On October 26, 1946, Baré Esporte Clube was founded by Aquilino da Mota Duarte, Claudeonor Freire, Mário Abdala, Hitler de Lucena, Adamor Menezes, Simão Souza, Francisco Galvão Soares, Francisco das Chagas Duarte, Alcides da Conceição Lima Filho, Ruben da Silva Bento, José Maria Menezes Filho and Luciano Tavares de Araújo,[2] who were dissatisfied members of Atlético Roraima Clube.[3]
The club competed in the Brazilian Championship Third Level for the first time in 1995, but was eliminated in the first stage by Progresso, of Mucajaí, Roraima.[7] In 1996, as a professional football club, Baré won again the state championship, beating Sampaio in the final.[8] The club also competed in the same year in the Brazilian Championship Third Level, where it reached the second stage, and was eliminated by Ji-Paraná, of Rondônia state.[9]
In 1997 [10] and in 1998,[11] the club competed again in the Brazilian Championship Third Level, but was eliminated in both years in the first stage. In 2000, Baré competed in the Copa João Havelange, which was the competition that replaced the Brazilian Championship in that year. The club was in the green module (which was that season's equivalent to the third level), and was eliminated in the first stage.[12]
The club's home matches are usually played at Flamarion Vasconcelos stadium, nicknamed Canarinho [13] which has a maximum capacity of 10,000 people.[14]
Baré Esporte Clube is nicknamed Colorado da Consolata, meaning The Red of Consolata. Consolata refers to the avenue where the club is located in, Avenida Nossa Senhora da Consolata.[13]