Super League Men

Men's Superleague (Ukraine) volleyball standings on Flashscore — current table, results and fixtures

Chernihiv — founded in 1988 at the local pedagogical university; two-time Vyshcha Liha runners-up (2009/10, 2022/23). After finishing last in 2025/26 it kept its Super League place when Zhytychi-Polissya withdrew.

Horodok (Khmelnytskyi Oblast) — founded in 2018 with backing from the Epicentr retail chain; Ukrainian champions in 2021/22, 2024/25 and 2025/26, Cup winners in 2022/23 and 2023/24.

Horodok — Epicentr's second team, playing as Epicentr-Horodok in 2026/27 (formerly Epicentr-Podolyany U20, Ukraine's under-20 national team); bronze in 2024/25 and silver in 2025/26 (losing the final to Epicentr). Team profile on the FVU portal.

Kharkiv — newcomers for 2026/27: in their very first season, 2025/26, they won the Vyshcha Liha without a single defeat.

Vinnytsia — founded in 2004 and known as MHP-Vinnytsia from 2014 to 2023; Ukrainian championship bronze in 2016/17, 2018/19 and 2025/26. It competes in the league as MHP-Ladyzhyn-ShVSM-Kolos.

Khmelnytskyi — founded in 1999 as Novator (its name until 2021); Ukrainian championship bronze in 2017/18 and four-time Vyshcha Liha winners.

Borshchiv — founded in 2018 in Ternopil as DSO-TNEU, playing as VK Borshchiv Politsiya okhorony ZUNU in 2026/27 (formerly Politsiya okhorony-ZUNU-ShVSM-Dynamo Ternopil); three-time Vyshcha Liha bronze medallists (2019/20–2021/22). Team profile on the FVU portal.

Reshetylivka (Poltava Oblast) — founded in 2019 and competing in the league as the Poltava Oblast select team; 2019/20 Cup finalists and fifth in 2025/26.

Kyiv — the Kyiv city select team based at the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences (NUBiP); 2024/25 Persha Liha winners and Super League newcomers in 2026/27. Team profile on the FVU portal.