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Atlanta Vibe 2027 Major League Volleyball Schedule Revealed

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Atlanta Vibe players attack at the net during a Major League Volleyball home match (photo: Atlanta Vibe)

The Atlanta Vibe will open the team’s 2027 season on the road at the Dallas Pulse on January 8, marking the start of a 26-match season in a newly-expanded and highly-competitive Major League Volleyball.

Atlanta plays its first match at home on January 21 against new MLV franchise and newly minted MLV Eastern Conference opponent, the DC Flight, one of four franchise additions to the league embarking on their inaugural season.

The Vibe will call both Gas South Arena and Georgia State Convocation Center home in the team’s fourth season, playing 10 matches in Duluth and three in downtown Atlanta to reach a wide swath of Georgia sports fans.

January will see the Vibe on the road against Dallas, Orlando (Jan. 16), rival Omaha (Jan. 24) and Grand Rapids (Jan. 30) with home matches against DC and new franchise, the Los Angeles Thunder, on January 28.

Atlanta has a home-heavy schedule in February with four matches at Gas South Arena against Columbus (Feb. 4), the debuting NorCal Rumble (Feb. 19), Omaha (Feb. 21) and Vegas (Feb. 25) — split by road trips to Indy (Feb. 13) and the new Minnesota Forge (Feb. 16).

March begins with an Atlanta road trip to NorCal (March 4) and Las Vegas (March 7) with a home match against Indy (March 11) before traveling to Columbus (March 15) and Grand Rapids (March 17). The Vibe then have a home match against Orlando (March 20).

Atlanta heads downtown to Georgia State Convocation Center to celebrate a three-match series against DC (March 25), Indy (April 2) and Minnesota (April 4).

The final month of the regular season features a road match at LA (April 8), a home match against Dallas (April 16), a road trip at Orlando (April 18) and DC (April 21), before the Vibe wrap up the regular season at home against Grand Rapids on April 24.

Atlanta Vibe 2027 season ticket packages are now available to catch all of the exciting MLV competition at Gas South Arena and Georgia State Convocation Center.

Atlanta Vibe 2027 Schedule

January

  • Friday, Jan. 8 | Dallas Pulse | Away
  • Saturday, Jan. 16 | Orlando Valkyries | Away
  • Thursday, Jan. 21 | DC Flight | Home
  • Sunday, Jan. 24 | Omaha Supernovas | Away
  • Thursday, Jan. 28 | Los Angeles Thunder | Home
  • Saturday, Jan. 30 | Grand Rapids Rise | Away

February

  • Thursday, February 4 | Columbus Fury | Home
  • Saturday, February 13 | Indy Ignite | Away
  • Tuesday, February 16 | Minnesota Forge | Away
  • Friday, February 19 | NorCal Rumble | Home
  • Sunday, February 21 | Omaha Supernovas | Home
  • Thursday, February 25 | Vegas Thrill | Home

March

  • Thursday, March 4 | NorCal Rumble | Away
  • Sunday, March 7 | Vegas Thrill | Away
  • Thursday, March 11 | Indy Ignite | Home
  • Monday, March 15 | Columbus Fury | Away
  • Wednesday, March 17 | Grand Rapids Rise | Away
  • Saturday, March 20 | Orlando Valkyries | Home
  • Thursday, March 25 | DC Flight | Home (Georgia State Convocation Center)

April

  • Friday, April 2 | Indy Ignite | Home (Georgia State Convocation Center)
  • Sunday, April 4 | Minnesota Forge | Home (Georgia State Convocation Center)
  • Thursday, April 8 | LA Thunder | Away
  • Friday, April 16 | Dallas Pulse | Home
  • Sunday, April 18 | Orlando Valkyries | Away
  • Wednesday, April 21 | DC Flight | Away
  • Saturday, April 24 | Grand Rapids Rise | Home

About the Atlanta Vibe

The Atlanta Vibe is Georgia’s premier professional women’s indoor volleyball team, competing as one of 12 teams in Major League Volleyball. After completing its third season, the Vibe has established itself as one of the league’s most successful franchises, posting the winningest record in MLV after the first two seasons. The Vibe proudly connects with fans across the region, hosting matches at Gas South Arena and the Georgia State Convocation Center. Rooted in community and driven by competitive excellence, the Vibe continues to build a community asset and powerful platform for women’s sports in Atlanta. For more information, visit atlantavibe.com.

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SEC Volleyball: Florida Stays Alone at the Top in Updated Standings Through October 28

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Florida Gators volleyball in action — Florida leads the SEC standings at 8-1 in conference play through October 28

The Southeastern Conference has released updated standings and statistics for the 2026 SEC volleyball season, for matches through October 28.

Florida remains alone at the top of the conference at 8-1 in SEC play, with Tennessee a game back at 7-2 riding a seven-match winning streak. Kentucky and Texas sit at 7-3, while Vanderbilt, Missouri and Texas A&M are locked together at 6-3.

2026 SEC Volleyball Standings (through October 28)

Florida — SEC 8-1 (.889), Overall 17-2, Streak W4
Tennessee — SEC 7-2 (.778), Overall 16-3, Streak W7
Kentucky — SEC 7-3 (.700), Overall 15-5, Streak L2
Texas — SEC 7-3 (.700), Overall 11-7, Streak W2
Vanderbilt — SEC 6-3 (.667), Overall 15-3, Streak L1
Missouri — SEC 6-3 (.667), Overall 13-8, Streak W5
Texas A&M — SEC 6-3 (.667), Overall 13-8, Streak W3
Georgia — SEC 6-4 (.600), Overall 14-6, Streak L3
Mississippi State — SEC 5-4 (.556), Overall 15-5, Streak W2
Oklahoma — SEC 4-5 (.444), Overall 11-7, Streak W1
LSU — SEC 4-6 (.400), Overall 9-10, Streak W1
Auburn — SEC 2-7 (.222), Overall 12-9, Streak L1
Arkansas — SEC 2-7 (.222), Overall 10-10, Streak L1
Ole Miss — SEC 2-7 (.222), Overall 8-12, Streak L7
South Carolina — SEC 2-8 (.200), Overall 9-11, Streak L2
Alabama — SEC 1-9 (.100), Overall 9-10, Streak L5

This Week in the SEC

Wednesday, October 28
Texas 3, Georgia 0 [SECN]

Friday, October 30
Oklahoma at Arkansas, 6 p.m. CT [SECN]
Florida at Auburn, 6 p.m. CT [SECN+]
Missouri at Kentucky, 7 p.m. ET [SECN+]
Mississippi State at Ole Miss, 6 p.m. CT [SECN+]
Vanderbilt at South Carolina, 7 p.m. ET [SECN+]
Tennessee at Texas A&M, 6:30 p.m. CT [SECN+]

Sunday, November 1
Mississippi State at Alabama, 4 p.m. CT [SECN]
Arkansas at Florida, 1 p.m. ET [SECN+]
Oklahoma at Auburn, 2 p.m. CT [SECN]
Vanderbilt at Georgia, 2 p.m. ET [SECN+]
LSU at Ole Miss, 2 p.m. CT [SECN+]
Tennessee at Missouri, 1:30 p.m. CT [ESPN]
Texas A&M at Texas, 12 p.m. CT [ABC]

Florida setter Taylor Parks headlined the conference’s weekly honors, presented by Allstate, earning both SEC Player of the Week and SEC Setter of the Week after leading the Gators to a conference-best .306 team hitting percentage over two sweeps. Tennessee’s Chelsea Sutton and Texas A&M’s Kyndal Stowers were Co-Offensive Players of the Week, Texas A&M’s Eliza Sharp took Defensive Player of the Week, and Missouri’s Eva Smith was Freshman of the Week.

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