gpRégionale 1 (women)

The top women’s competition in Guadeloupe, with eight clubs in 2026–27. Arsenal Club of Petit-Bourg became the 2026 Guadeloupe champions and played the Antilles final against Le Rayon of Martinique in June 2026.

Links

Guadeloupe women 2026–27 — fixtures and standings
The official 2026–27 fixture list on the French federation’s FFvolley portal; the table appears once the first rounds have been played from October 2026.
ffvbbeach.org
Arsenal Club
Petit-Bourg — 2026 Guadeloupe women’s champions, who played the Antilles final against Le Rayon of Martinique in June 2026. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.
facebook.com
ASC Fumerolles
Saint-Claude — a club whose men became Guadeloupe champions in 2026. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.
instagram.com
CGSU Volley
Guadeloupe — the volleyball team of the Comité Guadeloupe Sport Universitaire (university sport). It has neither a website nor an active social media account, so the link goes to its Score'n'co profile with results and standings.
scorenco.com
Colonial Club
Baillif — the volleyball section of Colonial Club. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.
instagram.com
Comité Marie-Galantais VB
Marie-Galante — the volleyball committee of the island of Marie-Galante, playing in Guadeloupe’s regional competitions. It has neither a website nor an active social media account, so the link goes to its Score'n'co profile with results and standings.
scorenco.com
Racin’Beach
Sainte-Anne — an indoor and beach volleyball club active since 1999. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.
facebook.com
Swé Raizet Volleyball
Les Abymes (Raizet) — a club playing in both the men’s and women’s Régionale 1. It has neither a website nor an active social media account, so the link goes to its Score'n'co profile with results and standings.
scorenco.com
Union Sportive de Goyave
Goyave — a multi-sport club founded in 1950 with volleyball, judo and football sections. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.
instagram.com