beBelgian Liga (men)

The official site of the Belgian men's league with teams, fixtures, standings and statistics; VC Maaseik won the 2025/26 title, a record 17th.

Hamont-Achel — a Limburg club (officially VZW Avoc Achel) that plays at De Koekoek hall and competes in the Lotto Volley League as Tectum Achel; in October 2026 it plays in the first edition of the Supercup tournament.

Antwerp (Deurne) — the men's team of Antwerp Volleys, playing at the 1966 Arena hall in Deurne (1,196 seats); it competes in 2026/27 as SAB Diving Brabo Antwerp. It is not the same club as the old Brabo Antwerpen, 11-time champions from 1958 to 1968.

Roeselare — founded on 12 February 1964 as “The Jets”, 16-time Belgian champions (most recently 2025) and 17-time cup winners (most recently 2025); it plays at the REO Arena in the Schiervelde sports complex.

Maaseik — founded on 17 March 1960 as MAVOC, the league record holder with 17 Belgian titles (most recently 2026); it played as Noliko Maaseik from 1985 to 2018, now competes as Greenyard Maaseik and plays at the STEENGOED Arena.

Aalst — founded in 1967 as VC Lennik, under which name it won the Belgian title in 1987 and 1988 and the cup in 1985, 1992 and 1993; from 2005 to 2016 it played as VC Asse-Lennik (2015 cup). Since 2015 it has competed as Lindemans Aalst and plays at Sportcentrum Schotte.

Ghent (Oostakker) — the club plays at the Edugo Arena and won the 2022 Belgian Cup; formerly known as VDK Bank Gent, it has competed as Caruur Volley Gent since 2018.

Mont-Saint-Guibert — a Walloon club founded in 1982 as Volley Ball Club Ottintois, first promoted to the top flight in 2003; it plays at the Centre sportif Jean Moisse and was formerly known as Axis Shanks Guibertin.

Leuven / Haasrode — founded in 1957 at Sint-Pieterscollege as Sipico Leuven, the club merged with VC Alcazar in 1982; it plays at Sportoase Philipssite in Leuven.

Menen — founded in 1953 and in the top flight since 2000; as 2022 runners-up it played the CEV Champions League for the first time, won the 2024 Super Cup and its first Belgian Cup in 2026. It plays at Sporthal Vauban and competes as Decospan Volley Team Menen.

Waremme — formed in 1999 by merging Schbing Waremme and Muronday's Oreye, the club reached the top flight in 2010; it was called VBC Waremme until August 2021 and plays at the Pôle Ballon.