dkVolleyligaen Women

The women's section of the official Volleyligaen site — standings, matches, statistics and club profiles; ASV Elite are the 2026 Danish champions.

Aalborg — formed in 2016 by merging VK74 Aalborg and Aalborg HIK; it trains at the Aalborg Stadionhal and the Gigantium.

Aarhus — the elite women's team of Aarhus Studenternes Volleyballforening (ASV), Danish champions in 2023 and 2026.

Brøndby — a club founded in 1955 in Hvidovre that took its current name after moving to Brøndby; the women are six-time Danish champions (most recently 2022).

Odense — a club from the south of the city with teams from kids to the top flight; the women play home games at the Dalumhallen.

Farum — Farum VK's women's league team within the joint club Farum-Holte Volleyball, playing home games at the Bybækhallen.

Gentofte (Copenhagen) — the women's team of a club whose men are ten-time Danish champions; the women were runners-up in 2021 and bronze medallists in 2020 and 2023.

Holte — twenty-time Danish champions (1988–2025), most recently in 2025; the team belongs to the joint club Farum-Holte Volleyball and plays at the Holtehallerne.

Hvidovre — a club first founded in 1955 and officially since 1978; its women were promoted to the Volleyligaen ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Ikast — the women's league team of Ikast KFUM Volleyball, which also features young talents from ISI Efterskole.

Køge — Team Køge Volley was founded in 1972 by teachers at Ølby Skole and has focused mainly on youth volleyball since 2002.