krV-League Men

Official site of the Korea Volleyball Federation (KOVO) — schedule, results and standings of the men's V-League; the 2026/27 season is sponsored by Heungkuk Financial Group.

Busan — founded in 2013 in Ansan, the club won two championships (2014/15, 2015/16) and moved to Busan ahead of the 2025/26 season, playing at Gangseo Gymnasium. It earlier played as OK Savings Bank Rush&Cash and OK Financial Group OKman.

Daejeon — the Samsung Fire & Marine team founded in 1995, a record eight-time V-League champion (2005 and seven in a row from 2007/08 to 2013/14) and twice Asian club champion (2000, 2001). It plays at Chungmu Gymnasium.

Cheonan — the Hyundai Capital team founded in 1983, a five-time V-League champion (most recently 2024/25) and winner of the 2016 Korea–China–Japan club tournament. It plays at Yu Gwan-sun Gymnasium.

Incheon — the Korean Air team founded in 1986, champion in 2025/26 and a six-time V-League title winner overall, with eight regular-season wins. It plays at Gyeyang Gymnasium.

Seoul — founded in 2008, the club won the V-League regular season in 2019/20 and the KOVO Cup twice (2015, 2021). It plays at Jangchung Gymnasium and earlier played as Woori Card Hansae and Woori Card Wibee.

Suwon — South Korea's oldest volleyball club, the KEPCO utility team founded in 1945 and twice KOVO Cup winner (2016, 2017). It plays at Suwon Gymnasium.

Uijeongbu — the KB Insurance club, founded in 1976 as the Kumsung Communications team; V-League runner-up in 2021/22 and KOVO Cup winner in 2012.