This section groups Florida professional and developmental teams outside the state's major football, baseball, basketball, hockey and soccer structures. Coverage includes indoor football and professional volleyball, with schedules, transactions, game recaps and organization news. Florida's professional sports map has continued to expand beyond the traditional major leagues. Indoor football has had multiple generations of teams, including championship clubs in Jacksonville and the franchise now known as the Orlando Pirates, while professional women's volleyball began building a statewide presence in the 2020s through the Orlando Valkyries and LOVB Miami. This category preserves those newer chapters alongside established developmental leagues.
League One Volleyball named Allison Morrison vice president of growth and announced three additional front-office additions for LOVB Austin ahead of the 2026-27 women’s volleyball season.
The Jacksonville Sharks are bringing a Jacksonville native home to make an immediate impact in the secondary.
The Jacksonville Sharks announced their 25-man roster for the 2026 football season before Saturday's opener against the Northern Arizona Wranglers.
The Orlando Pirates shared a recap of their 2026 announcement press conference. The Indoor Football League organization is based in Orlando and plays its home games at the Kia Center.
The supplied Jacksonville Sharks source page contains navigation links but no verifiable team news, game details, schedule information or roster update.
Major League Volleyball announced the 17-player 2026 Orlando Valkyries volleyball roster and coaching staff, led by head coach and vice president of volleyball operations Amy Pauly.
The Orlando Valkyries signed rookie outside hitter Cheridyn Leverette during Major League Volleyball free agency after her UCLA career.
Twenty LOVB Clubs earned spots in Triple Crown Sports' 2026 Top 100 Club Rankings, including five in the Top 25, while A5 reclaimed the No. 1 ranking.
LOVB Nebraska has engaged Professional Sports Partners to find a naming rights partner for its 66,000-square-foot volleyball facility in Gretna.
The Jacksonville Sharks documented Northeast Florida community outreach through veterans initiatives, school visits, leadership presentations, charitable events, player recognition and fan activities during 2025 and 2026.
