huHungarian Extraliga (women)

The 2026/27 regular-season standings and schedule on the Hungarian Volleyball Federation portal; Vasas Óbuda won the 2025/26 season for a fifth title in a row.

Békéscsaba — five Hungarian titles in a row (2013/14–2017/18, as Linamar-Békéscsabai RSE), runners-up in 2024/25 and third in 2025/26 as MBH-Békéscsaba; it plays at the City Sports Hall.

Nyíregyháza — Hungarian champions in 2020/21 as Fatum-Nyíregyháza; Hungarian Wikipedia links it to NRK Nyíregyháza, champions in 1999/2000–2002/03 and 2006/07; it plays at the Continental Arena.

Kaposvár — the Kaposvár Women's Volleyball Club (KNRC), Hungarian runners-up in 2023/24 and 2025/26 and third in 2024/25; it plays at the Kaposvár Aréna and competes as KHG KNRC in 2026/27.

Székesfehérvár — the women's team of MÁV Előre SC (known by this name since 1957); it plays at the MÁV Előre Volleyball Center and competes as MÁV Előre Foxconn in 2026/27.

Balatonfüred — the Szent Benedek Volleyball Academy (Szent Benedek RA), third in Hungary in 2021/22 and 2022/23; it plays at the Balaton Leisure and Conference Centre.

Budapest — the women's team of the university club TFSE, which also has a men's team in the Extraliga; in 2026/27 it also fields players on loan from Vasas Óbuda.

Budapest (Újpest) — the club's women won ten Hungarian titles as Újpesti Dózsa (1962/63, 1964–1968, 1970, 1985/86, 1986/87, 1989/90); the team plays at the UTE volleyball hall.

Budapest (Óbuda) — the first team of Vasas SC, 11-time Hungarian champions (a joint record with NIM SE), most recently five in a row from 2021/22 to 2025/26; formerly also known as Vasas SC-Opus Via-Óbuda and Vasas SC-Duna Autó-Óbuda.

Veszprém — the volleyball section of the university club VESC (Veszprémi Egyetemi Sport Club), which won the second-tier NB I in 2025/26 as VEHIR-VESC and is new to the Extraliga in 2026/27; it plays at the Nemesvámos sports hall.