Ukrainian Cup Women (Ukraine) 2026/27

The Ukrainian Women's Volleyball Cup is the premier annual knockout competition for women's volleyball clubs in Ukraine. Governed by the Volleyball Federation of Ukraine (VFU), the tournament operates parallel to the Ukrainian Superleague rather than within its promotion and relegation pyramid. Cup results do not affect league standings, but the winner qualifies for the Ukrainian Super Cup against the league champion.

The competition format typically involves 12 to 16 teams divided into regional or rating-based groups for preliminary rounds. The top teams from these groups advance to a "Final Four" stage, consisting of semi-finals, a third-place match, and the final. This structure became standard around the 2015–2016 season, replacing earlier formats that often featured a single final match. The final is usually held in a single host city over a weekend, testing peak performance in single-elimination matches.

Khimik (Yuzhne) is historically the most successful club, having won the title seven times between 2013 and 2020. Prometei (Kamianske) is a dominant recent force with three titles in the last five seasons. Dzinessra (Odesa) holds six titles, and Kruh (Cherkasy) won eight titles in the 1990s and early 2000s. The current holder is SK Balta, which defeated Bukovynka 3–2 in the final held in Balta, securing the club's first-ever cup title. Notable sponsors have included "Dmart," leading to the temporary name "Ukrainian Cup-Dmart."