byVysshaya Liga Men

The top Belarusian men's volleyball league, run by the Belarusian Volleyball Federation — 9 teams contest it in 2026/27, including newcomers Gazovik-Gomel.

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Vysšaja liga (muži)
The men's Vysshaya Liga on the Belarusian Volleyball Federation website (in Russian) — clubs, results and standings; Shakhtyor Soligorsk are the 2025/26 champions.
bvf.by
Borisov-BGUFK
Borisov (Minsk Region) — founded in 2010, 2025 Belarusian Cup finalists who lost to Stolitsa.
vk.com
Energija Gomeľ
Gomel — founded in 2018 and representing the Gomel Region; bronze medallists of the 2025/26 Belarusian championship.
gomelclub.by
Gazovik-Gomeľ
Gomel — newcomers for 2026/27: they won the 2025/26 First League without a single defeat and replaced Kommunalnik-Mogilev via the promotion play-off.
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Legion Obuchovo
Obukhovo (Grodno Region) — founded in 2014 in an agro-town near Grodno; in the 2026 Belarusian Cup preliminary group it faces Borisov and Gazovik.
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Marko-VGTU Vitebsk
Vitebsk — founded in 2015, the team of the Vitebsk Regional Games Club; team page on the club's website.
vo-klub.by
Stolica Minsk
Minsk — the men's team of Volleyball Club Minsk, known as Stroitel until 1 September 2024; seven-time Belarusian champions (2009/10–2015/16), 2025 Cup winners and 2025/26 runners-up.
vcminsk.com
Šachťor Soligorsk
Soligorsk (Minsk Region) — founded in 1999, ten-time Belarusian champions in a row (2017–2026) and seven-time Belarusian Cup winners (2018–2024).
vcshahter.by
VK Minsk
Minsk — the reserve (youth) side of Stolitsa, which played as MAPID until 1 September 2024; its best finish is fifth place in 2016/17.
vcminsk.com
Zapadnyj Bug Brest
Brest — the country's oldest volleyball club, founded in 1991 as the first registered club in Belarus; 1992 Belarusian Cup winners and part of VC Brest since 2017.
vcbrest.by