Mizunoligaen Men

Men's Mizunoligaen (Norway) volleyball standings on Flashscore — current table, results and fixtures

Tromsø — Ballklubb Tromsø, founded in 1974, aims to be the club of all Northern Norway; its main venue is the Tromsøhallen.

Bergen — the volleyball section of the student sports club Bergen Studentidrettslag, which had more than 2,600 members in 2022.

Førde — a club founded on 18 September 1974; the men's team has six Norwegian Cups (most recently 2021) and the 2011 Nordic title, playing at the Øyrane Arena.

Oslo (Kringsjå) — the volleyball section of IL Koll, founded on 3 November 1940, playing at the Kringsjåhallen.

Trondheim — the volleyball group of the NTNU university sports club NTNUI (founded on 25 October 1910); it plays at the Dragvollhallen.

Oslo — a club founded in 1999 as the successor to the KFUM/Oslo elite teams; the men's team played in the First Division in 2025/26.

Randaberg (near Stavanger) — a club with both men's and women's teams in the Mizunoligaen, based at the Randaberghallen.

Bergen — the volleyball section of TIF Viking, which took over Nyborg VBK's elite licence in 2016; it plays at the Åsane Arena.

Sand (Suldal) — the Norwegian federation's development project for young talents, combining study at Sauda upper-secondary school and serving as the junior national team base.