brSuperliga (women)

The women’s Superliga standings on the Brazilian federation’s CBV portal — points, wins, sets and rallies of all 12 clubs. Praia Clube won 2025/26; the 2026/27 season starts on 17 October 2026.

Brusque in the state of Santa Catarina — playing in the Superliga as Abel Moda Vôlei, the club won the 2026 Superliga B, beating Pinheiros in the final, and returned to the top flight. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Barueri in the state of São Paulo — Barueri Volleyball Club plays in the Superliga in partnership with Club Athletico Paulistano as Paulistano Barueri, and were São Paulo state runners-up in 2025. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Brasília — Brasília Vôlei Esporte Clube represents the Federal District; it fields a women’s team in the Superliga, while its men played in the second-tier Superliga B in 2025/26.

Rio de Janeiro — two-time Brazilian champions (1976, 1981) from the era before the Superliga. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Londrina in the state of Paraná — the AMAVOLEI team that played as Sancor Seguros Vôlei in Maringá moved to the Moringão arena in Londrina before the 2026/27 season. The link goes to the AMAVOLEI association’s website.

Belo Horizonte — a club known for developing players, where two-time Olympic champion Sheilla Castro began her career; it plays in the Superliga as Batavo Mackenzie. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Belo Horizonte — six-time Brazilian champions (most recently in 2023/24) and 2025/26 runners-up, playing as Gerdau Minas in 2026/27. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Osasco in the state of São Paulo — Osasco Voleibol Clube are six-time Brazilian champions (most recently in 2024/25) and have played as Osasco São Cristóvão Saúde since 2021/22.

São Paulo — the women’s team of the multi-sport Esporte Clube Pinheiros won promotion back to the top flight in 2026 as Superliga B runners-up. The club’s ecp.org.br website does not open from Europe, so the link goes to the volleyball section’s official Instagram account.

Uberlândia — 2025/26 Brazilian champions, beating Minas in the final for their third title (2017/18, 2022/23, 2025/26); they play in the Superliga as Dentil/Praia Clube. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Rio de Janeiro — Rio de Janeiro Vôlei Clube are record twelve-time Brazilian champions (most recently in 2016/17) and have played in partnership with Flamengo and Sesc since 2020/21. The link goes to the volleyball news on Flamengo’s website.

Bauru — the Sesi Vôlei Bauru women’s team were Brazilian runners-up in 2024/25. The link goes to the SESI-SP volleyball page, which covers both the women’s and the men’s team.