vnVolleyball Vietnam League Women

Vietnam’s top volleyball league for both men and women (Giải bóng chuyền vô địch quốc gia), run by the Vietnam Volleyball Federation since 2004; the 2026 edition is the 23rd, runs from 6 April to 8 November 2026 and has 8 men’s and 8 women’s teams. The federation site vfv.org.vn cannot be reached from outside Vietnam, so the link goes to its official Facebook page with news, the schedule and results.

Hanoi — the Signal Corps army team, founded in 1970 and the most successful club in Vietnamese league history: in 22 seasons it has reached 17 finals and won 12 titles, more than any other men’s or women’s club. In 2026 it plays as Binh chủng Thông tin – Binh đoàn 19; it finished third in 2025 and is the only club in this batch with a website of its own.

Hanoi — the capital’s women’s team, which so far has played a single top-flight season, 2024, finishing ninth and going down; it returned in 2026 and competes as Hà Nội Tasco Auto. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Hanoi — the team of the Duc Giang Chemicals group, which grew out of the Hanoi club (in 2004 it played as Bưu điện Hà Nội) and split from Hanoi in 2017 under its present brand; it plays at the Nhà thi đấu Đông Anh, has played 16 of the 22 seasons and finished fifth in 2025. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Hưng Yên — founded in 1964 as the team of Thái Bình province, a two-time champion (2007 and 2022) and a participant in 21 of the league’s 22 seasons; it finished seventh in 2025 and now plays as Geleximco Hưng Yên. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

The VietinBank team, which in 2003 took over the women’s club of the Dệt Nam Định textile mill; champion in 2016 and fourth in 2025. It has no website and its Facebook page has stood still since 2021, so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database, with rosters and results.

Hoa Lư in Ninh Bình province — a women’s club founded in 2021 as Ninh Bình Doveco, champion in 2023 and runner-up in 2025; it plays at the Nhà thi đấu Ninh Bình and in 2026 competes as LP Bank Ninh Bình. It has no website and no official social account, so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database, with rosters and results.

Thanh Hóa — a club that has played 20 of the league’s 22 seasons and never reached the top three, yet holds the record for fourth-place finishes (six); it was sixth in 2025 and plays as Xi măng Long Sơn Thanh Hóa, after the Long Sơn cement works. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

A club from Tây Ninh province, run by the Bình Điền Long An sports company and backed by the Bình Điền fertiliser firm and the VTV television network; a six-time champion that won both the 2024 and 2025 seasons and, alongside the Signal Corps, Vietnam’s leading volleyball academy. Its site thethaobinhdienlongan.vn has a broken certificate, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.