tr1. Lig (men)

The page of Türkiye's second men's division on the Turkish Volleyball Federation site — standings, fixtures and league news; the winner is promoted straight to the Efeler Ligi and the bottom two are relegated.

İzmir — founded in 1999/2000 as Körfez Spor and later called Saint Joseph and Arkas Saint Joseph; since leaving the Efeler Ligi in 2025/26 it has focused on young players in the 1. Lig.

Düzce — a municipal sports academy founded in 2021 and in the 1. Lig since 2025/26; the club has no website or recently updated volleyball profile, so the link goes to Volleybox.

İstanbul — Fenerbahçe's youth side, set up in 2021/22, which worked its way up from the 2. Lig to the 1. Lig; the first team plays in the Efeler Ligi, and the side competes as Fenerbahçe Medicana.

İstanbul — a Galatasaray side made up of academy players, entered into the 1. Lig in August 2026 alongside the first team in the Efeler Ligi; the link goes to the club's volleyball section.

Karapınar in Konya Province — full name Karapınar Anadolu Leoparları Birlik Akademisi (ALBA); it has no website of its own and posts its news on Facebook.

Kilis — formerly known as Kilis Gençlik ve Spor İl Müdürlüğü SK; promoted to the 1. Lig in February 2026 with a 3–0 play-off win over Galatasaray in the 2. Lig. Its own domain is down and its social accounts are not up to date, so the link goes to Volleybox.

Kocaeli — the volleyball section of the municipal multi-sport club Kağıtspor, founded in 1937; it lost the 2025/26 play-off final for promotion to the Efeler Ligi to Sungurlu. Its website is unreachable, so the link goes to its volleyball Instagram.

Kayseri — a municipal club from the Melikgazi district founded in 1989 that returned to the 1. Lig after the 2025/26 season; it has no website or recently updated profile, so the link goes to Volleybox.

Niksar in Tokat Province — a municipal club founded in 1926 with both volleyball and football sections; the link goes to its volleyball Instagram.

İstanbul — a municipal club from the Sultanbeyli district that fields one team in the Efeler Ligi and another in the 1. Lig in 2026/27; it reached the 1. Lig as 2. Lig champions.

Şanlıurfa — the metropolitan municipality club, promoted to the 1. Lig for 2026/27 via the promotion tournament in Ankara; its volleyball Instagram is not up to date, so the link goes to Volleybox.

Şiran in Gümüşhane Province — the club already played in the 1. Lig in 2024/25 and competes as Ünsal Group Şiran Akademi; it has no website of its own and posts its news on Facebook.

Tokat — a municipal club founded in 1994 whose volleyball team won promotion to the 1. Lig in 2025/26; the club's Facebook page is mostly about football, so the link goes to its volleyball Instagram.

Ankara — the Turkish Volleyball Federation's sports high school in the Yenimahalle district, whose boys' team won the 2026 ISF World Schools Championship.

Ankara — the second team of Ziraat Bankası, whose first team won the 2025/26 Efeler Ligi; the link goes to the 1. Lig page on the club's website.