noMizunoligaen Men

The top Norwegian men's volleyball league (Eliteserien, called Mizunoligaen since 2013/14) — 9 teams play in 2026/27, starting on 3 October 2026.

Links

Mizunoligaen (muži)
The men's section of the Norsk Toppvolleyball site (the association of elite clubs) with team venues and links to standings and fixtures.
norsktoppvolleyball.no
BK Tromsø
Tromsø — Ballklubb Tromsø, founded in 1974, aims to be the club of all Northern Norway; its main venue is the Tromsøhallen.
bktromso.no
BSI
Bergen — the volleyball section of the student sports club Bergen Studentidrettslag, which had more than 2,600 members in 2022.
bsi.no
Førde VBK
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.
fvbk.no
Koll
Oslo (Kringsjå) — the volleyball section of IL Koll, founded on 3 November 1940, playing at the Kringsjåhallen.
kollvolley.no
NTNUI
Trondheim — the volleyball group of the NTNU university sports club NTNUI (founded on 25 October 1910); it plays at the Dragvollhallen.
ntnui.no
Oslo Volley
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.
oslovolley.no
Randaberg VBK
Randaberg (near Stavanger) — a club with both men's and women's teams in the Mizunoligaen, based at the Randaberghallen.
randabergvolleyball.no
TIF Viking
Bergen — the volleyball section of TIF Viking, which took over Nyborg VBK's elite licence in 2016; it plays at the Åsane Arena.
tifviking.no
ToppVolley Norge
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.
toppvolley.no