Brazil - List of Women's Champions

Year	Winner			Runner-Up		Venue(s)
Taça Brasil de Futebol Feminino (1st) - organized by state leagues 
1983    Radar (RJ)              Goiás (GO)              Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
1984    Radar (RJ)              Atlético Mineiro (MG)   Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
1985    Radar (RJ)              Internacional (RS)      Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
1986    Radar (RJ)              Sel. Brasília (DF)      Campinas (SP)
1987    Radar (RJ)              Vila Dimas (DF)         Brasília (DF)
1988    Radar (RJ)              Sul-América (AM)        Niterói (RJ)
Troféu Brasil - organized by state leagues 
1989	Saad (SP)
I Torneio Brasileiro de Clubes - organized by ??? 
???? 	Radar (RJ)
competition with unknown name - organized by Águas de Lindóia city government 
1990    Independente (PA)       Vasco da Gama (RJ)      Águas de Lindóia (SP)
competition with unknown name - organized by ??? 
1991	Sul América (AM)
competition with unknown name - organized by state leagues 
1991	Saad (SP)
1992	apparently, no competition was organized
Taça Brasil de Clubes - organized by CBF - Confederação Brasileira de Futebol 
1993    Vasco da Gama (RJ)      Saad (SP)               Arceburgo (MG)
National Championship - organized by CBF - Confederação Brasileira de Futebol 
1994    Vasco da Gama (RJ)	Euroexport (BA)		Tramandaí, Torres and Capão da Canoa (RS)
1995    not held
1996    Saad (SP)		Vasco da Gama (RJ)	Osasco (SP)
1997    São Paulo (SP)		Portuguesa (SP)		Taubaté (SP)
1998    Vasco da Gama (RJ)      Portuguesa (SP)         Goiânia (GO)
1999/00 Portuguesa (SP)         Palmeiras (SP)          Uberlândia (MG)
2001    Santa Isabel  (MG)      Matonense (SP)          Ubá (MG)
2002	no competition was organized
Brazilian Circuit of Womens' Football - organized by Saad, CBF and Sport Promotion 
2003    Saad (SP)               Santos (SP)
2004	no competition was organized
2005	no competition was organized
Taça Brasil de Futebol Feminino (2nd) - organized by Linaf - Liga Nacional de Futebol Feminino 
2006    Botucatu (SP)		CEPE (RJ)		Jaguariúna (SP)
Liga Nacional de Futebol Feminino - organized by Linaf - Liga Nacional de Futebol Feminino 
2007    Santos (SP)             Botucatu (SP)           [*1]
[*1] matches played in Macaé (RJ), Cabo Frio (RJ), Rio Bonito (RJ), Niterói (RJ),
Silva Jardim (RJ), Botucatu (SP), Itapira (SP) and Jaguariúna (SP)
Copa do Brasil Feminina - organized by CBF - Confederação Brasileira de Futebol 
2007    Mato Grosso do Sul (MS) Botucatu (SP)           [*2]
2008    Santos (SP)             Sport Recife (PE)       home and away matches
2009    Santos (SP)             Botucatu (SP)           [*3]
2010    Duque de Caxias (RJ)    Foz do Iguaçu (PR)      home and away matches
2011    Foz Cataratas (PR)      Vitória (PE)            home and away matches
2012    São José (SP)           Centro Olímpico (SP)    home and away matches
2013    São José (SP)           Vitória (PE)            home and away matches
2014    Ferroviária (SP)        São José (SP)           home and away matches

[*2] first phases played in home and away basis; final phases played in Brasília (DF)
and Taguatinga (DF)
[*3] first phases played in home and away basis; final phases played in Bauru (SP) and São
Paulo (SP)
Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino - organized by CBF - Confederação Brasileira de Futebol 
2013    Centro Olímpico (SP)    São José (SP) 
2014    Ferroviária (SP)        Kindermann (SC)
Number of Wins - only CBF official Brazilian Championships (1994-2001 and since 2013)
(lost finals between brackets) 
2 [1] Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)

1 [2] Associação Portuguesa de Desportos (São Paulo, SP)
  [0] AD Centro Olímpico (São Paulo, SP)                       [*4]
  [0] Ferroviária (Araraquara, SP)
  [0] Saad Esporte Clube (São Paulo, SP)
  [0] Santa Isabel (Santa Isabel, MG)
  [0] São Paulo Futebol Clube (São Paulo, SP)                  [*5]

0 [1] Euroexport (BA)
  [1] Kindermann (Caçador, SC)
  [1] Sociedade Esportiva Matonense (Matão, SP)
  [1] Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras (São Paulo, SP)
  [1] São José EC (São José dos Campos, SP)
Number of Wins - all CBF official tournaments (1993-2001 and since 2007)
(lost finals between brackets) 
3 [1] Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)

2 [1] São José EC (São José dos Campos, SP)
  [0] Santos Futebol Clube (Santos, SP)
  [0] Ferroviária (Araraquara, SP)

1 [2] Associação Portuguesa de Desportos (São Paulo, SP)
  [1] Duque de Caxias FC/CEPE (Duque de Caxias, RJ)            [*6]
  [1] Foz Cataratas FC (Foz do Iguaçu, PR)                     [*7]
  [1] Saad Esporte Clube (São Paulo, SP)
  [1] AD Centro Olímpico (São Paulo, SP)                       [*4]
  [0] Mato Grosso do Sul Futebol Clube (Campo Grande, MS)      [*5]
  [0] Santa Isabel (Santa Isabel, MG)
  [0] São Paulo Futebol Clube (São Paulo, SP)                  [*5]

0 [2] Botucatu Futebol Clube (Botucatu, SP)
  [1] Euroexport (BA)
  [1] Kindermann (Caçador, SC)
  [1] Sociedade Esportiva Matonense (Matão, SP)
  [1] Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras (São Paulo, SP)
  [1] Sport Club do Recife (Recife, PE)
  [1] AAD Vitória das Tabocas (Vitória de Santo Antão, PE)
Number of Wins - all tournaments (since 1983)
(lost finals between brackets) 
7 [0] Esporte Clube Radar (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)

4 [1] Saad Esporte Clube (São Paulo, SP)

3 [2] Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)
  [1] Santos Futebol Clube (Santos, SP)

2 [2] São José EC (São José dos Campos, SP)
  [0] Ferroviária (Araraquara, SP)

1 [3] Botucatu Futebol Clube (Botucatu, SP)
  [2] Associação Portuguesa de Desportos (São Paulo, SP)
  [1] Duque de Caxias FC/CEPE (Duque de Caxias, RJ)            [*6]
  [1] Foz Cataratas FC (Foz do Iguaçu, PR)                     [*7]
  [1] Sul América Esporte Clube (Manaus, AM)
  [1] AD Centro Olímpico (São Paulo, SP)                       [*4]
  [0] Independente (Belém, PA)
  [0] Mato Grosso do Sul Futebol Clube (Campo Grande, MS)      [*5]
  [0] Santa Isabel (Santa Isabel, MG)
  [0] São Paulo Futebol Clube (São Paulo, SP)                  [*5]

0 [1] Sport Club Internacional (Porto Alegre, RS)
  [1] Clube Atlético Mineiro (Belo Horizonte, MG)
  [1] Kindermann (Caçador, SC)
  [1] Euroexport (BA)
  [1] Goiás Esporte Clube (Goiânia, GO)
  [1] Sociedade Esportiva Matonense (Matão, SP)
  [1] Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras (São Paulo, SP)
  [1] Sport Club do Recife (Recife, PE)
  [1] AAD Vitória das Tabocas (Vitória de Santo Antão, PE)
  [1] Vila Dimas (Taguatinga, DF)
  [1] Sel. Brasília (DF)
[*4] AD Centro Olímpico is also known as ADECO
[*5] São Paulo (1997) and Mato Grosso do Sul (2007) won his titles as partners (and
fielding the players) of Saad.
[*6] Includes CEPE/Rio das Ostras
[*7] Includes Foz do Iguaçu FC
Partial Source: http://esporteequasetudo.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html

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