The Tunisian Women's Division I Basketball League, is the highest tier women's professional

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league in

Tunisia Tunisia, officially the Republic of Tunisia, is a country in the Maghreb region of North Africa. It is bordered by Algeria to the west and southwest, Libya to the southeast, and the Mediterranean Sea to the north and east. Tunisia also shares m ...

, established in 1956.

CS Sfaxien Club Sportif Sfaxien (), known as CS Sfaxien or simply CSS for short, is a Tunisian football club based in Sfax. The club was founded in 1928 and its colours are black and white (Bianconero). Their home stadium, Taieb Mhiri Stadium, has a capac ...

is the record holder for most titles, with a total of twenty-one. The current champion is CS Sfaxien, who won the title in the 2024–25 season.

Champions

By Year

* 1955–56: Stade Gaulois * 1956–57: Stade Gaulois * 1957–58: No Competition * 1958–59: CA GAS * 1959–60: ES Tunis * 1960–61: ES Tunis * 1961–62: ES Tunis * 1962–63: ASF Tunis * 1963–64: ASF Tunis * 1964–65: ASF Tunis * 1965–66: CSF Bizerte * 1966–67: Olympique de Béja * 1967–68: ASF Tunis * 1968–69: ES Radès * 1969–70: ASF Tunis * 1970–71: Ezzahra Sports * 1971–72: Ezzahra Sports * 1972–73: Ezzahra Sports * 1973–74: Zitouna Sports * 1974–75: Zitouna Sports * 1975–76: Zitouna Sports * 1976–77: Zitouna Sports * 1977–78: Zitouna Sports * 1978–79: Zitouna Sports * 1979–80: Zitouna Sports * 1980–81: Zitouna Sports * 1981–82: ES Tunis * 1982–83: ES Tunis * 1983–84: ES Tunis * 1984–85: JS Bougatfa * 1985–86: Stade Tunisien * 1986–87: Stade Tunisien * 1987–88: Stade Tunisien * 1988–89: Stade Tunisien * 1989–90: Al Hilal Sports * 1990–91: Stade Tunisien * 1991–92:

* 1992–93: Al Hilal Sports * 1993–94: Stade Tunisien * 1994–95: Al Hilal Sports * 1995–96: Al Hilal Sports * 1996–97:

* 1997–98:

* 1998–99:

* 1999–00: Stade Tunisien * 2000–01:

* 2001–02:

* 2002–03:

* 2003–04:

* 2004–05:

* 2005–06:

* 2006–07:

* 2007–08: ES Cap Bon * 2008–09: CSF Bizerte * 2009–10:

* 2010–11:

* 2011–12:

* 2012–13:

* 2013–14:

* 2014–15:

* 2015–16:

* 2016–17: ASF Jemmal * 2017–18: ES Sahel * 2018–19:

* 2019–20: Stade Tunisien * 2020–21: Ezzahra Sports * 2021–22: ES Cap Bon * 2022–23: ASF Jemmal * 2023–24:

* 2024–25:

By Team

References

{{Women's professional basketball leagues Basketball competitions in Tunisia Women's basketball leagues in Africa 1956 establishments in Tunisia Sports leagues established in 1956 Women's basketball in Tunisia