Osasco Voleibol Clube Women, often simply called Osasco Women, are a historic and highly decorated team in Brazilian volleyball, currently competing in high-level international tournaments like the Top Volley International Women. Based in Osasco, São Paulo, the team has been a dominant force for years. Their home court is the Ginásio Professor José Liberatti, a fortress for the team. Founded in 1990, the club quickly rose to prominence, with its name forever linked to the city it represents. The team's colors are green, white, and black. Osasco's peak era is filled with triumphs, including multiple Brazilian Superliga championships and two prestigious FIVB Club World Championship titles, cementing their legacy as one of the greatest club teams of all time. That dynasty was built around legendary players who were central figures for the Brazilian national team. In recent seasons, Osasco Women remain a top contender, consistently qualifying for the final stages of major competitions and maintaining a roster brimming with international talent. The fan base, known for its passionate and loud support, is a key part of the team's identity. Osasco's legacy as a producer of champions and a standard-bearer for excellence remains intact.