Electro SC do Lobito (handball)

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Electro SC do Lobito
Full nameElectro Sport Clube do Lobito
Short nameElectro do Lobito
Arena Pavilhão do Electro SC, Lobito
Capacity1,500
President Flag of Angola.svg Alcides Bravo da Rosa
Head coach Flag of Angola.svg Alex Fernandes
League Angola League
Angola Cup
Angola Super Cup
Club colours  
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Electro Sport Clube do Lobito or simply Electro do Lobito is an Angolan multisports club based in Lobito, Benguela. The club's handball team competes at the local level, at the Benguela Provincial Handball Championship and at the Angola Women's Handball League. [1]

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The club is named after its major sponsor, the Angolan Public Electricity Company.

Honours

Squad

Updated as of June 2016

Electro do Lobito Handball squad
Goalkeepers
  • 01 Flag of Angola.svg Ana Martins
  • 12 Flag of Angola.svg Eugênia Ernesto Geny
  • 16 Flag of Angola.svg Verónica Calueio

Wingers

  • 05 Flag of Angola.svg Ana Ferreira
  • 10 Flag of Angola.svg Florença Capitango 22
  • 14 Flag of Angola.svg Adália Kaquissi
Back players
  • 02 Flag of Angola.svg Inácia Isaac
  • 03 Flag of Angola.svg Teresa Isaías
  • 04 Flag of Angola.svg Ednalva Valente
  • 06 Flag of Angola.svg Marisa Varela
  • 07 Flag of Angola.svg Ácia Bacia
  • 09 Flag of Angola.svg Vamilda Quinanga
Line players
  • 08 Flag of Angola.svg Lizandra Joaquim

Other players

  • 15 Flag of Angola.svg Idrísia José
  • 17 Flag of Angola.svg Cecília Teixeira
  • 19 Flag of Angola.svg Márcia Figueiredo

Technical staff

  •    Flag of Angola.svg Alex Fernandes Head Coach

Players

Electro SC do Lobito handball players 2011–2016
#NameAPHWF.X.Alex Fernandes
20112012201320142015 2016 2017
456767
Acia BaciaB20157
Adália KaquissiW201514
Ana FerreiraW5
Ana MartinsGK1
Benvinda SebastiãoB201320142015
Cecília Teixeira17
Claudina LisboaP20142015
Ednalva ValenteB4
Eugênia Ernesto GenyGK20132014201512
Florença Capitango22W201510
Florinda Pedro DidíGK201320142015
Graciana Kanjala20132014
Idrísia José15
Inácia IsaacB20152
Lizandra JoaquimP20158
Marcia Figueiredo201519
Maria Capilo2015
Marisa VarelaB20156
Ruth Varela20132014
Teresa CangombeB2015
Teresa Dias20132014
Teresa IsaíasB3
Vamilda QuinangaB20159
Verónica CalueioGK201516

Manager history

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References

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