Bundesliga (disambiguation)
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A Bundesliga (plural: Bundesligen), meaning Federal League, is within several sports the name of top division in Austria and Germany:
Bundesligen in Germany
- Bundesliga – men's association football (1963–present)
- Bundesliga (women) – Women's association football (1990–present)
- Under 19 Bundesliga – Men's under 19 football (2003–present)
- Under 17 Bundesliga – Men's under 17 football (2007–present)
- Badminton Bundesliga
- Baseball-Bundesliga (1984–present)
- Basketball Bundesliga (1966–present)
- Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga (founded 1947), women's basketball
- Billard Bundesliga, carom billiards (1967–present)
- Bundesliga (artistic gymnastics)
- Bundesliga (baseball) (1984–present)
- Bundesliga (field hockey)
- Bundesliga (handball) (1965–present)
- Handball-Bundesliga (women) (founded 1975), women's handball
- Bundesliga (shooting) (1997–present)
- Bundesliga (speedway)
- Bundesliga (table tennis) (1966–present)
- Bundesliga (volleyball)
- Bundesliga (wrestling) (1964–present)
- Chess Bundesliga (1980–present)
- Cricket Bundesliga
- German Football League, American football
- Roller Hockey Bundesliga (founded 1920), men's roller hockey
- Ice hockey
- Deutsche Eishockey Liga (1995–present)
- Ice hockey Bundesliga (1958-1994)
- German women's ice hockey Bundesliga (founded 1988), women's ice hockey
- Rugby-Bundesliga, rugby union (1971–present)
- Women's Rugby Bundesliga (founded 1987), women's rugby union
- Unihockey-Bundesliga, Floorball
- World League eSport Bundesliga (2005-2006), video games
Bundesligen in Austria
- Austrian Football Bundesliga – men's football
- Austrian Football League – men's American style football
- Österreichische Basketball Bundesliga – men's basketball
- 1. Rugby Bundesliga - men's rugby
- Austria women's ice hockey Bundesliga (founded 1988), women's ice hockey
See also
- 2nd Bundesliga (disambiguation)
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