arLiga Argentina Femenina

Argentina’s top women’s volleyball competition, the Liga Argentina Femenina, run by the FeVA federation and played within a calendar year, from January to April. Boca Juniors won the 2026 edition; the folder lists the 15 clubs of the 2027 edition — the thirteen that stayed up in 2026 and two newcomers from the 2026 Liga Nacional.

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Liga Argentina Femenina

The Liga Argentina Femenina portal of the FeVA federation with matches, standings and rosters — the 2026 edition, whose regular season was won by Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata and whose title went to Boca Juniors.

feva-web.dataproject.com

Bahiense del Norte

Bahía Blanca — promoted to the Liga Argentina in 2025, the club finished ninth in the 2026 regular season and stayed up. The club’s Facebook page covers mostly other sports, so the link goes to the volleyball section’s official Instagram account.

Banco Provincia La Plata

La Plata — the club finished fourteenth in the 2026 regular season and stayed up through the relegation round. The club’s Facebook page covers all its sections, so the link goes to the official volleyball Instagram account.

Buenos Aires, La Boca — record nine-time Argentine champions, most recently in 2026, when they beat Gimnasia La Plata 2–0 in the final series. The club’s website has no volleyball page, so the link goes to the official Boca Juniors volleyball Instagram account, shared by the men’s and women’s teams.

Bell Ville in Córdoba Province — Club Atlético y Biblioteca Bell returned to the Liga Argentina in 2026 and finished fourth in the regular season. The link goes to the volleyball news on the club’s website.

Ferro Carril Oeste

Buenos Aires — the club finished eighth in the 2026 regular season. The club’s website is blocked by antivirus software as unsafe and the volleyball Facebook page has been inactive since 2023, so the link goes to the volleyball section’s official Instagram account.

Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata

La Plata — five-time Argentine champions (most recently in 2025); in 2026 they won the regular season and lost the final to Boca Juniors. The club was among the founders of the Argentine volleyball federation in 1932. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

gimnasia.org.ar

Glorias Argentinas

Buenos Aires, Mataderos — the club won the 2026 Liga Nacional unbeaten, beating Tucumán de Gimnasia 3–2 in the final to reach the 2027 Liga Argentina. Its Facebook page has been inactive since 2018, so the link goes to the volleyball section’s official Instagram account.

Córdoba — the Instituto Atlético Central Córdoba women’s team finished eleventh in the 2026 regular season. The club’s website has no volleyball section and the women’s volleyball Facebook page has been inactive since 2019, so the link goes to the volleyball section’s official Instagram account.

Buenos Aires — four-time Argentine champions (1998/99, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2006/07), tenth in the 2026 regular season. The link goes to the volleyball page of the club’s website, shared by the men’s and women’s teams.

San Francisco in Córdoba Province — Club Atlético San Isidro won the 2025 Liga Nacional and reached the semi-finals in its first top-flight season in 2026. The volleyball section of the club’s website has not been updated since February 2025, so the link goes to the volleyball section’s official Instagram account.

Buenos Aires, Boedo — Argentine champions in 2021, seventh in the 2026 regular season. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

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Rosario — Club Sonder Rosario, a volleyball-focused club, finished second in the 2026 regular season and reached the semi-finals. The club only has an information page on the website of the clothing brand of the same name, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Tucumán de Gimnasia

San Miguel de Tucumán — as runners-up of the 2026 Liga Nacional (a 2–3 defeat to Glorias Argentinas) the club was promoted to the 2027 Liga Argentina. The clubtucumandegimnasia.com domain does not work, so the link goes to the club’s official Facebook page, which covers both men’s and women’s volleyball.

Vélez Sarsfield

Buenos Aires — Argentine champions in 2012/13, twelfth in the 2026 regular season. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Santa Fe — Club Atlético Villa Dora were Argentine champions in 2015/16 and finished sixth in the 2026 regular season. Both the club’s and the women’s volleyball Facebook pages are inactive, so the link goes to the volleyball section’s official Instagram account.