Each Olympic cycle, the Brazilian Club Committee – CBC – publishes the national ranking of all 212 clubs in Brazil.

In the Paris 2024 cycle (2021-2023), Clube de Regatas do Flamengo moved up one position in the rankings and secured second place, according to the criteria adopted for the overall medal table. Pinheiros occupies first place with 203 points, followed by Flamengo with 172 and Minas with 156.
If we only take into account the number of gold medals, Flamengo would be in first place.

In the adult competition, Flamengo won gold in men's and women's rowing, women's artistic swimming, and women's artistic gymnastics. Women's water polo took silver, and men's basketball took bronze.

The Mais Querido also did well in the base category. There were five gold medals: women's artistic gymnastics, women's swimming, rowing in both genders, and women's volleyball. Men's swimming and 3-on-3 basketball came in second.

It's also worth noting that 82% of Brazil's gold medals at the Santiago Pan American Games were won by club-trained athletes. Flamengo's Guilherme Caribé, with three, and Rebeca Andrade, with two, contributed to this percentage.  

The CBC QGM is calculated by totaling the sum of the number of gold, silver and bronze medals distributed to the Clubs in each calendar year of the Cycle, defined through the Rankings of the Main Competition and the Base Categories, by Sport and by Gender.