cmCameroonian Men’s Volleyball League

Standings on the FECAVOLLEY federation portal — the regular season and play-offs of the national championship plus the Cameroon Cup groups, for men and women. Port Autonome de Douala won the 2025/26 men’s title, beating Cameroun Sports Volleyball in the play-off final.

Yaoundé — two-time Cameroonian champions (2015, 2019) and three-time cup winners (2021–2023), runners-up in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Yaoundé — the club played both the national championship and the Cameroon Cup in 2025/26, finishing fifth in the championship. It has neither a website nor a live social media account, so the link goes to the team’s profile on the FECAVOLLEY federation portal.

Douala — the men’s team finished sixth in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Yaoundé — the armed forces and police team (Forces Armées et Police) finished fourth in 2025/26 and reached the play-offs. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the volleyball team’s Facebook page.

Garoua in northern Cameroon — the club finished seventh in 2025/26. It has neither a website nor a live social media account, so the link goes to the team’s profile on the FECAVOLLEY federation portal.

Douala — founded in 2008, the club play at the Logbaba hall; the men were defending Cameroon Cup holders in 2026 and lost the final to Port Autonome de Douala. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram account.

Douala — the Port of Douala team are 2025/26 Cameroonian champions and 2026 Cameroon Cup winners, and won the CAVB Zone 4 club championship in 2024 and 2025. The volleyball team has no website or social media of its own, so the link goes to the team’s profile on the FECAVOLLEY federation portal.

Yaoundé — the academy finished eighth in 2025/26. Its Facebook has no post from the past year, so the link goes to the team’s profile on the FECAVOLLEY federation portal.