Brazilian rugby separates national competition families owned by Confederação Brasileira de Rugby from competitions run by affiliated state and regional federations. This guide explains the completed 2025 men's Super 12 without combining those owner levels into one permanent ladder.
Hierarchy
Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.
The 2025 Super 12 used three regional groups, a six-team Hexagonal and a national final. Its 2026 first- and second-division displays remain season-specific names rather than separate permanent identities inferred here.
Completed 2025 edition
Jacareí and Farrapos drew 11–11 after normal and extra time; Jacareí won the alternating-kicks decider 4–3. The decision is not rewritten as a 15–14 rugby score.
Affiliated state and regional federations own their own competitions and qualification records. Their entrants and movement outcomes require season-specific evidence rather than a presumed national pyramid.
Qualification boundary
The reviewed regional Qualificatório supports the 2026 entrant handoff, but it does not establish one timeless automatic movement rule.
Women's and sevens competition records remain separate from the men's Super 12 and require their own family, format and participant evidence.
Separate family evidence
No men's entrant label is reused as proof of a women's, youth or sevens team.
Coverage
Scores and tables
Frostlete does not provide a native Super 12 table, fixture database or result feed. Use CBRu's official competition and final reports for the source record.
Club coverage
The reviewed labels include sponsor-bearing entries and explicit combined competition teams. They are not a canonical club-to-team directory, so no Brazilian club, team or participation row is projected.
League families
CBRu's national senior men's XV family. Frostlete explains the completed 2025 group, Hexagonal and final phases without copying its source tables or turning composites into clubs.
Connected Rugby Atlas pages
These pages come from the reviewed public projection and remain useful without a native table or result feed.
Clubs
The reviewed labels include sponsor-bearing entries and explicit combined competition teams. They are not a canonical club-to-team directory, so no Brazilian club, team or participation row is projected.
Verification
These links support the visible structure and let you check the detail at its source. Frostlete keeps people records, crests and media outside these guides unless they are separately reviewed for the page.
CBRu competition systems
National competition ownership and separate format and category boundaries
CBRu affiliated federations
State and regional federation ownership boundary
CBRu 2025 men's Super 12 competition page
Historical 2025 family, regional groups, Hexagonal and final structure
CBRu 2025 Super 12 technical rules
Historical 2025 competition format and phase rules
CBRu 2025 Super 12 final report
Completed 2025 final, drawn rugby score and separate alternating-kicks decision
CBRu 2026 Super 12 divisions and entrants
Family continuity, season-specific division displays and regional qualification handoff
Confederação Brasileira de Rugby public website
Exact public URL for Confederação Brasileira de Rugby; this destination does not independently establish competition format, season participation, native-data access, or reuse permission.
Brazilian rugby separates national competition families owned by Confederação Brasileira de Rugby from competitions run by affiliated state and regional federations. This guide explains the completed 2025 men's Super 12 without combining those owner levels into one permanent ladder.
Hierarchy
Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.
The 2025 Super 12 used three regional groups, a six-team Hexagonal and a national final. Its 2026 first- and second-division displays remain season-specific names rather than separate permanent identities inferred here.
Completed 2025 edition
Jacareí and Farrapos drew 11–11 after normal and extra time; Jacareí won the alternating-kicks decider 4–3. The decision is not rewritten as a 15–14 rugby score.
Affiliated state and regional federations own their own competitions and qualification records. Their entrants and movement outcomes require season-specific evidence rather than a presumed national pyramid.
Qualification boundary
The reviewed regional Qualificatório supports the 2026 entrant handoff, but it does not establish one timeless automatic movement rule.
Women's and sevens competition records remain separate from the men's Super 12 and require their own family, format and participant evidence.
Separate family evidence
No men's entrant label is reused as proof of a women's, youth or sevens team.
Coverage
Scores and tables
Frostlete does not provide a native Super 12 table, fixture database or result feed. Use CBRu's official competition and final reports for the source record.
Club coverage
The reviewed labels include sponsor-bearing entries and explicit combined competition teams. They are not a canonical club-to-team directory, so no Brazilian club, team or participation row is projected.
League families
CBRu's national senior men's XV family. Frostlete explains the completed 2025 group, Hexagonal and final phases without copying its source tables or turning composites into clubs.
Connected Rugby Atlas pages
These pages come from the reviewed public projection and remain useful without a native table or result feed.
Clubs
The reviewed labels include sponsor-bearing entries and explicit combined competition teams. They are not a canonical club-to-team directory, so no Brazilian club, team or participation row is projected.
Verification
These links support the visible structure and let you check the detail at its source. Frostlete keeps people records, crests and media outside these guides unless they are separately reviewed for the page.
CBRu competition systems
National competition ownership and separate format and category boundaries
CBRu affiliated federations
State and regional federation ownership boundary
CBRu 2025 men's Super 12 competition page
Historical 2025 family, regional groups, Hexagonal and final structure
CBRu 2025 Super 12 technical rules
Historical 2025 competition format and phase rules
CBRu 2025 Super 12 final report
Completed 2025 final, drawn rugby score and separate alternating-kicks decision
CBRu 2026 Super 12 divisions and entrants
Family continuity, season-specific division displays and regional qualification handoff
Confederação Brasileira de Rugby public website
Exact public URL for Confederação Brasileira de Rugby; this destination does not independently establish competition format, season participation, native-data access, or reuse permission.
Brazilian rugby separates national competition families owned by Confederação Brasileira de Rugby from competitions run by affiliated state and regional federations. This guide explains the completed 2025 men's Super 12 without combining those owner levels into one permanent ladder.
Hierarchy
Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.
The 2025 Super 12 used three regional groups, a six-team Hexagonal and a national final. Its 2026 first- and second-division displays remain season-specific names rather than separate permanent identities inferred here.
Completed 2025 edition
Jacareí and Farrapos drew 11–11 after normal and extra time; Jacareí won the alternating-kicks decider 4–3. The decision is not rewritten as a 15–14 rugby score.
Affiliated state and regional federations own their own competitions and qualification records. Their entrants and movement outcomes require season-specific evidence rather than a presumed national pyramid.
Qualification boundary
The reviewed regional Qualificatório supports the 2026 entrant handoff, but it does not establish one timeless automatic movement rule.
Women's and sevens competition records remain separate from the men's Super 12 and require their own family, format and participant evidence.
Separate family evidence
No men's entrant label is reused as proof of a women's, youth or sevens team.
Coverage
Scores and tables
Frostlete does not provide a native Super 12 table, fixture database or result feed. Use CBRu's official competition and final reports for the source record.
Club coverage
The reviewed labels include sponsor-bearing entries and explicit combined competition teams. They are not a canonical club-to-team directory, so no Brazilian club, team or participation row is projected.
League families
CBRu's national senior men's XV family. Frostlete explains the completed 2025 group, Hexagonal and final phases without copying its source tables or turning composites into clubs.
Connected Rugby Atlas pages
These pages come from the reviewed public projection and remain useful without a native table or result feed.
Clubs
The reviewed labels include sponsor-bearing entries and explicit combined competition teams. They are not a canonical club-to-team directory, so no Brazilian club, team or participation row is projected.
Verification
These links support the visible structure and let you check the detail at its source. Frostlete keeps people records, crests and media outside these guides unless they are separately reviewed for the page.
CBRu competition systems
National competition ownership and separate format and category boundaries
CBRu affiliated federations
State and regional federation ownership boundary
CBRu 2025 men's Super 12 competition page
Historical 2025 family, regional groups, Hexagonal and final structure
CBRu 2025 Super 12 technical rules
Historical 2025 competition format and phase rules
CBRu 2025 Super 12 final report
Completed 2025 final, drawn rugby score and separate alternating-kicks decision
CBRu 2026 Super 12 divisions and entrants
Family continuity, season-specific division displays and regional qualification handoff
Confederação Brasileira de Rugby public website
Exact public URL for Confederação Brasileira de Rugby; this destination does not independently establish competition format, season participation, native-data access, or reuse permission.
