Bulgarian Super League (women)

Bulgaria's top women's volleyball league — the Bulgarian Volleyball Federation announced ten clubs and a new three-phase format for 2026/27; its title partner is Demax, hence the name Demax Super League. Clubs include CSKA Sofia, Levski Sofia, Marica Plovdiv and Miňor Pernik.

Links

Superliga (women)

Women's Demax+ Super League (Bulgaria) volleyball standings on Flashscore — current table, results and fixtures

Sofia — the Central Police Volleyball Club (CPVC Volley). Its own website has not been updated since 2020, so the link goes to the club's Facebook page.

Sofia — the army club founded on 5 May 1948; its women's team won the European Champions Cup in 1979 and 1984; it plays at the Vasil Simov hall.

Deja Sport Burgas

Burgas — the women's team of the Deya Sport club (branded Deya Volley), founded in 2015. Its own website has not been updated since 2025, so the link goes to the club's Facebook page, which covers both the men's and women's teams.

Dragoman — a women's volleyball club from the town near Sofia. The domain listed on the club profile does not exist and its Instagram has no recent posts, so the link goes to its Facebook account.

Sofia — according to Wikipedia the most successful Bulgarian women's club (champions in 1962–1967 and 1970–1977, among others); finalists in 2025/26.

Marica 2022 Plovdiv

Plovdiv — the Maritza 2022 club, listed on Volleybox as founded in 2022. It has no website or recently active social media (its Instagram has not been updated since 2024), so the link goes to its Volleybox profile.

women.volleybox.net

Plovdiv — Bulgarian champions twelve times in a row (2014/15–2025/26), beating Levski Sofia in the 2026 final.

volleymaritza.bg

Pernik — a traditional club whose women were Bulgarian champions in 1949 (as Rudnichar Pernik), 1953 (as Dimitrovo Pernik), 1956 and 1960. Its own website has not been updated since 2024, so the link goes to the club's Facebook page.

Sofia — a volleyball club founded on 24 October 1923; both its men's and women's teams play at the Panayot Pondalov hall at the Slavia stadium.

slaviavolley.bg

Volejbalová akadémia Stojčev–Kazijski

Sofia — a volleyball academy named after coach Radostin Stoychev and player Matey Kaziyski; a newcomer to the 2026/27 women's Super League (academy Facebook page).