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Tunisian Women's Handball League
Founded1962
No. of teams10
Country Tunisia
ConfederationCAHB (Africa)
Most recent
champion(s)
Club Africain
(2023-24)
Most titlesClub Africain (29 titles)
TV partner(s)TV Tunisia 1, TV Tunisia 2
Level on pyramid1
Relegation toNational B
International cup(s)Champions League
Cup Winners' Cup
Official websitefederationhandball.tn
Current sports event 2023-24

The Tunisian Women's Handball League or the National Women's Handball A League is the Tunisian women's handball Top Division. The league started in 1963, it is Rule by The Tunisian Handball Federation. Club Africain is the dominant club with more than 29 titles record 17 of them are consecutive, Followed by ASF Sahel by 13 title and in third rank we find ASE Ariana by 7 titles, However The league serve as a Qualified Tournament to the African competitions such as Champions League and also the Cup Winners' Cup.

Winners list

No. Season Champion
1 1962–63 Club Africain
2 1963–64 CA Gaz
3 1964–65 CS cheminots
4 1965–66 Zitouna Sports
5 1966–67 Club Africain
6 1967–68 Club Africain
7 1968–69 Club Africain
8 1969–70 Zitouna Sports
9 1970–71 Zitouna Sports
10 1971–72 Club Africain
11 1972–73 Club Africain
12 1973–74 Club Africain
13 1974–75 Club Africain
14 1975–76 Club Africain
15 1976–77 Club Africain
16 1977–78 Club Africain
17 1978–79 Club Africain
18 1979–80 Club Africain
19 1980–81 Club Africain
20 1981–82 Club Africain
21 1982–83 Club Africain
22 1983–84 Club Africain
23 1984–85 Club Africain
24 1985–86 Club Africain
25 1986–87 Club Africain
26 1987–88 Club Africain
27 1988–89 Zaoui Meubles Sports*
28 1989–90 Zaoui Meubles Sports*
29 1990–91 Zaoui Meubles Sports*
30 1991–92 Zaoui Meubles Sports*
31 1992–93 Club Africain
No. Season Champion
32 1993–94 Club Africain
33 1994–95 ASF Sahel
34 1995–96 ASF Sahel
35 1996–97 ASF Sahel
36 1997–98 ASE Ariana
37 1998–99 ASF Sahel
38 1999–00 ASF Sahel
39 2000–01 ASF Sahel
40 2001–02 ASE Ariana
41 2002–03 ASE Ariana
42 2003–04 ASF Sahel
43 2004–05 ASF Sahel
44 2005–06 ASE Ariana
45 2006–07 ASF Sfax
46 2007–08 ASE Ariana
47 2008–09 ASF Sfax
48 2009–10 ES Rejiche
49 2010–11 ES Rejiche
50 2011–12 ASF Sahel
51 2012–13 ASE Ariana
52 2013–14 ASE Ariana
53 2014–15 ASF Téboulba
54 2015–16 Club Africain
55 2016–17 Club Africain
56 2017–18 ASF Sfax
57 2018–19 Club Africain
58 2019–20 Club Africain
59 2020–21 Club Africain
60 2021–22 ASF Teboulba
61 2022–23 CSF Moknine
62 2023–24 Club Africain

Most successful clubs

Rank Club Titles
1 Club Africian 29
2 ASF Sahel 13
3 ASE Ariana 7
4 Zitouna Sports 3
= ASF Sfax 3
6 ES Rejiche 2
= ASF Teboulba 2
8 CSF Moknine 1
= CA Gaz 1
= CS cheminots 1
  • Notes: : ASF Sahel old name was Zaoui Meubles Sports

See also

References

  1. All League INFO (in French)
  2. Club Africain Hounours

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