Casa do Pessoal do Porto do Lobito (handball)

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Casa do Pessoal do Porto do Lobito
Full nameCasa do Pessoal do Porto do Lobito
Short nameC.P.P.L.
ArenaPavilhão da CPPL, Lobito
Capacity1,500
Head coachEugênio Nunes
League Angola League
Angola Cup
Angola Super Cup
Club colours  
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Casa do Pessoal do Porto do Lobito or simply known as CPPL is an Angolan multisports club based in Lobito, Benguela. The club's handball team competes at the domestic level, at the Benguela Provincial Handball Championship and at the Angola Women's Handball League. [1]

Contents

The club is named after its major sponsor, the Lobito Harbour.

Honours

Squad

Updated as of June 2016

C.P.P.L. Handball squad
Goalkeepers
  • 01 Flag of Angola.svg Rosalina Câmara 24-165-68
  • 16 Flag of Angola.svg Cleyze Jolo 25-170-65

Wingers

  • 03 Flag of Angola.svg Vilma Santos 21-164-58
  • 05 Flag of Angola.svg Florença Francisco 22-162-58
  • 20 Flag of Angola.svg Feliciana Lukamba 23-164-69
Back players
  • 02 Flag of Angola.svg Isabel Tchingangu 22-162-66
  • 06 Flag of Angola.svg Ilda Figueiredo
  • 07 Flag of Angola.svg Maura Paulo 27-165-68
  • 09 Flag of Angola.svg Luzia Costa 25-164-63
  • 13 Flag of Angola.svg Marta Vikuvaia 28-168-74
  • 15 Flag of Angola.svg Eliana Cristovão 26-170-72
  • 18 Flag of Angola.svg Helena Chibui 24-175-72
Line players
  • 04 Flag of Angola.svg Sara Munhica 25-162-64
  • 14 Flag of Angola.svg Marcela Paiva

Other players

  • 08 Flag of Angola.svg Eulália Sassoma
  • 11 Flag of Angola.svg Maria Bastos

Technical staff

  • Flag of Angola.svg Eugênio Nunes Cuca Head Coach

Players

C.P.P.L. handball players 2011–2017
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Berta Capenda17
Cleyze Jolo25GK170651616
Eliana Cristóvão26B1707215
Eulália Sassoma8
Feliciana Lukamba23W164692020
Florença Francisco22W1625855
Helena Chibui24B1757218
Ilda FigueiredoB66
Isabel Tchingangu22B1.626622
Jandira LoureiroB3
Laura Cassanga17
Liliana Cristovão15
Luzia Costa25B1646399
Marcela PaivaP14
Maria Bastos1111
Marta Vikuvaia25B168741313
Maura Paulo27B1656877
Mayete BentoW19
Rosalina Câmara24GK1.656811
Sara Munhica25P16264144
Valdira KaizerW4
Vilma dos Santos21W16458103
Virgínia AfonsoGK12

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References

  1. "Angola: Handball - Electro Do Lobito, 1ºde Agosto Draw". AllAfrica.com. Retrieved 2013-06-14.