Volleyball England stages a number of major international and domestic events which can be watched in person and via live streaming.

Matches are staged most weekends throughout the year across one of volleyball's three main formats of indoor sitting and beach.

Watching in person

Major events tickets

Major events merchandise

If your going along to watch a major event, don't forget you can order your foam hands and bang, bang sticks in advance.

Domestic Indoor matches

The indoor regular season league fixtures are generally staged between October and March, although friendly fixtures are staged earlier and play-off matches later.

The top-flight senior national league is the Super League, with the National Volleyball League (NVL) sitting below that, while there are also a host of regional and local leagues. Teams are spread across the country and widely welcome spectator support.

The popular Junior Grand Prix is held at U15, U16 and U18 level with the Last 8 competitions in March, while the Inter-Regional Championships are held in May.

You can find your local club via the Volleyball England club finder, or you could find out more information about the venues and start times of a local club you have in mind by following them on social media.

Sitting

The sitting season runs along the same time frame as the indoor one, with the Sitting Grand Prix, the main national competition.

You can find more information on the sitting volleyball teams under 'sitting team profiles' by clicking here.

Beach

The beach summer season generally runs from March through to October, with the main UK Beach Tour scheduling events throughout that period that you can go along to watch. 

Watching on live streaming 

Volleyball England hosts a number of international and domestic events throughout the calendar year that are live streamed on its YouTube Channel.

Domestic events you can watch include Super League Opening Weekend, Super League Final 4, Cup Finals weekend, Last 8, Under 18 Super Series and some Sitting Grand Prix fixtures.

Find out more about these events by searching the news section or competitions section of our website.

A number of clubs also stream their matches live on YouTube or social media. If you have a specific club in mind, try searching for them online.