plTAURON 1. Liga

Official portal of Poland's second men's division — fixtures, results, standings and club profiles. From the 2026/27 season the league is called TAURON 1. Liga (formerly PLS 1. Liga).

Toruń — founded in 2021, in the second division since 2024/25 and third in 2025/26; it competes as CUK Anioły Toruń.

Sędziszów Małopolski in the Subcarpathian region — promoted for 2026/27 as winners of the 2025/26 II liga; the club previously played as AVIA Solar Sędziszów Małopolski.

Świdnik — the volleyball section was founded in 1952 within FKS Avia Świdnik; Polish championship bronze in 1975/76 and third in the 1974/75 Polish Cup; it competes as PZL Leonardo Avia Świdnik.

Bielsko-Biała — a men's club founded on 1 December 1999, runners-up in the second division in 2025/26; it plays at the arena on Karbowa Street.

Bydgoszcz — for many years the volleyball section of BKS Chemik Bydgoszcz, in the second division since 2020/21; home is the Łuczniczka arena with over 8,000 seats.

Radom — founded in 1921, Polish Cup winners in 1999 and twice Polish championship bronze medallists (1994, 1995); relegated from the top flight after 2023/24, it competes as ICT Pierrot Czarni Radom.

Poznań — a new project for volleyball in Greater Poland, admitted to the league by Polska Liga Siatkówki for 2026/27; it plays at the Adam Mickiewicz University arena.

Płock — promoted for 2026/27 as runners-up of the 2025/26 II liga.

Siedlce — founded in 2010 as the successor to the men's section of UKS "Ósemka" Siedlce (1994); it competes as PSG KPS Siedlce.

Tomaszów Mazowiecki — a single-sport volleyball club, promoted to the second division in 2016/17. The club's own domain is down, so it posts its news on Facebook.

Jaworzno — the men's volleyball team of the municipal culture and sports centre MCKiS; until 2010/11 it played as MCKiS PKE Energetyk Jaworzno.

Kluczbork — founded in March 2012 at the Adam Mickiewicz grammar school, fourth in the second division in 2025/26; it competes as KKS Mickiewicz Kluczbork.

Będzin — the club played in the top flight from 2014 to 2021 and in 2024/25, and its academy players are multiple Polish youth champions; it plays at the Będzin Arena as Nowak-Mosty MKS Będzin.

Spała — the team of the Polish Volleyball Federation's sports school, founded in 1995 in Rzeszów and moved to Spała four years later; it takes part by decision of Polska Liga Siatkówki and cannot be relegated.

Grodzisk Mazowiecki near Warsaw — fourteenth in the second division in 2025/26; home is the CAIIS arena with over 3,000 seats.

Nysa — two-time Polish runners-up and Polish Cup winners; fifth in the second division in 2025/26, the club plays at the arena on Sudecka Street.