Состав
- Roberto Silva2012сейчас
Jorge Huamán2013сейчас- Johan Fano2017сейчас
Andrés Da Silvaсейчас- Fidel Suárezсейчас
- Germán Pinillosсейчас
- Hector Takayamaсейчас
- Jefferson Lopes Faustinoсейчас
- Juan Carlos Ibáñezсейчас
Marcos Calderónсейчас
Teodoro Alcaldeсейчас
Raúl Chappell1928–1930
Jorge Alcalde1933–1939
Raúl Chappell1933–1939
Segundo Castillo1933–1939
Valeriano López1946–1948
Valeriano López1951–1952
Jorge Alcalde1952–1952
Valeriano López1958–1960
Julio Meléndez1963–1964
Javier González1964–1967
Juan José Muñante1966–1968
Oswaldo Ramírez1966–1969
Gerónimo Barbadillo1971–1972
Santiago Ojeda1971–1972
Guillermo La Rosa1972–1975
Luis Kadijevic1972–1972
José Agustín Mesiano1973–1974
Ernesto Labarthe1974–1978
Pedro Gonzales1974–1975
Roberto Chale Olarte1974–1975
Guillermo La Rosa1976–1977
Humberto Ballesteros1978–1981
Ernesto Labarthe1980–1980
Ernesto Labarthe1981–1983
Ottorino Sartor1981–1981- Johnny Watson1982–1985
- Augusto Palacios1983–1983
Juan José Muñante1983–1983- Augusto Palacios1984–1984
- Andrés Aurelio González1986–1986
Jaime Duarte1989–1990
Waldemar Victorino1989–1989- Alberto Ramírez Dioses1990–1990
Cláudio Adão1990–1990
- César Humberto Chávez1990–1990
Germán Leguía1991–1991- Germán Carty1992–1994
- Javier Chirinos1992–1992
- Ariel Graziani1993–1994
- Justo Jacquet1993–1993
- Jorge Hirano1994–1994
- Andrés Aurelio González1995–1995
Jorge Huamán1995–1998- Germán Carty1996–1996
- Juan Carlos Bazalar1996–1996
- Roger Serrano1996–1996
- Santiago Salazar1996–1998
- Abel Lobatón1997–1997
- Johnny Vegas Fernández1997–2003
- Juan Flores1997–1998
- Roberto Martínez Vera-Tudela1997–1997
- Sergio Ibarra1998–1999
- Abel Lobatón1999–1999
- Guillermo Salas1999–2000
- Abel Lobatón2000–2000
Carlos Lobatón2000–2001- Johan Fano2000–2000
- Alex Magallanes2001–2001
- Carlos Flores2001–2001
- Johan Fano2001–2001
- José Luis Chacón2001–2003
- Juan Velásquez2001–2001
- Rafael Quesada2001–2001
Norberto Araujo2002–2003- Paolo de la Haza2002–2004
- Amilton Prado2003–2003
- Carlos Orejuela2003–2003
- Cristian Jeandet2003–2003
- Julio Rivera2003–2003
- Piero Alva2003–2003
- Salomón Libman2003–2008
- Santiago Salazar2003–2003
- Víctor Rossel2003–2005
- Cristian Jeandet2004–2005
- Gustavo Vassallo2004–2005
- Jean Ferrari2004–2005
- Juan Velásquez2004–2004
- Karim Adippe2004–2005
Miguel Angel Torres2004–2004
George Forsyth2005–2005- Germán Carty2005–2005
- Miguel Curiel2005–2007
- Abel Lobatón2006–2006
- César Doy2006–2006
- Gianfranco Labarthe2006–2007
- Jair Céspedes2006–2007
- Jean Ferrari2006–2006
- Michael Guevara2006–2007
- Miguel Rebosio2006–2006
Johnnier Montaño2007–2007- Jorge Araujo2007–2007
- Manuel Marengo2007–2007
- Sergio Ibarra2007–2007
- Víctor Rossel2007–2007
Óscar Ibáñez2007–2007- Flavio Maestri2008–2008
- Juan Carlos La Rosa2008–2008
- Ramón Rodríguez2008–2008
- Víctor Rossel2008–2008
- Juan Pajuelo2009–2009
- Miguel Curiel2009–2010
- Miguel Rebosio2009–2009
- Víctor Rossel2009–2010
- Waldir Sáenz2009–2009
Werner Schuler2009–2010
Alexander Callens2010–2011- Diego Pizarro2010–2010
- Germán Carty2010–2010
- Juan Carlos Mariño2010–2010
- Manuel Alvaerom2010–2010
- Manuel Marengo2010–2010
- Michael Guevara2010–2011
- Paulo Albarracín2010–2011
- Fernando Allocco2011–2012
- Hansell Riojas2011–2012
- Jair Baylón2011–2011
- Jeremías Caggiano2011–2011
- Juan Francisco Hernández2011–2011
- Julio Segundo2011–2012
- Leandro Lourenço Franco2011–2011
- Manuel Alvaerom2011–2011
Marko Ciurlizza2011–2011- Martín Edwin García2011–2011
Cristián Muñoz Corrales2012–2012- Daniel Reyes Avellán2012–2012
- Diego Hernán Morales2012–2012
Jorge Huamán2012–2012- Víctor Rossel2012–2012
- Diego Hernán Morales2013–2014
- Jorge Araujo2013–2014
- Leandro Lourenço Franco2013–2013
Luis Tejada2018–2018- Jhon Steven Mondragón Dosman2019–2019
- Oliver Benítez2023–2024
- Cristian Benavente2024–2025
Renzo Sheput2017
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Foundation
The Sport Boys was founded on 28 July 1927 by a group of young football fans in Callao, who wanted to help one Gualberto Lizárraga start his own club. The day before Independence Day in Peru, 27 July, the group held a meeting, sang the national anthem and at midnight proclaimed the club's foundation, with Lizárraga as president.
Golden age
The Sport Boys participated in the Provincial League of Lima and Callao from 1929 to 1932 (finishing third in 1930 and runners-up in both 1931 and the 1932 Intermediate Division), managing to ascend to the first category of national football, called the Honor Division at that time. A few years after being promoted to the Peruvian Primera División, they won their first national title, winning the 1935 Peruvian Primera División undefeated, eight points ahead of their closest competitor. Two years later, the club won the First Division again in 1937 and the year after became runners-up after losing to Universitario. They went trophyless until 1942 with yet another league title. In 1951, after having finished second the year before, the Sport Boys won their first national league title in the professional era and their fourth overall. In 1958, Marcos Calderón became their as head coach. He would bring the Boys to win their fifth title in 1958 and eventually led the Peruvian national team to win the 1975 Copa América. After finishing second place in the 1966 Torneo Descentralizado, the Sport Boys qualified for the…
- League
- Torneo Descentralizado
Наследие
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
The Sport Boys Association, commonly referred to as the Sport Boys or simply the Boys, is a Peruvian association football club based in Callao, Peru. The club currently participates in the Peruvian Primera División, the top tier of Peruvian football, and are based in Estadio Miguel Grau alongside two other clubs in Callao, Academia Cantolao and Universidad de San Martín de Porres. Their biggest rivalry is with Atlético Chalaco, known among fans as the Clásico Porteño.
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