Division I (2014)
2010 (4 year break)
2015


Season 2014
List of Players
List of Imports
Abroad

Ferroviario Beira wins the Mozambican D1 2014 title (Photo: FIBA Africa)
Ferroviario Beira 2014
Octavio Magolico
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Ismael Nurmamade
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Kejuan Johnson
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Jeffrey Fahnbulleh
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Armando Baptista
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# XiBR Cb (oXCH) OIs SDR XiU
91 PZUiLaI biDIlaZI 022 (8'4'') y/C 51 Mozambican
6 osBiRl XuQBiBidR 063 (8'0'') AG 95 Mozambican
4 KRnuij zIhjsIj 025 (8'7'') G 92 USA
57 zRffQRF yihjMullRh 911 (8'4'') C/y 92 USA
3 SQBijdI mipUasUi 911 (8'4'') Oy 92 Mozambican
07 CiQlIs biQajJR zujaIQ 910 (8'4'') Oy 90 Mozambican
05 SuDusUI biUIs 068 (8'0'') OG 97 Portuguese-Mozambican
01 SjdQR ruaZaBussI G 59 Mozambican
HRid CIiZh: vuas vIpRJ Mozambican
 Arrived: Kejuan Johnson (Penarol Mar del Plata), Augusto Matos (S.C. Lusitania EXPERT Angra)
 Average Height: 194.9 cm (6'4.7'')
 Average Age: 27.1

Ferroviario da Beira retain League title - Jun 4, 2014

Ferroviario da Beira have reclaimed the Mozambique League title. They overcame Ferroviario de Maputo in the Final. The first game ended with Ferroviario da Beira clinching a 72:62 victory. But Maputo bounced back next day. They earned a 74:61 win to even the championship series. But the decisive game went to Beira. They earned a 71:62 victory and celebrated the title. Jeffrey Fahnbulleh (200-C/F-85) was the topscorer. He was named the MVP after the game.