noMizunoligaen Women

The women's section of the Norsk Toppvolleyball site (the association of elite clubs) with news and round previews.

Finstad (Eidsvoll) — a small sports club founded on 11 October 1973 whose main sports are volleyball and beach volleyball.

Førde — a club founded on 18 September 1974 with both men's and women's teams in the top flight, playing at the Øyrane Arena.

Oslo (Kringsjå) — the volleyball section of IL Koll, founded on 3 November 1940, with both men's and women's teams in the Mizunoligaen.

Oslo — the volleyball section of the student club Oslostudentenes IK (founded in 1882), with 14 teams from the Mizunoligaen down to the Fifth Division.

Oslo — a club founded in 1999 as the successor to the KFUM/Oslo elite teams; in recent seasons only its women played in the top flight.

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; the women's team plays in a European cup in 2026/27, with home games at the Åsane Arena.

Sand (Suldal) — the Norwegian federation's development team for young players; in 2025/26 the women's team played only the regular season, without the play-offs. Official Facebook page.

Myre (Øksnes, Vesterålen) — the school sports club Øksnes Skoleidrettslag, focused on indoor and beach volleyball, playing at the Øksneshallen. Official Facebook page.