Bea Mountain Continues to Benefit From Tebeh Football Academy Pipeline as Lewis, Kpainay Join Club

Monrovia , Liberia:Bea Mountain Football Club continues to benefit from the talent-development pipeline of Tebeh Football Academy, with two of the academy’s promising products, Prince Lewis and Titus Kpainay, joining the club ahead of the upcoming season.

Both players have developed through the Tebeh Football Academy system and will now have the opportunity to continue their careers within the Bea Mountain setup. Their move further highlights the growing connection between the academy’s youth development work and Bea Mountain’s recruitment of young Liberian talents.

Prince Lewis, popularly known as “Little Prince,” began his football journey at Bassa Academy before continuing his development at Tebeh Football Academy. His progression through the academy has now earned him an opportunity to join Bea Mountain, where he is expected to continue developing and compete for opportunities.

Titus Kpainay has also come through Tebeh Football Academy, having gained additional experience with Future Star FC and Bassa Seven Day Adventist High School. He has now joined Bea Mountain B and has already started training with the team.

The latest moves are similar to the pathway previously seen with Ralph Nuch Weah, another young talent associated with Tebeh Football Academy who went on to feature for Bea Mountain. The continued movement of players from Tebeh to Bea Mountain suggests that the club is increasingly benefiting from the academy’s work in identifying and developing young footballers.

Lewis and Kpainay are expected to feature for Bea Mountain’s third team during the upcoming season, where they will have the chance to gain competitive experience and demonstrate their abilities within the club’s structure. Their development could also create opportunities for further progression within the Bea Mountain system.

For Tebeh Football Academy, the moves provide another indication of its role in preparing young players for higher levels of competition, while for Bea Mountain, the arrival of Lewis and Kpainay adds two more young talents to a pathway that has already produced players such as Ralph Weah. “The continued movement of Tebeh-developed players into Bea Mountain shows how the academy’s talent pipeline is creating opportunities for young footballers to take the next step,” an observer of the players’ development said.