Pro Volleyball TV Schedule

See where to watch pro volleyball on television with the TV schedules for League One Volleyball (LOVB) and Major League Volleyball (MLV) in their respective 2026 seasons.

For college volleyball games, see this schedule page.


2026 Pro Volleyball TV Schedule

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Past Games

All times Eastern • Game time subject to change
Sunday, September 6, 2026 2 games
11:00 amAVP
AVP League Championship Weekend
Chicago, IL
Watch on
CBSSN
AVP
2:00 pmAVP
AVP League Championship Weekend
Chicago, IL
Watch on
CW
AVP
Sunday, August 16, 2026 2 games
1:00 pmAVP
Manhattan Beach Open
Manhattan Beach, CA
Watch on
CBSSN
AVP
4:00 pmAVP
Manhattan Beach Open
Manhattan Beach, CA
Watch on
CW
AVP
Saturday, May 9, 2026 1 game
3:00 pmMLV
Omaha Supernovas
vs
Dallas Pulse
ChampionshipFrisco, TX
Watch on
ION
MLV
Thursday, May 7, 2026 2 games
7:00 pmMLV
Omaha Supernovas
vs
Indy Ignite
Semifinal #1 - Frisco, TX
Watch on
ION
MLV
9:45 pmMLV
San Diego Mojo
vs
Dallas Pulse
Semifinal #2Frisco, TX
Watch on
ION
MLV
Sunday, May 3, 2026 3 games
2:00 pmMLV
Atlanta Vibe
vs
Columbus Fury
Watch on
YouTube
MLV
3:00 pmMLV
San Diego Mojo
vs
Indy Ignite
Watch on
YouTubeScripps SN
MLV
4:00 pmMLV
Orlando Valkyries
vs
Dallas Pulse
Watch on
Vice TV
MLV
Friday, May 1, 2026 3 games
7:00 pmMLV
Columbus Fury
vs
Indy Ignite
Watch on
YouTubeSamsung TV Plus
MLV
7:00 pmMLV
Atlanta Vibe
vs
Orlando Valkyries
Watch on
YouTubeScripps SN
MLV
8:00 pmMLV
Omaha Supernovas
vs
Dallas Pulse
Watch on
Victory+
MLV
Thursday, April 30, 2026 1 game
10:00 pmMLV
Grand Rapids Rise
vs
San Diego Mojo
Watch on
Roku Channel
MLV

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