions, 2025/26 Croatian champions and MEVZA winners in 2024/25 and 2025/26; home is the Bojan Stranić volleyball hall.

Rijeka — a women's club founded in 1947, formerly ŽOK Rijeka: two-time Yugoslav champions (1972/73, 1973/74), ten-time Croatian champions (most recently 2012/13) and 2008/09 MEVZA winners; it plays at the Mladost Sports Hall. The zok-rijeka.hr domain is dead, so Facebook is its official channel.

Zagreb — a women's club founded in spring 2015 and one of Croatia's largest, with 19 volleyball schools; it reached the Superliga within five years and has played in the CEV Cup. The club website has not been updated since 2024 and its Facebook since 2021, so Instagram is its official channel.

Karlovac — founded in 1967 as OK Turbina and renamed OK Karlovac in 1973; it has played top-flight volleyball since 1992, has entered the CEV Cup four times and hosts the annual Ivan Vidaković Memorial. With no website of its own, Facebook is its official channel.

Kaštel Gomilica — a women's club founded in 2000 from the volleyball school at Knez Trpimir primary school; 2016 Croatian Cup winners and runners-up in 2013/14 and 2015/16, it plays at the Kaštela city hall. The club website is inaccessible, so Facebook is its official channel.

Zaprešić — a women's club founded on 9 September 2005 and known for its girls' volleyball school; it plays home games at the Antun Augustinčić primary school hall.

Dubrovnik — a women's volleyball club that plays home games at the Gospino polje Sports Hall; with no website of its own, Facebook is its official channel.

Kaštel Stari — a women's club founded in 1949, 2000/01 Croatian champions and 2001 cup winners; formerly known as OK Kaštela Kaštelanska Rivijera and OK Kaštela Cemex Dalmacijacement, it competes today as ŽOK Ribola Kaštela. The club website has not been updated since 2018, so Facebook is its official channel.

Osijek — a women's club founded on 5 September 2013 that plays home games at the Gradski vrt hall; the zokosijek.hr domain is dead, so Facebook is its official channel.