PVF Women (United States) 2026/27

The professional women's volleyball league in the United States operates under the umbrella of Major League Volleyball, a name adopted after its initial branding as the Pro Volleyball Federation. The organization sits at the top tier of the national volleyball structure, offering a fixed franchise model without promotion or relegation. This centralized approach contrasts with independent ownership structures seen elsewhere, relying instead on significant backing from major sports investors. The league secured media rights deals with networks including CBS and ION, ensuring broad visibility for its matches. Founded by a group that includes Trent Dilfer, Cecile Reynaud, Laurie Corbelli, and Dave Whinham, the competition launched its inaugural season in 2024. The current 2026 season features eight teams arranged in a single-table format. Each club plays 28 matches during the regular campaign. The standings determine qualification for a single-elimination playoff tournament. Semifinals and the championship final are contested as single games, adding pressure to every set. Recent history highlights the competitive nature of the league. The Omaha Supernovas claimed the first title in 2024, beating the Grand Rapids Rise. The Orlando Valkyries secured the following year's championship by defeating the Indy Ignite. In the most recent season, the Dallas Pulse emerged as the champions. The league has also seen roster changes, with the San Diego Mojo ceasing operations before the 2026 campaign began. New franchises like the Atlanta Vibe, Columbus Fury, Grand Rapids Rise, Indy Ignite, and Omaha Supernovas contribute to the growing fan base. The official website serves as the primary hub for news and ticketing.