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The official site of India’s Prime Volleyball League — news, match centre, squads of all ten franchises with coaching staff and overseas players, gallery and hall of fame. The league was set up by the agency Baseline Ventures in 2021 and its first season was played in 2022; the winner qualifies for the CAVA Club Championship. In July 2026 the FIVB recognised it as India’s first division, opening Asian and world club competitions to its teams. Season five starts on 30 November 2026, with the player auction held in Goa on 17 August 2026.

Ahmedabad Defenders — the franchise from Ahmedabad in Gujarat, owned by Bonhomie Sports, has played in the league since its first season in 2022 and won the title in 2023. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the team’s official Facebook page, which has twenty-five thousand followers.

Bengaluru Torpedoes — the franchise from Bengaluru in Karnataka, owned by Limitless Human Performance, has played in the league since its first season in 2022 and won its first title in 2025, beating Mumbai Meteors in the final. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the team’s official Facebook page.

Calicut Heroes — the franchise from Kozhikode in Kerala, owned by Beacon Sports, has played in the league since its first season in 2022, won the title in 2024 and took the CAVA Club Championship the same year. It has no website of its own and its Facebook page is unavailable, so the link goes to the team’s official Instagram account.

Delhi Toofans — the New Delhi franchise, owned by the Sanghi Group, joined the league in the 2024 season. It has no website of its own; its Facebook page is active but has barely six hundred followers, while its Instagram account has more than seven thousand six hundred, so the link goes there.

Goa Guardians — the franchise from Panaji in Goa, owned by Chekuri Sports Ventures, has been in the league since the 2025 season and is, with Delhi, its newest team. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the team’s official Facebook page.

Chennai Blitz — the franchise from Chennai in Tamil Nadu, owned by the SPP Group, has played in the league since its first season in 2022, in which it finished sixth. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the team’s official Facebook page.

Kochi Blue Spikers — the franchise from Kochi in Kerala, owned by M Liga Sports, has played in the league since its first season in 2022, in which it finished seventh; it is commonly known as KBS. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the team’s official Facebook page.

Kolkata Thunderbolts — the franchise from Kolkata in West Bengal, owned by Kolkata Sports Ventures, won the very first season of the league in 2022. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the team’s official Facebook page.

Mumbai Meteors — the franchise from Mumbai in Maharashtra, owned by Meteor Sports, joined the league in the 2023 season and reached the 2025 final, where it lost to Bengaluru Torpedoes. It has no website of its own and its Facebook page is unavailable, so the link goes to the team’s official Instagram account.

Telugu Black Hawks — the franchise from Hyderabad in Telangana, owned by GlobalArena6 Sports together with the actor Vijay Devarakonda, has played in the league since its first season in 2022 and on 20 August 2026 renamed itself from Hyderabad Black Hawks to reach Telugu speakers across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Both its Facebook page and its Instagram account went offline after the rebrand, so the link goes to the team’s profile on the league portal, which still carries the old name.