Real Roraima Esporte Clube

Football club founded in Boa Vista, capital of Roraima, becoming one of the protagonists of the Roraima State Championship in the 2010s. It even competed in national access competitions organized by the CBF representing the northernmost state in Brazil.

History

Founded in Boa Vista, Real Roraima Esporte Clube quickly established itself as one of the main forces in Roraima state football, competing in the Roraima State Championship alongside traditional clubs such as Atlético Roraima and São Raimundo-RR. The club used the Flamarion Vasconcelos Stadium, the main sports venue in Boa Vista, as its home for state championship matches, seeking to strengthen local football in a region historically lacking investments in sports. Throughout the 2010s, Real Roraima came to represent the state in national access competitions organized by the CBF, contributing to the development of football in the Amazon region.