Arena Ice Brasil
São Paulo – SP 05693-000, Brazil
📍 Av. Major Sylvio de Magalhães Padilha, 16741 (inside Pão de Açúcar Morumbi car park, rear entrance)
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Hockey in Brazil
Brazil has 8 ice rinks, 7 active hockey teams, 1 league and 0 players on file in the RinkStop directory. Brazil is a associate member of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF).
Finding hockey in Brazil
The teams listed on this page are organized by league. The top professional league is the Campeonato Brasileiro de Hockey no Gelo.Each team has a roster page with arena info, the league they play in, and a link to the team\u2019s official site.
Where to play hockey in Brazil
New players should start with a learn-to-skate program at one of the 8 rinks on this page. Most rinks also run learn-to-play hockey clinics for both kids and adults. Registration with the national federation is typically required before joining a team. The \u201cHow to play\u201d section below has a step-by-step pathway from first-time skater to league play.
Hockey ecosystem in Brazil
Brazil has 8 ice rinks, 7 active teams, and 1 leagues in the RinkStop directory.
National Teams in Brazil
IIHF Associate MemberMen's
Brazil Men's
Unranked
Men's U18
Brazil Men's U18
Unranked
Men's U20
Brazil Men's U20
Unranked
Women's
Brazil Women's
Unranked
Women's U18
Brazil Women's U18
Unranked
Hockey Leagues in Brazil
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Browse all 8 →Iceland – Shopping Anália Franco
São Paulo – SP 03342-000, Brazil
📍 Av. Regente Feijó, 1739, Anália Franco
Iceland – Shopping Metrópole (São Bernardo)
São Bernardo do Campo – SP 09760-280, Brazil
📍 Av. Armando Ítalo Setti, 65, Bairro Jardim do Mar
Monte Verde Skating
Camanducaia – MG, Brazil
📍 Monte Verde (address via Google Maps)
Pista de Patinação – Shopping Barueri / ParqueShopping
Barueri – SP 06440-180, Brazil
📍 R. General de Divisão Pedro Rodrigues da Silva, 400
Pista de Patinação no Gelo – Park Jacarepaguá
Rio de Janeiro – RJ 22775-003, Brazil
📍 Av. Ayrton Senna, 3000, Park Jacarepaguá Shopping
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Canoas – RS 92010-000 (Greater Porto Alegre), Brazil
📍 Av. Victor Barreto, 3200, Centro
🌐 Visit website →Play on Ice
Belém – PA, Brazil
📍 Belém area (exact address via booking)
How to Play Hockey in Brazil
A practical guide for beginners, newcomers to Brazil, and parents looking to get their child into the sport.
- 1Learn to skate firstMost hockey players in Brazil start with skating lessons. Many rinks run learn-to-skate programs for ages 3+ that teach the basics of balance, edges, and stopping — the foundations of hockey.
- 2Try a learn-to-play clinicMost local rinks and clubs run learn-to-play programs for beginners. These typically run 6–8 weeks, provide loaner equipment, and cost between $50–$300. Browse rinks above and contact one directly to ask about upcoming sessions.
- 3Join a youth or adult recreational teamAfter learn-to-play, most players in Brazil join a house league or recreational team. These run weekly practices and games at the local rink and are the most common entry point to organized hockey.
- 4Register with the national federationMost countries require player registration with the national ice hockey federation. In the US this is USA Hockey, in Canada it's Hockey Canada, and in Europe each country has its own federation. Registration is typically annual and includes insurance.
- 5Progress through the development pathwayTalented players in Brazil typically progress through age-group teams (U8, U10, U12...) into travel or select teams, then junior leagues, and eventually professional or collegiate hockey. The pathway differs by country but generally follows the IIHF development model.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hockey in Brazil
How many ice rinks are in Brazil?+
RinkStop currently lists 8 ice rinks in Brazil. The directory covers public arenas, private clubs, and training facilities.
What is the main hockey league in Brazil?+
The top professional hockey league in Brazil is the Campeonato Brasileiro de Hockey no Gelo.
How do I start playing hockey in Brazil?+
Most players in Brazil start with a learn-to-skate program, then progress to a learn-to-play clinic through a local rink or club. The "How to play" section below has a step-by-step pathway.
Is there women's hockey in Brazil?+
Yes, Brazil has women's hockey programs. Most rinks run women-only recreational leagues in addition to any national women's league.
Is hockey popular in Brazil?+
Hockey has a dedicated community in Brazil. Browse the rinks, teams, and leagues listed on this page to see the local scene.
How many registered hockey teams are in Brazil?+
RinkStop's directory lists 7 active hockey teams in Brazil across all levels and age groups.
What is the IIHF ranking of Brazil?+
Brazil is an IIHF associate member but does not currently hold a top-division ranking.
Does Brazil have an ice hockey national team?+
Yes. Brazil fields 5 national teams through the IIHF, including Brazil Men's National Ice Hockey Team and Brazil Men's U18 National Ice Hockey Team.
Can my child start hockey at any age in Brazil?+
Yes. Most programs in Brazil accept beginners from age 5–6, and many rinks offer adult learn-to-play programs for any age above 18.
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