Jindrichuv Hradec Women

Though the following year it held on for eighth place in the basic round and took part in the European Challenge Cup.

The section that grew into that team started in 1975 inside the vocational school run by the JITKA enterprise, and for its first three decades it existed under someone else's name, first tied to the works itself, then folded into TJ Slovan Jindřichův Hradec. Independence came only in 2005, when it took the name TJ Házená Jindřichův Hradec; a further rebranding in 2015 left it as Házená Jindřichův Hradec, z.s., the name it carries into the 1. liga žen today.

The women's side now sits in the second tier of Czech handball, a step below where it once competed against Slovak opposition; a run to the last sixteen in 2024/2025 was as far as that went. Youth teams feed the senior squad from below, with players such as Jitka Matoušková and Aneta Holíková having come through that pipeline.

Every season now carries the fixture against TJ Lokomotiva České Budějovice, the closest sizeable club in the South Bohemian Region.