List of Premier Volleyball League seasons

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This is a list of Premier Volleyball League seasons, which its inaugural season started in 2017.

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During its formation in 2017, the PVL consisted of three conferences in one season, two of which initially catered to amateur/non-professional club teams. A team winning both conferences in one season is considered to achieve a "Golden Double", the highest achievement a team can attain in one season. Since its professionalization in 2020 and the ease of COVID-19 restrictions in 2022, the league has managed to separate the collegiate conference into a separate league and parade a three-conference format where all professional teams will join. A team winning all three tournaments is considered to achieve a "Grand Slam", the highest achievement which is identical to the PBA.

As of the 2024 season, only one men's team achieved a Golden Double in one season in the men's division's short history. Meanwhile, only one women's team achieved the Golden Double and Grand Slam in different seasons.

  Achieved the PVL Grand Slam
  Achieved the PVL Golden Double
  Won two championships
  Won one championship
  Won no championships
SeasonDurationGPConf.TV partner(s)Teams
StartEndTotalBest overall record PCT Most winsTotal wins
2017 [1] April 30, 2017October 29, 2017W:1243 ABS-CBN Sports and Action W:6 / 8 / 12 NU (collegiate)100.0% Pocari Sweat 20
Pocari Sweat (club)64.5%
M:102M:6 / 8 Ateneo (collegiate)91.7% Cignal 18
Cignal (club)81.8%
2018 [2] April 17, 2018December 8, 2018W:146W:3 ABS-CBN Sports and Action, and Liga W:8 Creamline 83.3% Creamline 15
M:86M:2M:6 / 10 NU (collegiate)85.7% NU (collegiate)12
Vice Co. (club)70.0% Air Force (club)9
2019 [3] May 16, 2019October 12, 20191603 S+A, Liga, and iWant Sports 6 / 9 / 12 Creamline 91.4% Creamline 32
2020tournament cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 [4] July 17, 2021August 13, 2021411 One Sports 10 Creamline 78.6% Chery Tiggo 11
Creamline
2022 [5] March 16, 2022December 6, 20221123 One Sports 9 / 8 Creamline 87.1% Creamline 27
2023 February 4, 2023December 16, 20231643 One Sports 9 / 13 / 12 Kurashiki (guest)100.0% Creamline 34
Creamline (local)89.5%
2024 [6] February 20, 2024September 12, 20241443 One Sports and RPTV 12 / 5 Creamline 73.7% Creamline 26
2024–25 November 9, 2024[ to be determined ] One Sports and RPTV 12[ to be determined ]

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