DateRHome v Away-
10/07 18:00 3 Botafogo Women v Perolas Negras Women 3-1
10/07 18:00 3 Vasco da Gama Women v Duque de Caxias Women 6-0
10/07 18:00 3 [3] Tigres do Brazil Women v Serra Macaense Women [5] 0-5
10/03 19:00 2 Duque de Caxias Women v Botafogo RJ Women 0-7
10/02 18:00 2 Serra Macaense Women v Flamengo RJ Women 1-8
10/01 18:00 2 [1] Perolas Negras Women v Fluminense Women [3] 1-4
09/30 18:00 2 Duque de Caxias Women v Botafogo RJ Women Cancelled
09/30 18:00 2 [3] Tigres do Brazil Women v Vasco da Gama Women [2] 0-8
09/24 13:00 1 [4] Flamengo Women v Perolas Negras Women [1] 4-1
09/23 18:00 1 Fluminense RJ Women v Duque de Caxias Women 4-0
09/23 18:00 1 Vasco da Gama Women v Serra Macaense Women 4-0
09/23 18:00 1 Botafogo RJ Women v Tigres do Brazil Women 7-0
09/17 18:00 5 [4] Duque de Caxias Women v Tigres do Brazil Women [2] 5-3
09/17 18:00 5 Serra Macaense Women v Buzios Women 13-0
09/17 18:00 5 [1] Perolas Negras Women v Rio de Janeiro Women [3] 2-1
09/12 19:00 4 Duque de Caxias Women v Rio de Janeiro Women 1-3
09/10 18:00 4 Buzios Women v Perolas Negras Women 0-13
09/09 18:00 4 [3] Tigres do Brazil Women v Serra Macaense Women [5] 2-1
09/09 18:00 4 Duque de Caxias Women v Rio de Janeiro Women Cancelled
09/04 19:00 3 [5] Rio de Janeiro Women v Buzios Women [6] 12-1
09/03 18:00 3 Perolas Negras Women v Tigres do Brazil Women 6-0
09/03 18:00 3 [4] Serra Macaense Women v Duque de Caxias Women [3] 0-2
08/29 19:00 2 Duque de Caxias Women v Buzios Women 3-0
08/26 18:00 2 Tigres do Brazil Women v Rio de Janeiro Women 2-0
08/26 18:00 2 [3] Serra Macaense Women v Perolas Negras Women [1] 0-4
08/21 19:00 1 [2] Rio de Janeiro Women v Serra Macaense Women [2] 1-2
08/21 17:45 1 Buzios Women v Tigres do Brazil Women 2-3
08/20 18:00 1 Perolas Negras Women v Duque de Caxias Women 4-1
11/05 13:00 1 [1] Flamengo RJ Women v Botafogo RJ Women [2] 0-2
11/01 18:00 1 Botafogo RJ Women v Flamengo RJ Women 3-1

The Campeonato Carioca de Futebol Feminino (Carioca Women's Football Championship), organized by the Rio de Janeiro State Football Federation (FFERJ), is the women's football state championship of Rio de Janeiro State. It has contested since 1983.

The four most important Rio de Janeiro men's football teams (Vasco da Gama, Flamengo, Botafogo and Fluminense) contested in all editions of the competition between 1995 and 2000. In 2006, the four most important Rio de Janeiro clubs did not dispute the competition, and in 2007 only Botafogo participated in the competition.

Two unofficial competitions were also contested, Torneio de Rio das Ostras (Rio das Ostras Tournament), which had Flamengo as the champion of the only edition disputed, in 1999, and Torneio Início (Start Tournament), which had Vasco da Gama winning in 1999 and 2000, the only editions of the tournament.

The "Campeonato Carioca Women" is a prestigious annual soccer tournament held in Brazil, specifically showcasing the top women's football clubs from the state of Rio de Janeiro. Established to promote and elevate women's soccer in the region, this tournament features a competitive format that brings together some of the best talent in Brazilian women's football.

Typically running from January to May, the Campeonato Carioca Women consists of a series of matches where teams compete for the coveted title. The tournament not only highlights the skill and athleticism of female players but also serves as a platform for emerging talent to shine on a larger stage.

Clubs from across Rio de Janeiro, including well-known teams like Flamengo, Fluminense, and Botafogo, participate in the tournament, fostering intense rivalries and passionate fan support. The matches are characterized by high-energy gameplay, showcasing technical prowess, teamwork, and the growing popularity of women's soccer in Brazil.

In addition to the competitive aspect, the Campeonato Carioca Women plays a crucial role in promoting gender equality in sports, inspiring young girls to pursue their dreams in soccer and beyond. With increasing media coverage and fan engagement, the tournament continues to grow in stature, contributing to the overall development of women's football in Brazil.