Women Handball International League (WHIL), also known as Czech-Slovak Interliga or for sponsorships reasons MOL Liga, is a supranational championship created in 2002 that serves as the highest women's

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league in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Following the end of the championship the four best-placed teams from each country play separate play-offs to determine the national champions. The inaugural edition was also contested by

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from Austria. The number of teams in the WHIL has ranged from eleven in 2005 and 2009 to fourteen in 2011. As of the 2016–17 season, it is currently contested by thirteen teams - seven from the Czech Republic and six from Slovakia.Results and tables
in scoresway.com After Austria's win in its only appearance, Slovakia dominated the following six seasons, while the Czech Republic has won the next four editions.

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is the most successful team in the competition with eight titles, followed by Slavia Prague and Slovan Duslo Šaľa with two.

2023/24 Season participants

The following 12 clubs compete in the MOL Liga during the 2023–24 season.

WHIL Champions

* 2003 :

* 2004 : HK Slovan Duslo Šaľa * 2005 :

* 2006 :

(2) * 2007 :

(3) * 2008 : HK Slovan Duslo Šaľa (2) * 2009 :

(4) * 2010 : Slavia Prague * 2011 : Slavia Prague (2) * 2012 : HK Veselí nad Moravou * 2013 : Baník Most * 2014 :

(5) * 2015 :

(6) * 2016 :

(7) * 2017 :

(8) * 2018 : Baník Most (2) * 2019 :

(9) * 2020: ''Not awarded'' * 2021: Baník Most (3) * 2022:

(10) * 2023: HC DAC Dunajská Streda

References

Women's handball leagues Women's handball in the Czech Republic 2002 establishments in the Czech Republic Sports leagues established in 2002 Women's handball in Slovakia Women's sports leagues in the Czech Republic Women's sports leagues in Slovakia Multi-national professional sports leagues {{handball-competition-stub