State Championship of Pará (women's football)

The state championship of Pará for women's football ( Portuguese Campeonato Paraense de Futebol Feminino ) is the club championship in women's football of the state of Pará in Brazil , which has been held with interruptions since 1983 by the Federação Paraense de Futebol (FPF) .

history

The oldest evidence of the practice of football by women in the Amazon state Pará goes back to the twenties of the 20th century. But it was not until 1979 that the legal ban on organizing this sport as a club was lifted that competitions for women could be organized. As one of the first states in Brazil, the national association of Pará hosted a national championship in 1983 in which twelve clubs with women's teams competed, including the traditional clubs from the state capital Belém Paysandu SC , Clube do Remo and Tuna Luso . The championship was decided in a final game on December 17, 1983 by the 1-0 victory Remos over his arch-rival Paysandu. The 1983 championship was to be the last for more than a decade. The competition has only been held regularly since 1999, with a two-year break.

The level of play in women's football in Pará is in the amateur field in a national comparison and is also largely outside the public eye. In the 2016 season, seven clubs took part in the state championship, compared to nine in 2017. Notable among them is the lower-class Pinheirense EC , who entered women's football in 2009 with ambitions to establish himself at the top of the national league .

Qualification for the Copa do Brasil Feminino has been decided via the state championship since 2007 . The same has been true for the second division (Série A2) of the Brazilian championship since the 2017 season .

Championship history

Honor roll of the winners

0	6 tracks	Independente AC (Tucuruí)
	5 tracks	AA ESMAC ( pineapple deua )
	3 tracks	Pinheirense EC (Belém) Tuna Luso (Belém)
	1 title	Clube do Remo (Belém) Sacramenta EC (Belém)

Chronology of the Masters

season	master	Runner-up	Top scorer
1983	Clube do Remo	Paysandu SC	?
No championship competition from 1984 to 1998
1999	Independent AC	?	?
2000	Independent AC	?	?
2001	Independent AC	?	?
2002	Independent AC	?	?
2003	Independent AC	?	?
No championship competition from 2004 to 2006
2007	Independent AC	?	?
2008	Sacramenta EC	Estrela / Barcarena	?
2009	Pinheirense EC	Tuna Luso	?
2010	Pinheirense EC	Clube do Remo	?
2011	Tuna Luso	Pinheirense EC	?
2012	AA ESMAC	Tuna Luso	?
2013	Tuna Luso	AA ESMAC	?
2014	Tuna Luso	AA ESMAC	?
2015	Pinheirense EC	AA ESMAC	?
2016	AA ESMAC	Paysandu SC	?
2017	AA ESMAC	Pinheirense EC	?
2018	AA ESMAC	Pinheirense EC	?
2019	AA ESMAC	Clube do Remo	?

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