esSuperliga (men)

The men's Superliga page on the Spanish Volleyball Federation website — standings, news, historical archives and the roll of champions since 1965.

San Sadurniño in Galicia — a village club founded in 1992 and twice a winner of the Prince’s Cup (2015/16 and 2020/21); it came up as the 2025/26 second-division runner-up and competes as Intasa San Sadurniño.

San Cristóbal de La Laguna on Tenerife — CD Cisneros Alter, refounded in 1976, runs futsal and karate alongside volleyball; it played as Cisneros Alter Tenerife in earlier seasons and plays at the Juan Ríos Tejera hall.

Valencia — Club Polideportivo Conqueridor, founded on 19 July 2022; it plays at the Nou Moles hall and competes as Léleman Conqueridor, in earlier seasons as UPV Léleman Conqueridor.

Almería — founded in 1986 as CV Estudiantes, twelve-time Spanish champions (most recently 2021/22); the titles came as CV Unicaja Almería and Unicaja Costa de Almería, and the club plays at the Moisés Ruiz hall.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — the club won its tenth league title in 2025/26 and also lists nine King’s Cups and five Super Cups on its own site; it plays at the Gran Canaria Arena.

Leganés near Madrid — the club dates itself to 1974 on its own site, plays at the Pabellón Europa and competes under the name of its university partner UC3M.

Manacor on Mallorca — founded in 1989, the club plays its home matches at the Na Capallera hall and competes as Conectabalear CV Manacor.

Melilla — founded in 2002, winners of both the King’s Cup and the Spanish Super Cup in 2022; it played as Melilla Sport Capital in earlier seasons and as Melilla Ciudad del Deporte today, at the Javier Imbroda hall.

Teruel — founded on 12 September 1991, seven-time Spanish champions; four titles came as CAI Voleibol Teruel and one as Caja 3 Voleibol Teruel, and the club plays today as Pamesa Teruel Voleibol.

Benidorm — the club gives 2009 as its founding year on its own site and, according to Wikipedia, succeeded CV Benidorm and CV Finestrat; it competes as Servigroup Playas de Benidorm.

Soria — formed in 2013 when it took over the volleyball section from CD Numancia; winners of the 2023 King’s Cup and runners-up in both 2024 and 2025, they play at the Los Pajaritos hall and compete as Grupo Herce Soria.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — by its own account the club won promotion to the top flight as second-division champions barely five years after it was founded; it plays at the Carlos García San Román municipal hall.