meEPCG Superliga Women

Montenegro's top women's competition, run by the OSCG — 10 clubs in both 2025/26 and 2026/27; Herceg Novi are the 2026 champions after beating Luka Bar in the final.

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EPCG Superliga (ženy)

The Montenegrin federation's competition portal — tables, schedules and news of the women's Superliga, whose 2026/27 season starts on 9–11 October; Herceg Novi are the 2026 champions.

Albatros Herceg Novi

Herceg Novi — a 2025/26 play-off semi-finalist, beaten by eventual champions Herceg Novi (club Facebook page).

Budućnost Volley

Podgorica — Budućnost's women's team, third in the 2025/26 regular season; plays Herceg Novi for the 2026 Super Cup on 3 October (club Facebook page).

Budva — the women's team of the club whose men are the 2026 champions; seventh in the 2025/26 regular season (club Facebook page).

Gimnazijalac Kotor

Kotor — a club from the Bay of Kotor town, a 2025/26 play-off quarter-finalist (club Facebook page).

Herceg Novi — 2026 Montenegrin champions after the final against Luka Bar; won all 18 regular-season matches in 2025/26; profile on the federation portal.

Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje

Bijelo Polje — the women's team of Jedinstvo, which also has a men's team in the Superliga (club Facebook page).

Bar — a women's club named after the Port of Bar, 2026 runners-up after the final against Herceg Novi (club Facebook page).

Mediteran Budva

Budva — a club with a strong youth focus, sixth in the 2025/26 regular season (club Facebook page).

Podgorica — the women's club Morača, fifth in the 2025/26 regular season and a play-off quarter-finalist (club Instagram).

Pljevlja — a club from the mining town in the north, last in the 2025/26 regular season; profile on the federation portal.