Super League Men

Men's Super League (Saudi Arabia) on volleybox.net — all editions with the current season’s table, rosters and matches

Al Ahli Jeddah — with twenty-five titles it is the record champion of the Saudi league, which it won in the inaugural 1978/79 season and most recently in 2021/22 and 2022/23. The club’s official website covers football only and its Facebook page has been dormant since 2016, so the link goes to the club’s Instagram account, which covers all of its sports.

Al Fateh — the club from the Al-Ahsa oasis in the east of the kingdom was founded on 15 January 1958, is nicknamed “the Knight of Al-Ahsa” and plays in the top football division alongside volleyball; it stood sixth in the volleyball league at the halfway point of 2025/26. The club’s official website covers football only, so the link goes to the official Instagram account of its youth teams and other sports.

Al Hilal Riyadh — according to the club’s website its volleyball teams have a record sixty-seven trophies, among them twenty-one league titles, sixteen federation cups, fifteen Elite Cups and two golds at the Saudi Games; it last won the league in 2025/26. The volleyball page on the club’s website is only a static profile without current news, so the link goes to the official Instagram account of the club’s other (non-football) sports.

Al Ibtisam — the club from Umm Al-Hamam near Qatif in the Eastern Province was bottom of the top-flight table at the halfway point of 2025/26. Its own site, ibti.org, returns database errors, so the link goes to the club’s official Facebook page.

Al Ittihad Jeddah — the Jeddah club won its only league title in 1980/81 and stood third in the table at the halfway point of 2025/26. Its official website covers football only, so the link goes to its Facebook page, which covers the whole club.

Al Khowildiah — the club from the village of Al-Khuwaildiyah in the Qatif area of the Eastern Province was founded in 1398 AH (1978) and recorded its first ever top-flight league win in 2025/26. The club’s website has no volleyball section, so the link goes to its Facebook page, which posts regularly about the volleyball teams.

Al Nassr Riyadh — the Riyadh club stood fifth in the table at the halfway point of the 2025/26 volleyball season. Its official website covers football only, so the link goes to its Facebook page, which covers the whole club.

Al-Ula — the club from the AlUla oasis is owned by the Royal Commission for AlUla, was founded in 1981, is nicknamed “the Arabian Tigers” and in 2025/26 won both the Saudi basketball league and the top futsal division; in volleyball it stood fourth at the halfway point of the season. The club’s website only lists volleyball among its sports and gives it no section of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official Instagram account.