Serie A2 Men

Men's Serie A2 (Italy) volleyball standings on the official Lega Pallavolo Serie A website — current table and results

Brescia in Lombardy — founded in 2001 on the initiative of a group of parents, the club has won two Serie A2 Italian Cups and a Serie A2 Supercup; in 2026/27 it competes as Consoli Sferc Brescia.

Belluno in the Veneto — founded in 1969 by Tommaso Pellegrini, the club won Serie A2 in 1979 and returned to the second division for 2026/27; it plays at the Spes Arena.

Porto Viro in the province of Rovigo — founded on 12 July 2012, the club started out in Serie D; in 2026/27 it competes as Alva Inox Porto Viro. The link leads to the official club website.

Gioia del Colle in Apulia — officially New Volley Gioia, the club reached the 2026/27 Serie A2 by taking over the sporting title of Folgore Massa.

Palmi in Calabria — the club stepped up from Serie C to the 2026/27 Serie A2 by taking over Saturnia Acicastello's sporting title; it plays at the PalaSurace as Sviluppo Sud Palmi. It has no website and posts its news on Facebook.

Grottazzolina in the Marche — M&G Scuola Pallavolo was formed in 2008 by the merger of clubs from Montegiorgio and Grottazzolina, which gave it the M&G initials; it plays its home matches in Porto San Giorgio as Yuasa Battery.

Macerata in the Marche — founded in 1984 as Polisportiva Montalbano Colleverde and renamed Montalbano Arena after a 1990 merger with Arena Volley; today it competes as Gruppo Fisiomed Macerata.

Pineto in Abruzzo — the club won the 2025/26 Serie A2 regular season and lost the promotion play-off final; it plays at the Pala Santa Maria as Abba Pineto.

Ravenna in Emilia-Romagna — Gruppo Sportivo Porto Robur Costa was formed in the summer of 2013 by merging two Ravenna clubs; it plays at the PalaDeAndré as Consar Ravenna.

Reggio Calabria — nicknamed “La Furia Amaranto”, the club came up to Serie A2 as the 2025/26 Serie A3 play-off winner; it plays at the PalaCalafiore as Domotek Volley.

Lagonegro in Basilicata — Rinascita Volley ’78 was founded in 1978 and plays its home matches at the arena in Villa d’Agri. The club website has expired, so it posts its news on Facebook.

Fano in the Marche — founded in 1964 by Giorgio Tonelli, the club plays at the PalaAllende as Essence Hotels Fano.

Naples — founded in 2016 in Aversa as Romeo Normanna Aversa Academy, the club now plays at the PalaVesuvio in Naples and competes as Union Napoli.

Reggio Emilia — formed in 2012 by joining Volley Cavriago, Correggio Volley and New Volley Scandiano, the club won the 2021/22 Serie A2 Italian Cup; it plays at the PalaBigi.