nlDutch Eredivisie (women)

The women's Eredivisie page on the Dutch federation (Nevobo) website with fixtures, results, standings and statistics; Apollo 8 won the 2025/26 title for the first time.

Borne — founded on 6 January 1969 and named after the Apollo 8 mission; the women have played in the Eredivisie since 2018, won the cup in 2021 and 2024 and took their first Dutch title in 2025/26. Home is De Veste hall.

Apeldoorn — the women's team of SV Dynamo, promoted to the Eredivisie in 2011 as B-League champions and winners of the 2025 Dutch Cup; it plays at Omnisport Apeldoorn as Draisma Dynamo.

Sliedrecht — the women are seven-time Dutch champions (most recently 2022) and record holders with eight cups (most recently 2026); 2026/27 is their 18th European season. The club was founded in 1956 and plays at De Basis hall.

Sint Anthonis — founded on 12 October 1956 as RKSV Activia, the club has hosted the international Pinkstertoernooi since 1957; its women compete in the Eredivisie as SOMAS/Activia.

Assen — formed in 2006 by merging Sudosa (1954) and CVV Desto (1963), the club was called Sudosa-Desto until May 2025 and plays at De Olympus hall. The women competed as CRAFT Sudosa in 2025/26 and as Jumbo Virena Autogroep Sudosa in 2026/27.

Meijel — a Limburg club founded on 27 June 1969 whose women reached the 2014 Dutch Cup final; home is De Körref hall, and every year at the end of June it hosts the Peelpushtoernooi.

Sneek — formed in 1997 by merging Animo and Olympus, whose women won eight straight titles from 1985 to 1992; VC Sneek won the title in 2015, 2016, 2023, 2024 and 2025 and the cup in 2014 and 2017. The women compete as Friso Sneek.

Utrecht — formed in 1986 by merging Utrecht VC and SOS/DPC (predecessor SOS won the 1950 Dutch women's title); the women reached the 2022 and 2023 cup finals as Booleans/VV Utrecht and now compete as Meerdervoort VV Utrecht.