Yuki Yamamura

Yuki Yamamura (mountain irregularity Yuki, August 1, 1990 -) is a footballer of the Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa native place [³]. Mito Hollyhock position. The position mainly a forward (FW).

Yuki Yamamura
The name
Nickname	Rouben [1] [2]
Katakana	Yuki Yamamura
Roman letters	YAMAMURA Yuki
Basic information
Nationality	Japan
The date of birth	(1990-08-01) 1990August 1(26 years old)
Hometown	Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa [3]
Height	168cm
The weight	68 kg
Player information
Being on the register roll team	Mito Hollyhock
Position	FW[4]、MF (OMF)[4]
Uniform number	19
Footedness	The right [5] [2]
Use
2003-2005 2006-2008 2009-2012	Yotsuya FC F.C. Tokyo U-15 F.C. Tokyo U-18 Meiji University
Club 1
Year	Club	Participation	(score)
2012	Mito Hollyhock (particularly designated player)	5	(1)
2013 -	Mito Hollyhock	76	(7)
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Origin

I begin soccer at first grader (7 years old ^[2]) time [³]. A voice appeared from youth uses such as Yokohama F. Marinos [³], but joins the substructure of F.C. Tokyo after a junior high student. Was pointed out that resembled Uruguayan FW Ruben Sosa by Koji Maruyama coach, and came to be called Rouben afterward [³]; [¹]. Ryota Iwabuchi and [⁶], Hirotaka Mita, Kotaro Fujiwara, Yuki Yamazaki, Ryota Inoue, field tail Hiroto, 3, Hiranomata, Yu Sato horse, Mitsunari Musaka, Takeki Miyazawa who crossed 2 top in the same period. In 2009, I enter Meiji University with Iwabuchi, Mita [⁷] and belong to the soccer club. I recorded 38 games participation 23 score in total in one copy of Kanto University league [⁸] and the point that had various score patterns was appreciated from Kamikawa Manager Akihiko [⁹] and was described with "a sniper" [¹⁰].

It was registered as a particularly designated player of Mito Hollyhock from August, 2012 [⁵] and raised score by [¹¹], the J2 Section 27 Yamagata round that became the first appearance after the registration at once. In September of the year, participation informal decisions from the next year to Mito were announced [¹²]. Was posted in [¹⁴], the side half while continuing participating as 2 top with Takayuki Suzuki in 2013 [¹³] [⁴]; [¹⁵]. I ruptured the left Achilles' tendon in a practice game just after the start in 2014, and the long-term secession was forced to [¹⁶]. I raised final goal by the J2 Section 31 Fukuoka war who became the return war in September of the year [¹⁷].

Position club

Use career

• Yotsuya football club
  • Kawasaki Frontale soccer school [³]
• From 2003 to 2005 F.C. Tokyo U-15 / F.C. Tokyo U-15 Fukagawa [^{note 1}]
• From 2006 to 2008 F.C. Tokyo U-18 (Rev. Kanagawa Rikkyo University Senior High School ^[18])
• From 2009 to 2012 Meiji University physical education society soccer club
  • 2012   Mito Hollyhock (particularly designated player)

Professional career

• 2013 -   Mito Hollyhock

Personal results

Domestic meeting individual results
The year	Club	Uniform number	League	League match		League cup		Open cup		The period total
				Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score
Japan				League match		League cup		The Emperor's trophy		The period total
2009	Meiji University	22	-	-		-		2	1	2	1
2012	Mito	29	J2	5	1	-		-		5	1
2013		19		36	4	-		2	0	38	4
2014				10	2	-		0	0	10	2
2015				30	1	-		3	0	33	1
2016				16	2	-		2	1	18	3
The total	Japan		J2	97	10	-		7	1	104	11
	Japan		Others	-		-		2	1	2	1
The total total				97	10	-		9	2	106	12

• Player particularly designated in 2012

• 2012August 5： J League first appearance, first score - J2 Section 27 vs. Montedio Yamagata (ケーズデンキスタジアム Mito)

Title

F.C. Tokyo U-15 / F.C. Tokyo U-15 Fukagawa [^{note 1}]

• Club use soccer championship (U-15) meeting in Japan (2003)

F.C. Tokyo U-18

• イギョラカップ (2006)
• SANIX cup international use soccer meet (2007)
• J League use championship (2007)
• Kanto Prince league (2008)
• Club use soccer championship (U-18) meeting in Japan (2008)

Meiji University physical education society soccer club

• Tokyo soccer tournament (2009)
• All-Japan university soccer championship (2009)
• Kanto University soccer league match 2010

Footnote

Explanatory note

1. It is renamed to U-15 Fukagawa in ^ ^{a b} 2004 by U-15.

The source

1. The ^ ^{a b} [Mito] nickname is Rouben blogola 2012.08.03
2. For ^ ^{a b c} "J League player directory 2014J1, J2, J3 エルゴラッソ special editing" San-eishobo Publishing, 2,014 years, it is page 184.
3. ^ ^{a b c d e f} Use player introduction (Yuki Yamamura) Tokyo middle day sports 2008
4. ^ ^{a b c} All 40 club force analysis report: Mito J's GOAL (February 28, 2013)
5. News - way back machine (for an October 8, 2012 archive) Mito Hollyhock 2012.08.02 of the player approval particularly designated ^ ^{a b} Yuki Yamamura (Meiji University) JFA, J League
6. ^ [J use cup 2008: the semifinals] preview J's GOAL (December 22, 2008)
7. Ruler Meiji University sports (April 1, 2009) of the pace to attract you by ^ soccer club individual brilliance and teamwork
8. The ^ total score ranking (from 2009 to 2012) Kanto University Football League (November 25, 2012)
9. ^ Meiji University physical education society soccer club J League participation informal decision four players combination press conference CS Park (November 15, 2012)
10. ^ [MOM107] "the sniper" who drew Meiji University FW Yuki Yamamura (two years) victory to ゲキサカ 2010.09.16
11. Player (July 31 date approval) Football Association of Japan (August 2, 2012) particularly designated for ^ 2,012 years JFA, J League
12. News - way back machine (for an October 8, 2012 archive) Mito Hollyhock 2012.09.13 of the ^ Yuki Yamamura (Meiji University) next season participation informal decision
13. ^ [J2: Section 10 Kitakyusyu vs. Mito] report J's GOAL (April 22, 2013)
14. ^ [J2: Section 35 Kobe vs. Mito] report J's GOAL (September 30, 2013)
15. ^ Mito Hollyhock 2013 formation Football LAB
16. About an injury of ^ Yuki Yamamura Mito Hollyhock (March 5, 2014)
17. ^ [J2: Section 31 Fukuoka vs. Mito] report J's GOAL (September 15, 2014)
18. The ^ player data Kanto University Football League

Allied item

• Player from substructure # of F.C. Tokyo
• List of players registered with the J League club as a particularly designated player
• List of players of Mito Hollyhock

Outside link

• Profile - Mito Hollyhock
• Personal results (English) by Yuki Yamamura - Soccerway

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Romero Berrocal Frank Lark

Romero Frank
The name
The real name	Romero Berrocal Frank Lark
Spanish	Romero Berrocal Frank Lark
Basic information
Nationality	Peru
The date of birth	(1987-08-19) 1987August 19(29 years old)
Hometown	Lima county Lima
Height	177cm [1]
The weight	75 kg [1]
Player information
Being on the register roll team	Albirex Niigata
Position	MF
Uniform number	30
Footedness	The right foot
Use
	Aomori Yamada Senior High School
	University of Transportation Economics
Club 1
Year	Club	Participation	(score)
2011-2012	Mito Hollyhock	72	(8)
2013-2015	Montedio Yamagata	96	(11)
2016 -	Albirex Niigata	0	(0)
2016	→Mito Hollyhock (loan)	36	(3)
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The footballer that Romero Berrocal Frank Lark (Spanish: on Romero Berrocal Frank Lark, August 19, 1987 -) is from Peru. Albirex Niigata position. The position is MF. The registration name of the college student days when the registration name was Romero Frank (ROMERO FRANK) was vero Cal Frank. The Japanese-Peruvian third.

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Origin

I visited Japan concerning the work of parents at the age of 13 years old [²]. I played an active part as the main force in Montedio Yamagata where I transferred to in Mito Hollyhock in professional debut, 2013 in 2011, but became the contract expiration after a season in 2015 [²].

A transfer complete on December 29, 2015 in Albirex Niigata. I play by a time-limited transfer to old home, Mito in 2016 [¹]. I return to Niigata by the expiration for the transfer period with the time limit from 2017 [³].

Episode

• As for "Romero Berrocal Frank Lark of the full name," family name of the mother's side, "Frank" are the names of person in question in itself family name of the father's side, "vero Cal" "Romero". In addition, I came, and, as for "Lark," as for this, the word that the brand of the cigarette assumed an origin to all his brothers was touched in the full name by the brand of the cigarette. ^[4].
• When when talked with father before becoming professional, the reason that changed the registration name when joined Mito tells, what "touch a family name of the father's side is common in Japan"; "then you do not attach my family name why"; because と was said to be it. In addition, the frank person at first "now" understood for the reaction of the と thing which thought [⁴].

Position club

• Hiratsuka City Koyou junior high school
• Aomori Yamada Senior High School
• University of Transportation Economics
• From 2011 to 2012   Mito Hollyhock
• From 2013 to 2015   Montedio Yamagata
• 2016 -   Albirex Niigata
  • 2016   Mito Hollyhock (transfer with the time limit)

Personal results

Domestic meeting individual results
The year	Club	Uniform number	League	League match		League cup		Open cup		The period total
				Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score
Japan				League match		League cup		The Emperor's trophy		The period total
2007	Pass through a flow; very much	-	JFL	4	1	-		0	0	4	1
2008		18		16	1	-		0	0	16	1
2009				17	7	-		2	1	19	8
2010		10	Others	-		-		1	0	1	0
2011	Mito	24	J2	31	3	-		2	1	33	4
2012				41	5	-		2	0	43	5
2013	Yamagata			37	7	-		3	1	40	8
2014				28	1	-		5	1	33	2
2015			J1	31	3	4	0	3	0	38	3
2016	Mito	8	J2	36	3	-		1	0	37	3
2017	Niigata	30	J1
The total	Japan		J1	31	3	4	0	3	0	38	3
	Japan		J2	173	19	-		13	3	186	22
	Japan		JFL	37	9	-		2	1	39	10
	Japan		Others	-		-		1	0	1	0
The total total				241	31	4	0	19	4	228	35

Other pennant races

• 2014
  • J1 promotion play-off two games 0 score

• J League first appearance - April 23, 2011 J2 Section 8 Tokushima ヴォルティス war (ケーズデンキスタジアム Mito)
• The J League's first goal - July 2, 2011 J2 Section 19 ザスパ Kusatsu war (Shoda Shoyu Stadium Gunma)

I it in a selection career

• 2005 - Sendai cup international use soccer U-18 northeastern representative [⁵]

Source

1. ^ ^{a b c} "news (press release) of the transfer time-limited from Montedio Yamagata to Romero Frank perfection transfer participation, Mito Hollyhock", Albirex Niigata, (December 29, 2015), https://www.albirex.co.jp/news/top_team/47768 January 2, 2016 reading. 
2. ^ ^{a b} [Yamagata] Romero Frank is dismissed from it! Sports Hochi, February 15, 2016 reading
3. ^ "news (press release) of the Romero Frank return", Albirex Niigata, (January 5, 2017), http://www.albirex.co.jp/news/top_team/50767 January 5, 2017 reading. 
4. From ^ ^{a b} J's GOAL news "[new member of レコメンド] Yamagata the completion form that I want to show: Romero Frank" (Mito → Yamagata) (February 17, 2013)
5. Starter of ^ [the Sendai cup international football use meet 2005 U-18 Tohoku representative vs. U-18 representative from Japan] today

Allied item

• It is glanced through nationality player outside J League
• List of players of Mito Hollyhock
• List of players of Montedio Yamagata
• List of players of Albirex Niigata

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Daichi Sugimoto

Daichi Sugimoto
The name
Katakana	Daichi Sugimoto
Roman letters	SUGIMOTO Daichi
Basic information
Nationality	Japan
The date of birth	1993July 15(23 years old)
Hometown	Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka
Height	186cm
The weight	79 kg
Player information
Being on the register roll team	Tokushima ヴォルティス
Position	GK
Uniform number	29
Footedness	The right foot
Use
2006-2008	Yamaha Jubilo SS Hamamatsu
2009-2011	Kyoto Sanger F.C. U-18
Club 1
Year	Club	Participation	(score)
2011 -	Kyoto Sanger F.C.	12	(0)
2014-2015	→ The J League under 22 selection	1	(0)
2016 -	→ Tokushima ヴォルティス (loan)
Representative career
2012-2013	Japanese U-20
2013-2016	Japanese U-23
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Daichi Sugimoto (すぎもとだいち, July 15, 1993 -) is a footballer of the Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka native place (in the birthplace Kanagawa). The position is a goal keeper.

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Origin

I left the hometown and advanced to Kyoto Sanger F.C.U-18 without being able to be promoted to Jubilo Iwata use at the time of graduation from junior high school [¹]. In 2011, I enroll in the top team as two kinds of registration player [²].

I was promoted to the top team from 2012 [³]. It was registered a player with the J League under 22 selection to participate in J3 in 2014 [⁴]. Because オ スンフン of the original GK got injured, I got the start for J2 Section 14 Mito war of May 18, 2014 and achieved J League debut [⁵].

I joined Tokushima ヴォルティス by a time-limited transfer from 2016 [⁶].

Position club

Use career

• The Yoshikawa soccer sports Boy Scouts
• Yamaha Jubilo SS Hamamatsu
• Kyoto Sanger F.C.U-18 (first academy Senior High School)
  • 2011 Kyoto Sanger F.C.（Two kinds of registration player）

Professional career

• 2012 - Kyoto Sanger F.C.
  • The from 2014 to 2015 J League under 22 selection
  • 2016 - Tokushima ヴォルティス（Transfer with the time limit）

Personal results

Domestic meeting individual results
The year	Club	Uniform number	League	League match		League cup		Open cup		The period total
				Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score
Japan				League match		ルヴァン cup		The Emperor's trophy		The period total
2012	Kyoto	29	J2	0	0	-		0	0	0	0
2013				0	0	-		0	0	0	0
2014				7	0	-		0	0	7	0
2015		1		5	0	-		1	0	6	0
2016	Tokushima	29				-
The total	Japan		J2	12	0	-		1	0	13	0
The total total				12	0	-		1	0	13	0

• Two kinds of 2011 is registration players

Other pennant races

The year	Club	League	Participation	Score
2014	J-22	J3	0	0
2015			1	0
The total			1	0

• J League first appearance - May 18, 2014 J2 Section 14 vs. Mito Hollyhock (ケーズデンキスタジアム Mito)

I it in a representative career

•  U-18 representative from Japan
  • AFC U-19 championship 2012 (qualifier)
•  U-19 representative from Japan
  • AFC U-22 Asian Cup 2013 (qualifier)
  • AFC U-19 championship 2012
•  U-20 representative from Japan
  • 2013 East Asia tournament
•  U-21 representative from Japan
  • AFC U-22 Asian Cup 2013
  • The Asian Games (I leave it for an injury after the election)
•  U-23 representative from Japan
  • AFC U-23 championship 2016
  • The Rio de Janeiro Olympics (backup member)

Footnote

1. ^ Kyoto Sanger Kyoto Shimbun electronic edition Kyoto Sanger support special feature, February 5, 2012
2. News Kyoto Sanger F.C., March 4, 2011 of the ^ top registration
3. It is news Kyoto Sanger F.C., December 6, 2011 of the promotion to the ^ top team
4. ^ J League under 22 selection registration player decision J3 league official site, February 24, 2014
5. ^ "this season Mito who gave a most 5 goal Kyoto overthrowing." ゲキサカ. (May 18, 2014). http://web.gekisaka.jp/news/detail/?139201-139201-fl May 20, 2014 reading. 
6. ^ "news (press release) of Daichi Sugimoto contract update and the time-limited transfer to Tokushima ヴォルティス", Kyoto Sanger F.C., (January 12, 2016), http://www.sanga-fc.jp/news/detail/31900 January 12, 2016 reading. 

Allied item

• List of people from Shizuoka
• Person from list of players # substructure of Jubilo Iwata
• List of players of Kyoto Sanger F.C.
• List of players of Tokushima ヴォルティス

Outside link

• Daichi Sugimoto - Facebook
• Daichi Sugimoto (@octopas_d) - Twitter

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