Meiya Tirera

Meiya Tireira

Personal information

Born

April 15, 1986
Bamako, Mali

Nationality

Malian

Listed height

187 cm (6 ft 1 ¹⁄₂ in)

Position

Center

Career history

2012-2013

CS Sfaxien

2013-2014

Interclube

Medals

Women's Basketball
FIBA Africa Clubs Champions Cup
	Bamako 2005	Djoliba AC
	Meknes 2013	Interclube

Meiya Tireira (born 15 April 1986 in Bamako) is a Malian women's basketball player. A member of the Mali women's national basketball team, Tireira competed in all 5 of Mali's matches at the 2008 Summer Olympics, scoring a total of 16 points and grabbing 19 rebounds.^[1]

References

↑ Meiya Tireira at sports-reference.com

G.D. Interclube – 2013-14 Angola Women's Basketball League – 1st Place

4 Catarina 5 Judite 6 Clarisse 7 Elizabeth 8 Indira 9 Astrida 10 Lucas 11 Tirera 12 Nadir 13 Felizarda 14 Angelina 15 Nguendula Coach Paquete

G.D. Interclube – 2013 Africa Club Champions Cup for Women – Gold Medal

4 Catarina 5 Judite 6 Lucas 7 Elizabeth 8 Indira 9 Astrida 10 Merciana 11 Tirera 12 Nadir 13 Felizarda 14 Angelina 15 Nguendula Coach Paquete

Mali squad – 2005 FIBA Africa Championship for Women

4 K. Touré 5 Kanouté 6 Dia 7 Kone 8 Seremé 9 Maïga 10 F. Touré 11 Drame 12 Diawara 13 Tirera 14 Sininta 15 Coulibaly

Mali women's squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 12th place

4 Touré 5 Traore 6 Diarra 7 Bagayoko 8 Gandega 9 Maïga 10 Kanouté 11 Diawara 12 Coulibaly 13 Tirera 14 Sininta 15 Sissoko Coach: Ruiz

Mali squad – 2009 FIBA Africa Championship for Women

4 Touré 5 A. Maïga 6 Diarra 7 Traoré 8 Gandega 9 H. Maïga 10 Coulibaly 11 Diawara 12 Tirera 13 Sy 14 Sininta 15 Sissoko

Mali squad – 2010 FIBA World Championship for Women

4 Touré 5 A. Maïga 6 Traoré 7 Bagayoko 8 Gandega 9 H. Maïga 10 Coulibaly 11 Diawara 12 Dabo 13 Tirera 14 Diakité 15 Sissoko Coach: Coudray

Mali squad – 2011 FIBA Africa Championship for Women

4 Traoré 5 Ai. Maïga 6 Ad. Maïga 7 Bagayoko 8 Gandega 9 H. Maïga 10 Dabo 11 Diawara 12 Coulibaly 13 Tirera 14 Touré 15 Sissoko Coach: Coudray

Mali squad – 2013 FIBA Africa Championship for Women

4 Traoré 5 Ai. Maïga 6 Diallo 7 Bagayoko 8 K. Coulibaly 9 Sissoko 10 Guindo 11 Diawara 12 N. Coulibaly 13 Tirera 14 O. Coulibaly 15 Touré Coach: Ruiz

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