krV-League Women

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

Daejeon — founded in 1988 as the Korean tobacco monopoly team, a three-time V-League champion (2005, 2009/10, 2011/12). It plays at Chungmu Gymnasium and was known as KGC Ginseng Corp until 2023.

Gimcheon — the Korea Expressway Corporation team founded in 1970, a two-time V-League champion (2017/18, 2022/23) and 2025/26 regular-season winner. It plays at Gimcheon Gymnasium, having previously been based in Gumi and Seongnam.

Seoul — founded in 1970 as the Honam Oil team, champion in 2025/26 and a four-time V-League title winner overall; it won the Asian club championship in 1999 and plays at Jangchung Gymnasium.

Hwaseong — the Industrial Bank of Korea club founded in 2011, a three-time V-League champion (2012/13, 2014/15, 2016/17) and four-time KOVO Cup winner. It plays at Hwaseong Gymnasium.

Incheon — the Heungkuk Life Insurance club founded in 1971, a five-time V-League champion (most recently 2024/25). It plays at Samsan World Gymnasium and was known as Taekwang Industrial until 1990.

Gwangju — founded in June 2026 when the streaming company SOOP took over the disbanded AI Peppers; it signed its home-region agreement in July 2026 and plays at SOOP Stadium, the former Yeomju Gymnasium.

Suwon — the Hyundai Engineering & Construction team founded in 1977, a three-time V-League champion (2010/11, 2015/16, 2023/24) and five-time KOVO Cup winner. It plays at Suwon Gymnasium.