Major League Volleyball (2026)

Major League Volleyball (MLV) is a professional women's indoor volleyball league in the United States. It is the continuation of the Pro Volleyball Federation (PVF), which commenced play in the 2024 season, and is one of three professional volleyball leagues for women in the United States alongside the AU Pro Volleyball Championship and LOVB Pro.

The current incarnation of the league originates from the attempted secession of the Omaha Supernovas from the PVF during the 2025 season, amid a dispute over the league's ownership. The team planned to establish a rival league that was to be called Major League Volleyball, with $100 million in funding from investors. At the end of the season, a peace deal was struck which prevented the secession, welcomed the investors into the league, and rebranded it as Major League Volleyball.

MLV currently consists of eight independently owned franchises that annually compete in a regular season for spots in a playoff tournament that determines the league's champion. Three more franchises are planned to join in the future. Salaries ranging from $60,000 to $175,000 are offered to players, along with additional benefits and revenue sharing agreements. The league's matches are broadcast on the CBS Sports Network, Vice TV, The Roku Channel, ion, YouTube, and Victory+. As of its 2025 season, the current champion of MLV is the Orlando Valkyries.