List of handball clubs in England sorted by England Handball Association (EHA) league:
Source: [1]
| Premier League North | Premier League South | |
|---|---|---|
| 2024/25 | Nottingham | Olympia Handball Club |
| Liverpool | Islington Handball Club | |
| Loughborough | Oxford Handball Club | |
| NEM Hawks | London GD | |
| Manchester-Trafford | Carshalton Titans | |
| Birmingham Bisons | Chelsea |
| Premier League North | Premier League South | |
|---|---|---|
| 2023/24 | Nottingham | Olympia Handball Club |
| Liverpool | Islington Handball Club | |
| Loughborough | West London Eagles | |
| NEM Hawks | London GD | |
| Manchester-Trafford | Carshalton Titans | |
| Birmingham Bisons | Chelsea |
| RL North | RL South 1 | RL South 2 East | RL South 2 West/Central | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023/24 | Birmingham Bisons 2 | Oxford University | West London Eagles 2 | Poole Phoenix Handball |
| Sheffield Handball Club | Northampton | Chelsea 2 | Guildford Sabres | |
| Nottingham 3 | Bristol | Brighton | Bucks Mavericks | |
| Liverpool 2 | Islington Handball Club 2 | Arctic Falcons | Somerset Spartans | |
| University of Birmingham | Cambridge | Bishop's Stortford | Bristol 2 | |
| Loughborough 2 | London GD 2 | Islington Handball Club 3 | ||
| Nottingham 2 | ||||
| Manchester-Trafford 2 |
| Premier League North | Premier League South | |
|---|---|---|
| 2024/25 | Loughborough | London GD |
| Trafford | Northampton | |
| Nottingham | Olympia | |
| NEM Hawks | West London Eagles | |
| Liverpool | Chelsea | |
| Birmingham Bisons | Islington Handball Club |
| Premier League North | Premier League South | |
|---|---|---|
| 2023/24 | Loughborough | London GD |
| Trafford | Northampton | |
| Nottingham | Olympia | |
| NEM Hawks | West London Eagles | |
| Liverpool | Chelsea | |
| Birmingham | Cambridge |
| RL South | |
|---|---|
| 2023/24 | West London Eagles 2 |
| Islington Handball Club | |
| Chelsea 2 | |
| Arctic Falcons | |
| Oxford | |
| Olympia 2 | |
| Bristol | |
| Poole Phoenix |
The 2012/13 season saw the introduction of the Men's Super 8 English National League consisting of the top eight teams in England.
| 2012/13 | 2013/14 | 2014/15 | 2015/16 | 2016/17 |
| London GD HC | London GD HC | London GD HC | London GD HC | London GD HC |
| Salford HC | Salford HC | Warrington Wolves | Warrington Wolves | Warrington Wolves |
| Manchester HC | Manchester HC | Manchester HC | Manchester HC | Nottingham |
| Ruislip Eagles HC | Ruislip Eagles HC | Ruislip Eagles HC | Ruislip Eagles HC | West London Eagles |
| Leeds Hornets HC | Leeds Hornets HC | Leeds Hornets HC | Leeds Hornets HC | Coventry Sharks |
| Cambridge HC | Cambridge HC | Cambridge HC | Cambridge HC | Cambridge HC |
| Deva HC | Deva HC | Coventry HC | NEM Hawks | NEM Hawks |
| Liverpool HC | Olympia HC | Olympia HC | Olympia HC | Olympia HC |
Teams for the 2016/17 season:
Teams for the 2016/17 season:
Teams for the 2016/17 season:
Teams for 2016/17 season:
Teams for 2016/17 season:
Teams for 2016/17 season:
Teams for 2016/17 [2]
Teams for the 2016/17 season [3]
Teams for 2016/17 season [4]
Teams for 2016/17 season [5]
Teams for 2016/17 season [6] [7]
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