frVolstar (women)

The page of France's top women's league on the Ligue Nationale de Volley site — fixtures, standings, statistics and club profiles; since September 2026 it carries the Volstar brand and is sponsored as the Saforelle Volstar.

Béziers — French champions in 2018 and in the top flight since 2010/11; their home is the 2,050-seat Palais des Sports Béziers Méditerranée.

Bordeaux — founded in 2013 by merging the women's sections of JSA Bordeaux Volley and SA Mérignac and known as the Burdis; with its website down, the Facebook page is the club's official channel.

Évreux — a women's volleyball club from Évreux in Normandy, competing in France's top division in 2026/27.

Toulouse — the Pôle France academy side, made up of players aged 15 to 20, has played in the top division since 2018 and cannot be relegated under an agreement between the federation and the league; with no website of its own, the academy's Facebook page is its official channel.

Levallois-Perret — French champions in 2024 and 2025 and runners-up in 2026; the club competes as Les Mariannes 92.

Nantes — founded in 1968 and formerly known as Volley-Ball Nantes; runners-up in the French championship in 2024 and 2025.

Cannes — France's most successful women's club with 21 titles, including eighteen in a row between 1998 and 2015; it shares a website with the men's AS Cannes.

Saint-Dié-des-Vosges — nicknamed Les Louves (the She-Wolves), the club made its top-flight debut in 2025/26.

Terville — formed in 1993 by merging clubs from Terville and Florange, twice winners of the French Cup (2013 and 2019) and CEV Cup participants in 2022.

Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy — in the top women's division since 2015 and playing in pink since 2009/10 after the flower of the Lorraine thistle; home is the 1,850-seat Parc des Sports Nations.

Chamalières — a club founded in 1967 made up mostly of women's teams, with its first team in France's top division.

Le Cannet — founded in 1994, French champions in 2022 and 2023 while still named Volero Le Cannet, and renamed Virtus in 2026.

Mulhouse — French champions in 2026 and three times in all (2017, 2021 and 2026); the club has been in the top division continuously since 1992.