The 2020–21 Russian Women's Handball Super League was the 28th season of Russian Women's Handball Super League, Russia's premier handball league. Rostov-Don are the defending club.
The Russian Handball Federation streams every match of the league on their website.tv.rushandball.ru
Format The competition format for the 2019–20 season consists of a home-and-away double round-robin system. The first six teams qualifies for play-offs, while the last six plays placement round. The two highest-ranked teams of the play-offs, will qualify for the semifinals. The team's who ended up placing 7th and 8th place, will also qualified directly to the semifinals for the placement round.
Teams
The following 12 clubs compete in the Super League during the 2020–21 season.
TeamCityArenaCapacityRostov-DonRostov-on-DonRostov-on-Don Palace of Sports3,000CSKA MoscowMoscowUniversal Sports Hall CSKA5,500Lada TogliattiTolyattiOlymp Sportlomplex2,700Dinamo-Sinara VolgogradVolgogradDynamo Sports Hall1,500HC Kuban KrasnodarKrasnodarOlympus Arena3,000HC AstrakhanochkaAstrakhanSportcomplex Zvezdny5,000Zvezda ZvenigorodZvenigorodSport Hall Zvezda1,000HC StavropolyeStavropolArena Mezzanine Stavropol1,000AGU-Adyif MaykopMaykopSports Place of ASU1,500 KSK Luch MoscowMoscowDynamo Arena4,400Universitet IzhevskIzhevskUniversity Izhevsk Gymnasium600HC Ufa-AlisaUfaMBU Sports Center °32 200
Foreign players Club Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Rostov-Don Viktoriya Borshchenko Mayssa Pessoa Grâce Zaadi Katarina Krpež Šlezak Anna Lagerquist CSKA Moscow Chana Masson Sara Ristovska Sabina Jacobsen Kathrine Heindahl HC Astrakhanochka Karyna Yezhykava Ana Debelić Yevgenia Levchenko Zvezda Zvenigorod Irina Baranovskaya Aksana Pantus Lada Togliatti Viktoryia Shamanouskaya
Regular season <onlyinclude>
Playoffs Championship bracket
Seventh place bracket
References
External links Russian Handball Federaration