Rio de Janeiro Vôlei Clube Women, often abbreviated as Rio de Janeiro V.C. or Fluminense (due to a partnership), are a prominent team in the Brazilian Superliga Women, carrying the proud volleyball tradition of Rio de Janeiro. Based in the iconic Maracanã neighborhood, the team is associated with the legendary Fluminense Football Club. Their home games are held at the Ginásio do Maracanãzinho, a temple of Brazilian volleyball. The women's volleyball section was formed under the Fluminense umbrella, leveraging the club's vast sporting history. The team's name honors both the city and the club. While building their legacy, the team has experienced periods of strong growth, with key eras marked by deep runs in the Superliga playoffs and development of players who have gone on to represent the national team. Their squads have often been characterized by technical skill and fighting spirit. In the modern Superliga, Rio de Janeiro Vôlei Clube Women are a competitive side that aims to disrupt the established hierarchy, relying on a blend of youth and experience. The fans, sharing the passion of Fluminense's football supporters, bring great energy to matches. This team represents the enduring volleyball passion of Rio de Janeiro.