clLiga A1 Women

Chile’s top women’s volleyball competition, the Liga Nacional A1, organised by the FEVOCHI federation. Eleven teams played the 2025/26 season; Murano took the title, beating La Pintana twice in the final on 24–25 January 2026, with Boston College third. The 2026/27 line-up has not been published yet.

Links

Liga A1 Women (Volleybox)

The women’s Liga A1 on Volleybox with a list of seasons — the medallists of each and, one click further, the final standings. FEVOCHI does not publish a women’s league table; its statistics portal chilescout.cl only has results and stats.

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Santiago — the volleyball section of the Corporación de Deportes Boston College, women’s Liga A1 champions in 2024/25 and third in 2025/26 (beating Colo-Colo 3–0 for bronze). The link goes to the volleyball section of the club website.

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Santiago — the women’s volleyball branch of Club Social y Deportivo Colo-Colo, relaunched in 2016, which climbed from the A3 league up to the A1; fourth in 2025/26. The link goes to the volleyball page of the club website.

Deportivo Alemán

San Pedro de la Paz (Concepción) — the volleyball branch of Club Deportivo Alemán. The link goes to the branch page of the club website.

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Santiago — Club Deportivo Excelsior. Its own domain excelsiorclub.cl no longer exists, so the link goes to the club’s official Facebook page.

Rancagua — Club de Voleibol Küpal. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

La Pintana (Santiago) — 2025/26 women’s Liga A1 runners-up, knocking out 2024/25 champions Boston College in the semi-finals. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

Santiago — Club Deportivo Murano, 2025/26 women’s Liga A1 champions (final against La Pintana); the club’s men won the Liga A1 three times in a row (2022/23 – 2024/25).

Stadio Italiano

Santiago — the volleyball branch (Pallavolo) of the Italian community club Stadio Italiano, with both a men’s and a women’s team in the Liga A1. The link goes to the branch page on the club website.

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Viña del Mar — Club Deportivo Stout, whose women played the Liga A1 for the first time in 2025/26. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

Universidad Católica

Santiago — the volleyball section of Club Deportivo Universidad Católica, with men’s and women’s teams in the Liga A1. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

Universidad de Concepción

Concepción — the university club UdeC Vóley, with men’s and women’s teams in the Liga A1. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.