seElitserien Men

Men's news on the official Swedish Elitserien site with links to standings and fixtures; Hylte/Halmstad VBK are the 2026 Swedish champions.

Floby (Falköping) — a club founded on 12 February 1962; the men's team are three-time Swedish champions (1982, 1997, 2025).

Habo (near Jönköping) — a club founded in spring 1987 by 17- and 18-year-old boys; it won promotion to the Elitserien in 1997/98.

Nacka (Stockholm) — the volleyball section of the multi-sport club Hästhagen IF, which was offered a place in the Elitserien in 2025.

Hyltebruk and Halmstad — formed in 2012 by merging Hylte VBK and IF Halmstad Volley; the men's team are the 2026 Swedish champions (a 13th title including the Hylte VBK era).

Lund — formed in spring 2009 by merging VF Fäladen and LUGI Volley; with about 700 members it is Sweden's largest volleyball club.

Örkelljunga — a club founded in 1982; the men's team are four-time Swedish champions (1999, 2002, 2003, 2004).

Falköping — the team of the national sports upper-secondary school (Riksidrottsgymnasiet) at Ållebergsgymnasiet, made up of students; official Facebook page.

Sollentuna (Stockholm) — a club founded in 1960, playing at Arena Satelliten and topping the all-time tables of both the men's and women's Elitserien.

Södertälje — a club founded in 1973; the men's team has played in the Elitserien since 2011, with home games at Täljehallen.

Uppsala — a volleyball society whose men won the Swedish title in 1994 (the women in 1993).

Vingåker — a club founded in 1972, playing at the Sporthallen; its best result is Swedish championship silver in 2003.