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Women's Football Performance History and Championship Record

Women's Football Performance History and Championship Record

Analyzing the trajectory of a football team reveals the evolution of its competitive strength and consistency. From early placements in the late 1990s to a period of dominance in the modern era, the team's journey is marked by a significant resurgence following a period of inactivity.

Between 1997 and 2009, the team experienced varying levels of success, securing third-place finishes in 1997 and 2001, and reaching the Round of 16 and fourth place in 2008. However, the team faced a major hiatus from 2010 to 2015, during which the squad was deactivated.

Key Facts

  • Dominant Era: The team has secured consecutive 1st place finishes in the A1 division from 2018 through 2025.
  • Top Scorer Consistency: Victória has been a recurring top scorer, leading the team in 2020, 2021, 2023, and 2024.
  • Major Titles: The team has achieved multiple championships across the League, Cup, and Supercup competitions.
  • Peak Scoring: The 2019 season saw the highest goal count with 62 goals scored in 21 matches.

League Performance and Evolution

Upon returning to competition in 2016, the team entered Division A, finishing 5th. This served as the foundation for a rapid ascent into the A1 division, the top tier of competition. By 2017, the team had already secured a 2nd place finish and claimed the Cup championship.

The period from 2018 to 2025 represents a golden era of stability. The team maintained a nearly flawless record in the A1 division, consistently finishing 1st. Their defensive and offensive balance peaked during the 2019 and 2020 seasons, where they maintained high win rates and low goals against (GA) averages.

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Tournament Success and International Reach

Beyond the domestic league, the team has competed in prestigious tournaments including the Libertadores (the premier club competition in South America) and the FIFA Champions Cup. Notable achievements include a runner-up finish in the Libertadores in 2018 and 2025, and a championship victory in the FIFA Champions Cup in 2024.

Statistical Summary

The following table provides a detailed breakdown of the team's performance from their return in 2016 to the 2025 season.

Team Performance Metrics (2016–2025)
Season Div Pos Pld W D L GF GA Pts Top Scorer
2016 A 5th 10 5 3 2 23 9 18 Gabi Nunes
2017 A1 2nd 20 15 1 4 54 13 46 Byanca Brasil
2018 A1 1st 20 15 4 1 47 12 49 Adriana
2019 A1 2nd 21 18 2 1 62 8 56 Millene
2020 A1 1st 21 18 2 1 57 10 56 Gabi Nunes / Giovanna Crivelari / Victória
2021 A1 1st 21 18 2 1 64 17 56 Victória
2022 A1 1st 21 14 6 1 47 15 48 Jheniffer
2023 A1 1st 21 17 2 - 66 12 53 Victória
2024 A1 1st 21 17 2 - 51 22 53 Victória
2025 A1 1st 21 14 6 1 57 17 48 Gabi Zanotti

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the team inactive?

The team was deactivated for a period of six years, specifically from 2010 to 2015.

Who is the most frequent top scorer in recent years?

Victória is the most frequent top scorer, leading the team in goals for the 2020, 2021, 2023, and 2024 seasons.

What is the team's record in the A1 division since 2018?

Since 2018, the team has consistently finished in 1st place in the A1 division, with the exception of 2019 when they finished 2nd.

Which international titles has the team won?

The team won the FIFA Champions Cup in 2024 and achieved runner-up positions in the Libertadores in 2018 and 2025.

What was the team's most productive offensive season?

In terms of goals scored (GF), the 2023 season was the most productive with 66 goals, closely followed by 2021 with 64 goals.