Rayon Sports F.C.

Rayon Sports
Full name Rayon Sports Football Club
Nickname(s) Gikundiro
Founded May 1968
Ground Stade Amahoro
Kigali, Rwanda
Ground Capacity 30,000
Chairman Ntampaka Theogene
Manager Masudi Djuma
League Rwanda National Football League
2013–14 3rd

Rayon Sports Football Club is an association football club based in Nyanza, Rwanda. The team currently competes in the Rwanda National Football League, and plays its home games at the Stade Amahoro in Kigali but it makes its everyday life in southern province in Nyanza District.[1]

History

The club was founded in May 1968 in Nyanza, but moved to the nation's capital, Kigali, in 1986 before moving back in 2012 following an agreement with the Nyanza District authorities.[1] In 2012, the club also absorbed Nyanza Football Club, which was relegated from the Rwanda National Football League after the 2011–12 season.[2]

Achievements

1975, 1981, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2013
1976, 1979, 1982, 1989, 1993, 1995, 1998, 2005
1998

Performance in CAF competitions

1998 - First Round
1999 - Second Round
2001 - Preliminary Round
2003 - First Round
2005 - Preliminary Round
1982: Preliminary Round
2006 - First Round
2008 - First Round
1993 - Preliminary Round
2002 - Quarter-Finals
1990 - First Round
1994 - Second Round
1996 - First Round
2000 - Second Round

Current squad (2012–13)

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
Rwanda GK Jean-Luc Ndayishimiye
Rwanda GK Alphonse Nizeyimana
Rwanda DF Iddi Nshimiyimana
Rwanda DF Arafat Serugendo
Rwanda DF Yves Kwizera
Rwanda DF Yussuf Munyakayanza
Rwanda DF Claude Rwaka
Rwanda DF Jean-Paul Havugarurema
No. Position Player
Rwanda DF Djihad Bizimana
Rwanda MF Hussein Sibomana
Rwanda MF Eric Tusimiri
Rwanda MF Jamal Mwiseneza
Rwanda MF Aphrodis Hategekimana Kanombe
Rwanda MF Leandre Sekamana
Uganda FW Jakech Samson
Rwanda FW Jacques Cyubahiro
Uganda FW Davis kasijye

Staff

Notable players

  • Cameroon Simon Kameni
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Taribo Djunga Mambo
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Hamisi Aimé Dollar
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Phillipe Gasana
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Kabongo Kabiona
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Ndiki Ben Kitala
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Mbusa Kombi Billy
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Jean Lomami
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Zapi Mora
  • Kenya Lawrence Webo
  • Rwanda Mapike Baruani
  • Rwanda François Bayingana
  • Rwanda Labama Bokota
  • Rwanda Francois Bujyakera
  • Rwanda Jean-Pierre Dusange
  • Rwanda Brave Gasana
  • Rwanda Gatali Gasesero
  • Rwanda Moise Gasesero
  • Rwanda Marcel Gatarayiha

  • Rwanda Jimmy Gatete
  • Rwanda Chrisostome Habimana
  • Rwanda Bonavature Hategekimana
  • Rwanda Thierry Hitimana
  • Rwanda Bernard Itangishaka
  • Rwanda Janvier Kado
  • Rwanda René Kalimunda
  • Rwanda Claude Kalisa
  • Rwanda Eugene Kanyandekwe
  • Rwanda J-Bosco Karangwa
  • Rwanda Murenzi Kassim
  • Rwanda Baptiste Kayiranga
  • Rwanda Francois Kazanenda
  • Rwanda Longin Rudasingwa
  • Rwanda Jaffar Manirambona
  • Rwanda Jean de Dieu Mateso
  • Rwanda Nazer Mudeyi
  • Rwanda Yves Mudeyi
  • Rwanda Alexis Mugabo

  • Rwanda Celestin Mugemena
  • Rwanda Edmond Mukimbili
  • Rwanda Eugène Murangwa
  • Rwanda Jamal Mwiseneza
  • Rwanda Michael Ndayiragije
  • Rwanda Haruna Niyonzima
  • Rwanda Shungu Onya
  • Rwanda Juma Pala
  • Rwanda J-Damascène Ruterana
  • Rwanda Kamali Ruterana
  • Rwanda Jimmy Djamali Tuyisenge
  • Rwanda Roger Tuyisenge
  • Rwanda Yves Twajamahoro
  • Rwanda Olivier Uwingabire
  • Tanzania Hadji Mberwa
  • Uganda Jimmy Kidega
  • Uganda Mikey Yossam

Notable coaches

Notes

External links


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