beBelgian Liga (women)

The official site of the Belgian women's league with teams, fixtures, standings and statistics; Asterix Avo Beveren won the 2025/26 title after beating Bevo Roeselare in the final.

Zoersel (Sint-Antonius) — formed in 1997 by merging VOC Halle and VC Amigos, its women earned a CEV Cup place in 2013/14 and returned to the top flight in 2025; it plays at the Global Catering Arena and competes as Kwadro Amigos.

Beveren — formed in 2016 by merging Asterix Kieldrecht and Avo Melsele, the club lists 18 Belgian titles and 19 cups including Kieldrecht's; it won the title itself in 2017–2019, 2021 and 2023–2026. It plays at Topsporthal Beveren.

Roeselare — founded in 1969, the club took over Hermes Volley Oostende's league women's team in 2023; in 2025/26 it reached both the league and cup finals, plays at the REO Arena and competes as Darta Bevo Roeselare.

Antwerp (Deurne) — the women's team of Antwerp Volleys (formerly Antwerp Ladies VT), playing at the Arena hall in Deurne; it competes in 2026/27 as SAB Diving Brabo Antwerp VT and faces Sliedrecht in the 2027 CEV Challenge Cup.

Ghent — formed in 1990 by pooling local Ghent clubs (SAGEVO), the club won the Belgian title in 2013 and 2022 and the 2009 cup as VDK Gent; it plays at the Edugo Arena in Oostakker and has competed as Damesvolley Dok Noord Gent since 2025.

Houthalen-Helchteren — a club with more than 40 years of history, promoted to the top flight in 2026 from Nationale 1 in place of Bevo Roeselare's reserve team; it plays at the municipal hall on Sportstraat and competes as HVC Helchteren Oben Ramen & Deuren.

Charleroi — founded in 1982, the club won the Belgian title in 2006 and 2009 and the cup in 1995 and 2012 as Dauphines Charleroi; home is the Salle Ballens in Monceau.

Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont — a Walloon club whose women knocked out Charleroi in the 2025/26 play-offs before losing the semi-final to Beveren; it competes as CapitalatWork BAO Tchalou Volley.

Oudegem — founded in 1978, in the top flight since 2008, Belgian runners-up in 2017 and 2018 and three-time cup winners (2013, 2022, 2026); it plays at the Ouburg hall.

Michelbeke (Brakel) — volleyball has been played here since 1966; the club officially affiliated in 1967 and started its women's team in 1973, and it is now part of Vlaamse Ardennen Volley (VLAVO).

Beerse / Merksplas / Vosselaar — formed between 2011 and 2013 by joining clubs from Vosselaar, Vlimmeren, Beerse and Merksplas (BVMV); it plays at Sporthal Diepvenneke and the women compete as Servantes Volley Noorderkempen.

Stekene / Sint-Gillis-Waas — the Volley Vamos club, whose women were promoted to the top flight in 2026 into the slot created by expanding the league to 12 teams; they compete as Vamos Stekene Sint-Gillis-Waas.