Total League Women (Luxembourg) 2026/27

The Enovos League serves as the premier women's basketball competition in Luxembourg, administered by the Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Basket-ball (FLBB). It represents the highest level of the national pyramid for female athletes. The tournament began in the post-war period, with the inaugural recorded season taking place in 1946–47. While the men's division traces its origins to 1934, the women's category was established later.

The current structure involves eight clubs competing in a triple round-robin format, resulting in 21 games per team. After the regular season, the top four sides advance to a playoff phase featuring best-of-three semifinals and a best-of-five final. The remaining teams enter a relegation group. The bottom two teams from this group face relegation to Nationale 2, though specific circumstances such as voluntary withdrawals can alter this outcome. Promotion from the second tier sees the top two teams from the Nationale 2 play-offs advance directly, while the third-place team contests a barrage against the third-last side from the top flight.

Ownership of the trophy is dominated by BBC Amicale Steesel, who have secured ten titles. Racing Luxembourg follows with nine championships, while Black Star Mersch holds eight. The league has undergone several rebrandings due to sponsorship changes. It was previously known as the Diekirch League from 2003 and the Total League from 2021 before adopting the Enovos name in September 2024 under a three-year agreement. Gréngewald Hueschtert remains the reigning champion following the 2023–24 campaign.