Lamberto Boranga Explained

Lamberto Boranga

Fullname:

Lamberto Boranga

Birth Date:

1942 10, df=yes

Birth Place:

Foligno, Italy

Position:

Goalkeeper

Years1:

1961–1966

Clubs1:

Perugia

Caps1:

133

Goals1:

Years2:

1966–1967

Clubs2:

Fiorentina

Caps2:

Goals2:

Years3:

1967–1969

Clubs3:

Reggiana

Caps3:

Goals3:

Years4:

1969–1970

Clubs4:

→ Brescia (loan)

Caps4:

Goals4:

Years5:

1970–1973

Clubs5:

Reggiana

Caps5:

109

Goals5:

Years6:

1973–1977

Clubs6:

Cesena

Caps6:

Goals6:

Years7:

1977–1978

Clubs7:

Varese

Caps7:

Goals7:

Years8:

1978–1980

Clubs8:

Parma

Caps8:

Goals8:

Years9:

1980–1983

Clubs9:

Foligno

Caps9:

Goals9:

Years10:

1992–1993

Clubs10:

Bastardo

Caps10:

Goals10:

Years11:

2009–2010

Clubs11:

Ammeto

Caps11:

Goals11:

Years12:

2011–2015

Clubs12:

Papiano

Caps12:

Goals12:

Years13:

2018–2019

Clubs13:

Marottese

Caps13:

Goals13:

Module:

Child:	yes
Nocat Wdimage:	yes
Sport:	Masters athletics
Event:	Triple jump
Club:	Olimpia Amatori Rimini
Height:	1.80 m
Weight:	78kg (172lb)
Pb:	Triple jump M65: 11.40 m (2007) Triple jump M70: 10.75 m (2012) Long jump M65: 5.47 m (2008)
Country:	Italy

Lamberto Boranga (born 30 October 1942 in Foligno) is an Italian high, long and triple jumper (masters athletics), and football goalkeeper.

Biography

He has 112 appearances in Italian Serie A (Association football first division) with ACF Fiorentina (6 in season 1966–67), Brescia Calcio (in season 1969–70) and A.C. Cesena (92 in four seasons from 1973 to 1977).^[1] He currently plays football in the lower divisions; according to his contract with Papiano, he will play up to 2015, when he will be 73 years old.^[2]

In 2012 he set the world record master in triple jump, with a distance of 10.75, in the M70 category.^[3] ^[4] He is also the holder of the world record M65 in the long jump (5.47 m).^[5]

World records

Triple jump M70: 10.75 m ( Serravalle, 3 November 2012)
Long jump M65: 5.47 m (Ljubljana, 27 July 2008)

Achievements

He won ten medals in eleven events at the International Championships (World and European).

Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Event	Category	Measure	Notes
2006	World Masters Indoor Championships	Linz	5th	Long jump	M60	5.13 m
2007	World Masters Championships	Riccione	bgcolor=silver	2nd	Triple jump	M60	11.40 m
2008	World Masters Indoor Championships	Clermont	bgcolor=gold	1st	Long jump	M65	5.22 m
	bgcolor=silver	2nd	Triple jump	M65	11.26 m
	European Masters Championships	Ljubljana	bgcolor=gold	1st	Long jump	M65	5.47 m	^[6]
2009	World Masters Championships	Lahti	bgcolor=gold	1st	Long jump	M65	5.03 m
2010	European Masters Championships	Nyíregyháza	3rd	High jump	M65	1.40 m	^[7]
2010	bgcolor=silver	2nd	Long jump	M65	5.08 m
2011	World Masters Championships	Sacramento	3rd	High jump	M65	1.52 m	^[8]
2012	European Masters Championships	Zittau	bgcolor=gold	1st	High jump	M65	1.54 m	^[9]
2012	bgcolor=silver	2nd	Long jump	M65	5.05 m	^[10]