ptFirst Division Women

The women's First Division on the FPV portal — standings, fixtures and results; FC Porto are the 2025/26 champions.

São Mamede de Infesta (Matosinhos) — the women's team of Associação Académica de São Mamede, a club founded in 1946.

Maia — a volleyball-only club founded in 1973, nine-time Portuguese women's champions (1993/94–2002/03).

Fiães (Santa Maria da Feira) — Clube Desportivo de Fiães, which plays its home matches at the Pavilhão Municipal de Fiães.

Ponta Delgada (São Miguel, Azores) — an Azorean club whose women reached the 2017/18 league final.

Porto — Portuguese women's champions in 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23 (in partnership with AJM as AJM/FC Porto), 2023/24 and 2025/26; they play at the Dragão Arena.

Vila do Conde — the volleyball section of the multi-sport Ginásio Clube Vilacondense, also known for gymnastics and karate.

Matosinhos — record eighteen-time Portuguese women's champions, including eleven titles in a row (1975/76–1985/86), most recently in 2018/19.

Matosinhos (Senhora da Hora) — the volleyball project of Colégio Efanor school; as Porto Vólei 2014 they were Portuguese champions in 2014/15, and they reached the 2023/24 league final.

Braga — the women's team nicknamed 'Gverreiras', league runners-up in both 2024/25 and 2025/26 and a 2026/27 CEV Challenge Cup participant.

Lisbon — ten-time Portuguese women's champions, with nine straight titles from 1966/67 to 1974/75 and most recently in 2024/25.

Lisbon — Sporting's women's team, league finalists in 2022/23; home matches are played at the Pavilhão João Rocha.

Guimarães — the club has played women's volleyball since 1976 and returned to the top of Portuguese volleyball in 2020/21.