nlDutch Eredivisie (men)

The men's Eredivisie page on the Dutch federation (Nevobo) website with fixtures, results, standings and statistics; Orion Stars won the 2025/26 title, their third in a row.

Apeldoorn — formed by a merger on 1 July 1967, the club holds the league record with 15 Dutch titles (most recently 2023) and 10 cups; it won the CEV Top Teams Cup in 2003 and plays at Omnisport Apeldoorn. Since 2010 it has competed as Draisma Dynamo, and from 1986 to 2009 as Piet Zoomers/Dynamo.

Groningen — founded in 1952, Dutch champions in 2016, 2017 and 2018 (then as Abiant/Lycurgus) and cup winners in 2016 and 2020–2023; in 2016 it drew a record Eredivisie crowd of 4,300 to Martiniplaza.

Doetinchem — the professional team of the Orion club (founded in 1963), five-time Dutch champions (2012 as Langhenkel Volley, 2019, 2024, 2025 and 2026) and six-time cup winners (most recently 2026); formerly also known as Active Living Orion and Seesing Personeel/Orion.

Huizen — formerly known as v.v. Huizen, the club has played in the Eredivisie since 2022/23 and has also competed in the CEV Challenge Cup; it plays home games at the PDK Arena and De Wolfskamer.

Sliedrecht — founded on 11 February 1956 through the merger of Full Speed and Olympia; the men's team won the Topdivisie in 2018 and was promoted to the Eredivisie, and the club plays at De Basis hall.

Barneveld — the Speelt Steeds Sportief club, founded on 10 April 1960, in the top flight since 2009 and 2026 cup finalists; it plays at the De Meerwaarde sports centre and competes as Simplex SSS.

Linne / Maasbracht — a Limburg club founded on 12 August 1966, in the Eredivisie since 2021/22 and 2024 cup finalists; it plays at De Roerparel and competes as Numidia VC Limax.

Zevenhuizen — founded on 26 May 1964 as Zevenklappers, the club lists 18 national titles and cups; as ZVH Zevenhuizen it was Dutch champion in 1990 and 1992. It competes as Scherp in Packaging ZVH.