November 2 - in honor of the 75th anniversary of the club, Boavista FC hosted its Champion's Cup (Taça de Campeoes), a friendly competition and won the special title[3]
February 22 - the Sporting Praia-Travadores match originally finished 2-0, the loss caused an aligned dispute, the match finished 0-3 for Travadores and on March 27, the secretary lost Sporting Praia 3 points from its totals.[10]
March 1 - Paulense became listed champions at week 7 with many points ahead CD Sinagoga[11]
March 28 - the first phase of the Santiago North Island League ends
April 1 - Académica do Mindelo celebrated its 75th anniversary of the foundation of the club
April 4
The second phase of the Santiago North Island League begins, this was the last time the second phase was used in the island league.
Académica Operaria inside the championship zone with points ahead of África Show and Onze Estrelas
April 5 - Paulense finished with 27 points and won the sixth island title for Northern Santo Antão and qualified and competed in the national championships.[11]
April 10 - Boavista Praia listed as regional champions with less than ten points ahead of Sporting Praia.[12]
April 12 - Spartak defeated Parque Real 12-0 in the Fogo Island Premier Division and was the highest scoring game of any of the island leagues of the season.
April 13 - Académico 83 finished with 19 points and won their sixth title for Maio and qualified to compete in the national championships.[13][14]
April 19:
Académico do Aeroporto finished with 20 points and 21 goals scored and won the 12th island title for Sal and qualified to compete in the national championships.[15]
Académica do Porto Novo finished with 32 points and won the ninth title for Southern Santo Antão and qualified to compete in the national championships.[16]
Spartak d'Aguadinha finished with 44 points and won their first and only island title for Fogo and qualified to compete in the national championships.[15]
Parque Real conceded a record of 104 goals in the Fogo Island League, maybe the worst in any of the island leagues in Cape Verean football (soccer).[17]
April 26:
Académica Operária finished with 36 points and won the 19th island title for Boa Vista and qualified to compete in the national championships.[14]
Boavista da Praia finished with 43 points and the second title for Southern Santiago and qualified to compete in the national championships.[12]
CS Mindelense finished with 38 points and won the 47th island title for São Vicente. As Mindelense was already qualified into the national championships as 2014 winner,[18] the runner-up FC Derby qualified and competed in the national championships.
Sporting Brava finished with 28 points and won the second island title for Brava and qualified to compete in the national championships.[19]
April 30 - FC Ultramarina finished with 37 points and won the 11th island title for São Nicolau and qualified and competed in the national championships.[20]
May 3 - Beira-Mar do Tarrafal finished with 12 points in the second and final phase and won their very first title and qualified to compete in the national championships. All qualifiers listed into the national championships.[21]
May 9 - 2015 Cape Verdean Football Championships started.
June 6 - Matxona scored a total of 6 goals which made it the most number of goals scored by any player.
June 7 - the national regular season finished.
July 11 - Mindelense claimed their eleventh and recent national title, the club also qualified into the national championships in the following season.
Two number one clubs finished with five wins and without a draw or a loss in each group, Mindelense with 14 goals scored and Derby with 12 goals scored, along with Paulense and Boavista Praia, advanced into the final stages. Mindelense and Derby won the semis while Paulense and Boavista lost and Mindelense and Derby won a goal each in its two matches of the final, In the second leg, Mindelense won the penalty kicks in the last match and claimed their eleventh title.
