Crest meaning
The Campinense Clube crest combines red and black with the red-and-black fox of Campina Grande. The badge marks Campina Grande, Paraíba and the Raposa (fox) tradition, distinct from generic filler. The shield summarises triumphs, rivalries and local pride in contemporary football.
Quick summary
- Country: Brasil
- Continent: América do Sul
- City: Campina Grande
- Competition: Campeonato Paraibano
- Stadium: Estádio AmigãoGo to
- Capacity: 35.000 seats
- Website: 🌐 campinenseclube.net
History
Campinense Clube, founded in 1915 in Campina Grande, Paraíba, is a national football reference and a marked continental presence. Known as the Raposa (fox), it collected dozens of Paraíba titles, including the 1960s six-in-a-row, and Copa do Nordeste runs. Rivalry with o Treze, no Clássico dos Maiorais and a red and black identity shape fans and narrative. Estádio Amigão, local support and the Amigão sustain the contemporary project. Youth work, management and competitive ambition define the current cycle against historic rivals. The sporting project balances a memory of triumphs with the demands of the modern elite.
