Sport PB

Toscanão holds 5,400 people in Lucena, a coastal town in Paraíba the club has called home only since May 2024, when Sport Club Lucena took the name it now carries. The ground, formally the Estádio Antônio Toscano de Brito, is the third address the team has settled at since it began life as a youth school. Before Lucena there was Cruz do Espírito Santo, where matches ran through the Carneirão, a ground holding barely 1,200; for the 2026 season the club is expected to move on again, this time to Jacaraú.

That restlessness has shaped the club more than any single result. It started in Campina Grande on 13 April 2007 as Sport Club Campina Grande, an amateur setup for young players, and did not turn professional until 2010. In 2018 it shifted to the municipality of Lagoa Seca and became Sport Club Lagoa Seca, a name still used informally around the state alongside the shorthand Sport-PB. Through every relocation the shirt has kept its white, with blue reserved for away games, and the nickname Carneiro — the Ram — has stayed with it.

The one trophy in the cabinet came in 2019, when the club won the Campeonato Paraibano Segunda Divisão, beating São Paulo Crystal to take the state's second-tier title. Two years later it came close again, reaching the same final and finishing runner-up to Centro Sportivo Paraibano. The top division has stayed out of reach. In a state where Treze and Campinense carry the weight of history, Sport-PB has instead built its identity around movement — a club that keeps finding a new town to play in before it finds a name that sticks.