kzNational League Women

The league section of the Kazakhstan Volleyball Federation — squad lists of every National League team, men and women, with season and competition filters. The top Kazakh competition has run since 1992/93; in 2025/26 both divisions had eight clubs and were played in four big tours plus play-offs. The federation has no separate page for the men’s and women’s league.

Aktobe — the women’s team was set up in 2016, played as Alihan-Aktobe between 2022 and 2024 and is based at the Alihan sports hall; it finished sixth in 2025/26. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Instagram account, which covers both the men’s and the women’s team.

Almaty — founded in 2013 as the successor of the 2006 team Almatinochka AS, the club also runs an under-23 side alongside its National League team; it finished seventh in 2025/26. It has no website of its own and its Instagram account has been taken down, so the link goes to the team profile on the federation site.

Astana — the club was set up on 10 May 1999 as Astana Kanaty, renamed Astana in June 2008, and in its first year won both the Kazakh title and the Cup (2000); it finished eighth in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Instagram account.

Oskemen — the East Kazakhstan club played as Altay-2 until 2023 and is now a National League side in its own right; it closed the 2025/26 regular season third at 22–6. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Instagram account.

Karaganda — founded in 2010, the club plays in the 1,250-seat Zhastar sports hall and finished fifth in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, its Instagram has been dormant since September 2024 and its Facebook page has no posts at all, so the link goes to the team profile on the federation site.

Petropavlovsk — the North Kazakhstan club grew out of a rural school team and was formed as a club in 2014; it won the Asian Club Championship in 2022 and the Kazakhstan Cup in 2023. It finished second in 2025/26, losing the final to Zhetysu 0–2 in matches. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Instagram account.

Turkestan — the women’s club won the Kazakh title in 2023/24 and took third place in 2025/26. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Instagram account.

Taldykorgan — the country’s most successful women’s club retained the title in 2025/26, beating Kuanysh 2–0 in matches in the final after a 27–1 regular season, and also won the Asian club Champions League in 2025. Founded in 2001, the club marked its 25th anniversary in 2026. The link goes to the club’s official Instagram account, shared by the men’s and women’s teams.