Premier Volleyball League Women

Premier Volleyball League (Philippines) volleyball standings on the official league website — current table and results

The team of Akari Lighting & Technology, founded in 2022 and the sister club of the Nxled Chameleons; it finished sixth in the 2026 All-Filipino Conference. On Facebook it appears as the Akari Power Chargers. The link goes to the team page on the Akari Sports website.

The team of the energy company CapitalOne Energy Corp., founded in 2024; it debuted in the PVL at the 2024 All-Filipino Conference.

The most successful club of the Premier Volleyball League — eleven titles, including the only Grand Slam in the league’s history (the 2024 season) and the 2026 All-Filipino Conference. Owned by Rebisco, the team was founded in 2017 and is captained by Alyssa Valdez.

The team of Farm Fresh Philippine International, backed by the Strong Group Athletics organisation; it was founded in 2023 and debuted in the PVL at the 2023 Invitational Conference.

The team of the property developer Grand Taipan Land Development, founded in 2023 and debuting in the PVL at the Second All-Filipino Conference of 2023; it held the first pick of the 2026 draft and chose Camilla Lamina.

The second women’s volleyball team of Rebisco, founded in 2019 and named after the Choco Mucho wafer bar; the sister club of the Creamline Cool Smashers.

The team of Akari Lighting & Technology, founded in 2023 as the sister club of the Akari Chargers; in 2026 it signed most of the roster of the disbanded Petro Gazz Angels and finished as runner-up in the 2026 Invitational Conference. The link goes to the team page on the Akari Sports website.

The team of the telecommunications company PLDT, founded in 2018 as the Smart Prepaid Giga Hitters; it played in the Philippine Super Liga from 2018 to 2020, joined the PVL in 2021 and has carried its present name since 2022. It finished third in the 2026 Invitational Conference.

The team of Frank Lao’s Strong Group Athletics organisation, which entered the PVL in 2024 under the name Strong Group Athletics and was renamed the same year after the Malaysian coffee chain Zus Coffee.