atAustrian Volley League Men

The men's league page on the Austrian federation (ÖVV) site with fixtures and results; TSV Hartberg won the 2025/26 title, the first in its history.

Bleiburg (Aich/Dob, Carinthia) — founded in 1982, three-time Austrian champions (2013, 2018, 2019) and 2018 MEVZA winners; the titles were won as SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob, and the club now competes as SK Zadruga Aich/Dob at the JUFA-Arena.

St. Pölten — the men's team of Volleyballteam USP Panthers; the SPORTUNION St. Pölten volleyball section was founded in 1975 and became a separate club in 2025. It competes as SPORTUNION z+p St. Pölten.

Vienna — the men's team of the Sokol/Post partnership; the Vienna Sokol society dates back to 1867, was a founding member of the Austrian volleyball federation in 1953 and, as TJ Sokol V Wien, won the Austrian title in 1980 and 1986–1991.

Hartberg (Styria) — the volleyball section was founded on 25 January 1985 and has been in the top flight since 1997; 2025/26 Austrian champions (the first title in club history), cup winners in 2007 and 2013 and 2025 Super Cup winners. It competes as TSV Raiffeisen Hartberg.

Zwettl (Waldviertel) — founded as Union Volleyball Arbesbach, the club has played in the top flight since 2006 and took its current name in 2013/14; Austrian champions and cup winners in 2021/22. It plays at the Stadthalle Zwettl and competes as Union Raiffeisen Waldviertel.

Bisamberg and Hollabrunn (Lower Austria) — the volleyball partnership of SPORTUNION Bisamberg and SPORTUNION Hollabrunn, which also fields a team in the women's Austrian Volley League.

Graz — formed in 2002 by merging the women's club ATSE Graz and the men's club VC Wesser Graz; the men won the Austrian title in 2021 and the cup in 2019 and 2020. It plays at the Raiffeisen Sportpark and competes as UVC Holding Graz.

Ried im Innkreis (Upper Austria) — 2025/26 Austrian runners-up after the final against Hartberg; it plays at the Raiffeisen Volleydome and competes as UVC McDonald's Ried.

Klagenfurt — founded in 1981 as HYPO VBK (ASKÖ Volleyball Klub Klagenfurt), the club has been called Wörther-See-Löwen since 2007; it plays at the BSH Sportpark and competes as VBK Kelag Wörther-See-Löwen Klagenfurt.

Amstetten (Lower Austria) — a top-flight club for more than 20 seasons, formerly also known as VCA Hypo Niederösterreich; Austrian Cup winners in 2010, 2016, 2017 and 2018, playing at the Johann-Pölz-Halle.