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National Team
Roster
2005
Stankovic Cup in China:
July 31: Angola - Lithuania 73-77
July 30: Angola - Puerto Rico 90-73
July 29: Australia - Angola 49-62
July 27: Argentina - Angola 83-64
July 26: China - Angola 62-61
2004
'Enzo Micali' International
Tournament in Reggio Calabria, Italy
Aug.6, 2004: Australia - Angola 81-74
Angola: Cipriano 2 (1/3 2p, 0/1 3p), Costa 4 (1/4), Angelo
Victoriano (0/1), Pompeiro 4 (2/4), Edmar Victoriano 19 (3/6, 2/7),
Carvalho 3 (0/1,1/3), Gomes 4 (1/4), Muzadi 7 (1/3, 1/4), Boucar 10
(5/6), Almeida ne, Lutonda 11 (3/5, 1/3), Mingas 10 (4/6); coach
Covilha.
Australia: Ronaldson 4 (2/4, 0/3), Maher 20 (5/11, 2/3), Bogut 15
(5/7), Cattalini (0/1), Rillie 11 (1/2, 3/3), Bruton 6 (1/3, 1/2),
Smith 5 (1/3, 1/4), Heal ne, Saville 3 (1/2, 0/1), Andersen 12 (4/5,
0/1), Nielsen ne, Rogers 5 (2/4); coach Brendman
Aug.7, 2004: Italy - Angola 86-65 (12-15, 42-27, 60-49)
ITALY: Radulovic 24, Basile 8, Galanda 2, Soragna 5, Marconato 13, Pozzecco 7, Righetti 2, Rombaldoni 2, Bulleri 6, Mian 13, Chiacig 2, Garri 2. Coach: Recalcati
ANGOLA: Cipriano 0, Da Costa 3, Victoriano A 0, Monteiro 3, Victoriano E 11, Carvalho 12, Gomes 2, Muzadi 17, Boucar 4, Almeida 0, Lutonda 10, Mingas 3. Coach: Palma
Diamond Tournament in Belgrade (SCG)
Aug.3, 2004: 5th Place: Angola - Australia 64:70 (21:19,6:21,18:14,19:16)
Angola: Cipriano 2,Costa 0,Victoriano A. 0,Monteiro 6,Victoriano E. 10,Carvalho 3,Gomes 8 (5 rebs),Muzadi 4 (2 ast),Moussa
14, Dinha de Almeida 8,Lutonda 3 (2 ast),Mingas 6.
Australia: Maher 0,Bogut 10,Cattalini 1,Bruton 14 (3 ast),Smith 0,Heal 8 (3 ast),Saville 8,Andersen 11,Nielsen 12 (10 rebs),Rogers 6 (6 rebs). DNP: Ronaldson, Rillie.
Aug.1, 2004: Angola - Lithuania 68:84 (18:27,15:18,22:17,13:22)
Angola: Cipriano 5,Costa 8,Victoriano A. 0,Vitoriano E. 8,Carvalho 12,Gomes 2,Muzadi 13,Moussa 6 (6
rebs), Dinha de Almeida 5, Lutonda 7 (3 ast), Mingas 2. DNP:Monteiro.
Lithuania: Ginevicius 4,Zukauskas M. 0,Macijauskas 9,Stombergas 12,Serapinas
0, Songaila 10, Slanina 2, Zukauskas E. 6 (5 rebs), Lavrinovic 15,
Jasikevicius 13 (6 ast),Salenga 6,Javtokas 7 (2 blocks).
July 31, 2004: Argentina - Angola 67:63 (21:17,18:22,17:12,11:12)
Argentina: Sanchez 0 (4 ast),Ginobili 2,Oberto 14 (7 rebs),Nocioni 8 (7 rebs),Wolkowisky
6, Montecchia 11, Herrmann 6, Fernandez 3, Scola 10,Gutierrez 3,Delfino 4. DNP:Sconochini.
Angola: Cipriano 0,Victoriano E. 1,Gomes 0,Moussa 12 (7 rebs),Lutonda 8 (3 ast),Costa 8,Victoriano A. 3,Carvalho
7, Muzadi 6, Almeida 11, Mingas 7. DNP:Monteiro.
Antonio Diaz Miguel Memorial Tournament in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
July 25, 2004: Angola - Croatia 77-61
2003 African
Championships '03
2001
RTP International Tournament - Nov.18, 2001
Nov.18, 2001: Angola - Dinamo Moscow (RUS) 78-63
(Victor Muzadi 15, Edmar Victoriano 19, Carlos Almeida 11, Miguel Lutonda 11, Abdel Moussa 6, Walter Costa, Ângelo
Victoriano 2, Luís Costa 1, Belarmino Chipongue 11, Buila Katiavala 2 - Aigars Zeidars 12, Raimonds Vaikulis 14, Sergei
Krassavtsev 7, Sergei Bykov 2, Arvidas Straupis 9, Alexei Zvonov 3, Alexei Chitiko 3, Sergei Stroilove , Dmitri Oussanov 13)
Nov.17, 2002: Angola - New Zealand 84-46
(Victor Muzadi 6, Eduardo Mingas, Angêlo Victoriano 14, Luís Costa 14, Edmar Victoriano, Afonso Silva 5, António Cruz 7,
Belarmino Chipongue 6, Buila Katiavala, Carlos Almeida 10, Miguel Lutonda 14. Abdel Moussa 13 - Will Green, Lane Baker 9,
Dave Hopoi 6, Michael Fitchett 5, Hayoen Allen 2, Troy Mackan 6, Ben Valentine, Mika Vukona, Lindsay Tait 2, Daryl
Cartwright 16, Dan Barritt)
Angola
won African Championships title for 2001
Aug.12,
2001:
Final: Angola – Algeria 78-68 (Lutonda 22, Monteiro 18,
Conceicao 12, E.Victoriano 9, A.Victoriano 8 - Bouziane 25, Boughedir
12, Oukid 8)
Aug.11, 2001, Semifinals:
Angola – Egypt 72-60
(A.Victoriano 18, Lutonda 17, E.Victoriano 13, Almeida 13 -
El-Ghannam 14, Ahmed Ismail 14, El-Saeed Hassan 12)
Day 5, Aug.9, 2001: Angola – S.Africa 76-40 (Lutonda 15,
Costa 11, Chipongue 10, Angelo V. 10 – Mazibouko 13, Uniacke 8)
Day 4, Aug.8, 2001: Sénégal – Angola 60-68 (Diouf 16, Cisse
9, Diop 8 - Victoriano E. 17, Lutonda 16, Dias 10)
Day 3, Aug.7, 2001: Angola - Nigeria 54-43 (Victoriano E. 16,
Almeida 12, Lutonda 11 – Ogoha 9, Nwosu 8, Olarotimi 7)
Day 2, Aug.6, 2001: Algeria - Angola
78-70 (Bouziane 20, Oukid 15, Sayah 12 – Conceicao 16, Lutonda
14, E.Victoriano 11)
Day 1, Aug.5, 2001: Cent.Africa - Angola 57-71 (Sato Romain 21,
Koundijia Regis 9, Kodjositghi Guy 6 - Lutonda M 15, Victoriano A 14,
Monteiro Valter 8)
2000
Angola at the Olympic Games
'00
FIBA
Diamond Ball Tournament in Hong Kong
Day 3, 6/9/00: 5th Place: China –
Angola
Day 1, 4/9/00: Australia 95 - Angola 53 (Heal 17, Gaze 15,
Longley 15, Bradtke 13, Rogers 8 -)
Friendly:
Angere (FRA), 27/8/00: Russia - Angola 83:64
Ricoh
Classic Tournament, Amsterdam
18/8/00: Czech - Angola 89-84 (Vahala 16, Stuchly 16, Sokolovsky 15,
Becka 12 - Dias 15, Viktorjano 14).
19/8/00: 3rd place game: Angola - Estonia 85-80 (-Kuusmaa 25, Rumma
18, Metstak 13, Pehka 12)
Tournament
in Bormio, Italy
14/8/00: Turkey 62 - Angola 49
13/8/00: Australia
– Angola 82-58 (Smith 3, Maher 7, Mackinnon 15, Cattalini 2, Grace 4,
Anstey 2, Gaze 15, Heal 7, Bradtke 4, Longley 8, Vlaohv 4, Rogers 11 -
Muzadi 3, Costa, Victoriano A. 19, Placido, Victoriano 12, De Carvalho 4,
Coimbra 4, Mingas, Dias 7, Almeida, Lutonda 5, Katiavala 4, Chipongue 2)
12/8/00: Italia – Angola 82-36 (Scarone, Basile 5, Galanda 9,
Maggioli 4, Meneghin 8, Abbio 15, Mian 5, Chiacig 3, Damiao 9, Tonolli 5,
Sambugaro 2, Li Vecchi, Camata 7 - Muzadi, Moreira, Victoriano A. 6,
Domingos 9, Victoriano E. 7, De Carvalho 2, Coimbra, Mingas, Dias 7, Almeida
, Lutonda 5, Katiavala, Costa)
11/8/00: Angola 77 - LSU 75 (Muzadi, Moreira 2, Victoriano 7,
Domingos 4, E. Victoriano 20, De Carvalho 3, Coimbra 8, Mingas, Dias 19,
Almeida 1, Lutonda 13, Katiavala. Coach: Mario Palma - Green, Bechara 15,
Bright 12, Landry 7, Dupree 11, Williams 8, Temple III 9, Warner 3,
Bridgewater 10. Coach: John Brady)
1999
RTP
Tournament (20-21/11/99)
England
– Angola 64-84 (Salas Cheung 10, Kojo Bonsu 9, Andy Gardiner 12, Chris
Haslam 13, Ian Whyte 6, Steve Barnes 10, Tom Hull, Ian Mckinney 1, Bryan
Balser 3, Richard Windle, Coach: Laszlo Nemeth - Carlos Almeida 1, Aníbal
Moreira 12, Edmar Vitoriano 13, Ângelo Vitoriano 9, David Dias 22,
Belarmino Chipongue, Cristovão Suingui 3, António Carvalho 21, Walter
Costa 3, Victor Muzadi, Coach: Mário Palma)
Portugal – Angola 91-77 (Nuno Manarte 7, Paulo Simão 15, Nuno
Marcal 4, Paulo Pinto 20, Raul Santos, Rui Santos 6, Luis Machado 21, Luis
Silva 18, Carlos Seixas, Artur Cruz, Bruno Campos, Diogo Carreira, Coach:
Alfredo Almeida - Carlos Almeida 5, Anibal Moreira 12, Edmar Vitoriano 6,
Ângelo Vitoriano 6, David Dias 21, Belarmino Chipongue 14, Cristovão
Suingui 6, Antonio Carvalho 6, Walter Costa, Victor Muzadi, Antonio
Jeronimo, Herlander Coimbra, Coach: Mario Palma)
Angola won African Championships title for 1999
Aug.5, 1999: Final: Angola
79 - Nigeria 72
(Dias 21, Carvalho 13, E. Victoriano 13, Conceicao 12, Lutonda 11, A. Victoriano
4, Suingui 3, Gomes 2; Acha 19, Awojobi 13, Ogwudire 12, Oyedeji 9, Owinje 8,
Okonkwo 8, Samuel 3)
Aug.4, 1999: Semifinals:
Angola – Mali 77-69
Aug.3, 1999:
Angola – Ivory Coast 98-74
Aug.2, 1999:
Angola – Tunisia 79-48
Aug.1, 1999:
Nigeria – Angola 57-64
July 31, 1999:
Mozambique – Angola 47-104
July 29, 1999:
Angola – South Africa 85-25
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