tnTunisian Women’s Volleyball League

The Volleybox page of Tunisia’s women’s Nationale A listing its editions — each with its medallists, and the final standings and matches once an edition is opened. According to it, CF Carthage won 2025/26 ahead of Espérance de Tunis and CS Sfaxien. The federation has no working website of its own.

La Marsa near Tunis — the Avenir Sportif de La Marsa women won six titles in a row (1974–1979) and finished seventh in 2025/26. The club’s volleyball page is inactive, so the link goes to the official Facebook of the whole multi-sport club.

Boumhel El Bassatine near Tunis — Boumhel Bassatine Sport play in the women’s top division in 2026/27. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official Facebook page.

Carthage near Tunis — founded in 2011, Club Féminin de Carthage are 13-time Tunisian champions (2013–2026, including seven straight titles since 2020) and also won the Tunisian Cup in 2026. The club website does not work, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Tunis — the Club Africain women are 13-time Tunisian champions (1959–1994) and finished fourth in 2025/26. Neither the club website nor its volleyball accounts work, so the link goes to the official Facebook of the whole multi-sport club.

Kélibia on Cap Bon — the women’s team of the volleyball club Club Olympique de Kélibia finished ninth in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official Facebook page.

Sfax — the Club Sportif Sfaxien women are eight-time Tunisian champions (most recently in 2019) and finished third in 2025/26. They have no website of their own, so the link goes to the Facebook page of the club’s women’s volleyball.

Tunis — the Espérance women won five titles (1964–1970) and finished second in 2025/26. The volleyball section of the club website does not cover the women’s team, so the link goes to the official Facebook page of Espérance volleyball.

Msaken near Sousse — Msaken Volley Ball finished sixth in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Carthage near Tunis — the women of the multi-sport Union Sportive Carthaginoise were Tunisian champions in 2008 and 2011 and finished fifth in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official Facebook page.

Monastir — the women’s club Union Sportive Féminine de Monastir finished eighth in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.