Brasília District Championship (Women's Football)

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The Brasília district championship for women's football ( Portuguese Campeonato Brasíliense de Futebol Feminino ; also called Candangão Feminino ) is the women's football club championship of the federal district of Brasília in Brazil , which has been held since 1997 by the Federação de Futebol do Distrito Federal (FFDF) .

Since 2007, the district championship has been used to determine the qualification for the Copa do Brasil Feminino and, since 2017, for the second division (Série A2) of the Brazilian championship . The record champion with seven titles is CRESSPOM , the sports and social club for NCOs and sergeants of the military police of the federal district.

Championship history

Honor roll of the winners

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7 tracks CRESSPOM ( Plano Piloto )
4 tracks CFZ ( Santa Maria )
3 tracks Minas Brasília TC ( Plano Piloto )
2 tracks AA Apollo 4 ( Ceilândia )
1 title Flamengo Tiradentes ( Ceilândia )
ARUC ( Cruzeiro )
Iate Clube ( Plano Piloto )
AA Luziânia ( Luziânia , GO )
ASCOOP ( Gama )
Capital Clube ( Guará )
Real Brasília FC ( Núcleo Bandeirante )

Chronology of the Masters

season master Runner-up Top scorer
1997 Flamengo Tiradentes Ceilândia EC ?
1998 ARUC Iate Clube ?
1999 Iate Clube SE Gama ?
2000 CFZ Guarany FC ?
2001 CFZ CAESO ?
2002 CFZ Guarany FC ?
2003 CFZ CAESO ?
2004 AA Apollo 4 Paranoá EC ?
2005 AA Apollo 4 Guarany FC ?
2006 AA Luziânia CAESO ?
2007 CRESSPOM Guarany FC ?
2008 CRESSPOM ASCOOP ?
2009 CRESSPOM ? ?
2010 ASCOOP CRESSPOM ?
2011 CRESSPOM Capital Clube ?
2012 CRESSPOM Minas Brasília TC ?
2013 Capital Clube CRESSPOM ?
2014 CRESSPOM São Sebastião EC BrazilBrazil Danyelle (CRESSPOM; 8)
2015 CRESSPOM Ceilândia EC BrazilBrazil Danyelle (CRESSPOM;?)
2016 Minas Brasília TC CRESSPOM BrazilBrazil Laíssa (Ceilândia EC; 13)
2017 Minas Brasília TC Ceilândia EC BrazilBrazil Nycole Raysa (Ceilândia EC; 17)
2018 Minas Brasília TC CRESSPOM BrazilBrazil Bruna Rayelle (SE Gama; 4)
2019 Real Brasília FC Minas Brasília TC BrazilBrazil Marcela (Real Brasília FC; 16)

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