coSuperliga (women)

Colombia’s main women’s club volleyball competition, the Superliga de Voleibol, played in Bogotá in each calendar year (April to August). The 2026 edition was won by debutants Atlas, who beat CVJ 3–2 in the final on 29 August 2026; Proyecto Power took bronze.

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Superliga de Voleibol (women)

The women’s Superliga standings on the competition’s official website — for now the 2026 regular season, topped by Atlas ahead of Proyecto Power; the site also has the schedule, results and team profiles.

Bogotá — the Atlas Bogotá volleyball club, which won the 2026 Superliga at its first attempt: top of the regular season, then a 3–2 final win over CVJ. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Bogotá — Club Deportivo Beyond Volley, founded in 2013, with its own venue at the Ultra Sport complex; ninth in the 2026 Superliga regular season. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

Bogotá — Club Cedro Voleibol Bogotá, which fields both a men’s and a women’s team in the Superliga; the women were sixth in the 2026 regular season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Bogotá — CVJ Team Voley, Superliga runners-up in both 2025 and 2026, third in the 2026 regular season. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

A Superliga team, eighth in the 2026 regular season. It has neither a website nor an active social media account, so the link goes to its profile on the Superliga portal with match results.

Bogotá — the volleyball team of the Club Ecopetrol social and sports club, last (eleventh) in the 2026 Superliga. The club’s website does not cover volleyball, so the link goes to the official Instagram of its sports section.

Bogotá — the volleyball club of coach Romer Fonseca, fifth in the 2026 Superliga regular season. It has neither a website nor a Facebook page, so the link goes to the club’s Instagram, run under the coach’s name.

Bogotá — the Kuppavolley club, which fields both a men’s and a women’s team in the Superliga; the women were fourth in both the 2026 regular season and the final standings. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

Bogotá — Club Voley Master Colombia, a youth and performance volleyball club, seventh in the 2026 Superliga regular season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Bogotá — two-time Superliga winners; second in the 2026 regular season and bronze medallists after a 3–0 win over Kuppa. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.

Bogotá — Vincer, a performance volleyball club from the north of the city, tenth in the 2026 Superliga regular season. It has neither a website nor an active Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram.