itSerie A2 Women

The Serie A2 page on the Lega Pallavolo Serie A Femminile portal — format, dates and links to the schedule and standings of Italy's second women's division.

Messina in Sicily — founded in 2018, the club moved up by buying a sporting title as early as 2019/20; it plays at the PalaRescifina.

Santa Giustina in Colle near Padua — Unione Sportiva Fratte started in 1972 in a parish setting; it plays its home matches in Trebaseleghe as Nuvolì AltaFratte Padova.

Altino in Abruzzo — founded in 2003 as the successor of an earlier club active until 1999, it plays its home matches in Vasto as Tenaglia Abruzzo Altino.

Perugia in Umbria — founded in 2005 as Wealth Planet Perugia Volley, the club was relegated from Serie A1 after 2025/26; it plays at the PalaEvangelisti as Bartoccini +energia Perugia.

Costa Volpino in the province of Bergamo — the club dates from 1982 and its women's section was created in 2015 together with Arcobaleno Volley; it won Serie A2 group A in 2025/26.

Imola in Emilia-Romagna — the club grew out of Polisportiva Libertas Clai, founded in 1969 by Francesco Spadoni; it plays at the PalaRuggi.

The Italian federation's development team of young players, set up in 1998 at the initiative of Julio Velasco; it takes part in the 2026/27 Serie A2 by FIPAV decision.

Busto Arsizio near Milan — founded in 2017, the club plays its home matches at the PalaBorsani in Castellanza.

Altamura in Apulia — the club won the Serie A2 relegation pool in 2025/26 and plays at the PalaBaldassarra as Panbiscò Leonessa Altamura; it has no website and posts its news on Facebook.

Marsala in western Sicily — the club plays at the Pala San Carlo and competes as Sigel Seap Marsala.

Pinerolo in Piedmont — Pallavolo Pinerolo was founded in 1974 and relegated from Serie A1 after 2025/26; it plays in Villafranca Piemonte as Wash4Green Monviso Volley.

Rome — founded in 2013 as Volley Group Roma, a consortium of three clubs from the south of the city; it competes as Ferraro SMI Roma Volley.

Trento — the women’s team of Trentino Volley, a club founded on 23 May 2000; it plays at the Sanbàpolis hall and competes as Itas Trentino.

Fasano in Apulia — the club plays at the town's Palazzetto dello Sport and competes as Olio Pantaleo Volley Fasano; it has no website and posts its news on Instagram.

Melendugno near Lecce — the volleyball section of Goleador Melendugno was created in 2014 and started in the second division; it competes as Narconon Volley Melendugno.

Offanengo near Crema — Volley Offanengo 2011 was formed in 2011 by the merger of Pallavolo Offanengo, active since 1982, and Volley San Rocco; it plays at the PalaCoim.

Casalmaggiore in Lombardy — formed in 2008 by the merger of VBC Casalmaggiore and Pallavolo Ostiano, the club were Italian champions in 2014/15; in 2026/27 it competes as Caldaie Melgari VBC Cremonese.