The next manager was Nelito Antunes in 2014, he would bring success to the club. A two-goal draw with Travadores was the club's first match of the season and was fifth. Three straight wins were made defeating Bairro, Celtic and Desportivo, from the third round onward, first place the club was. A goal draw was made with Vitória. Next was a win over weak Varanda then a draw with their rival Sporting was made. A win over Os Garridos was next before the season's only loss was made to Académica. The Panthers of Boavista was surprised that a two match winning streak was next. A scoreless draw with Celtic was next, followed by the remaining six matches ending in victories with the fourth one, a 5–0 win over Os Garridos which was the region's highest of the season. As they won the 2015 championship which was their last, the club had 43 points which matched their 2010 club record, also they scored 37 goals, the most sharing Desportivo's. Nelito Antunes left Boavista Praia for a year.