seElitserien Women

The top Swedish women's volleyball league — 10 clubs play in 2026/27, and the regular season starts on 17 October 2026 after the new League Cup.

Links

Elitserien (ženy)
Women's news on the official Swedish Elitserien site with links to standings and fixtures; Engelholms VS are the 2026 Swedish champions.
elitserienvolleyboll.se
Engelholms VS
Ängelholm — a club founded in 1986; the women are nine-time Swedish champions (most recently in 2026), and it is Isabelle Haak's first club.
engelholmsvolley.se
Gislaveds VK
Gislaved — a club founded in 1968, fielding only women's teams since the 1980s; in the Elitserien since 1997/98, based at the Gisle sportcenter.
gvk-volley.se
Göteborg VBK
Gothenburg — until 2021/22 it was the volleyball section of KFUM Göteborg; the women's team has played more than 20 Elitserien seasons.
svenskalag.se
Hylte/Halmstad VBK
Hyltebruk and Halmstad — the club's women's team are three-time Swedish champions (2014, 2021, 2022) and won the Grand Prix in 2021 and 2025.
hhvolley.se
Linköpings VC
Linköping — a club founded on 3 October 2008 as a partnership between Team Valla and ice hockey side Linköping HC; the women won their first Swedish title in 2025.
svenskalag.se
Lunds VK
Lund — formed in spring 2009 by merging VF Fäladen and LUGI Volley, with both a men's and a women's team in the Elitserien.
lundsvk.se
Örebro Volley
Örebro — a women's club formed when KFUM Örebro's volleyball section became independent; 11 Swedish titles, the first eight as KFUM Örebro and the latest in 2024.
orebrovolley.com
RIG Falköping
Falköping — the women's team of the national sports upper-secondary school (Riksidrottsgymnasiet) at Ållebergsgymnasiet; official Facebook page.
facebook.com
Sollentuna VK
Sollentuna (Stockholm) — a club founded in 1960; its women won the Swedish title 14 times in a row (1975–1988).
sollentuna-vk.se
Stöcke IF
Stöcke (Västerbotten) — a multi-sport club founded in 1966; its women were promoted to the Elitserien ahead of the 2026/27 season.
stockeif.com