The stadium is named after Jorge Ismael de Biasi, a former mayor of Novo Horizonte.
It was inaugurated in 1987 to support the professionalization of local football in the region.
The pitch dimensions are roughly 105 by 68 meters, adhering to professional standards.
The stadium is colloquially referred to as 'O Jorjão' by the local fan base.
It is one of the few stadiums in the interior of São Paulo to consistently host second-tier national championship games.
Estádio Doutor Jorge Ismael de Biasi, commonly known as 'O Jorjão', is a multi-use stadium located in Novo Horizonte, São Paulo. It serves as the official home ground for Grêmio Novorizontino. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 16,000 spectators. It features natural grass playing fields and standard stadium lighting for night matches. The venue is utilized primarily for Campeonato Paulista and national-level football league matches. It has undergone several structural upgrades to comply with Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) requirements over the last decade.
From the elevated main grandstand looking across the field toward the scoreboard.
Check the match schedule on the club's official website before traveling, as the stadium is only open to the public on match days.
Arrive early to park in the surrounding neighborhood streets, as dedicated parking is limited.
Wear light clothing as the stands are largely uncovered and can be very hot during day matches.
Do not attempt to visit on non-match days as the grounds are restricted for team training sessions.
Open only on match days; closed to the public during training sessions and weekdays.
No sharp objects, fireworks, or large umbrellas permitted; visiting team jerseys are discouraged in the designated home-side stands.
