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| DOB : 11/19/1990 |
Position : Goalkeeper |
| Height :
6'1"
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Weight : 210 |
| Team : U.S. U-17 Men |
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Hometown: Middleton, Wis.
Club: Chicago Magic
U.S. National Teams: Joined U.S. Soccer’s Residency Program in October 2005 … U.S. Under-17s: Considered the first-choice ‘keeper in his age group when he came into Residency … Has played games for the U-17 ‘89s and ‘90s … 2005: Started and played every minute of the U-17 ’90 MNT’s three internationals against Brazil (two) and France …
High School / Club: Attended Middleton High School in Middleton, Wis. (just outside Madison) … Played one year of high school soccer before joining Residency … Played club soccer with Chicago Magic … Were the Regional and State Champions in 2004 and 2005.
Personal: Full name is Joshua Gregory Lambo … Was born in Lansing, Mich., and also lived in Illinois … Parents are Mark and Irene … Has two older brothers, Nate (21) and Zach (19) … Zach plays at the University of Wisconsin-Madison … Also played golf and basketball as a youngster … After moving to Wisconsin, people would always mis-spell his last name, spelling it Lambeau, as in the Green Bay Packer’s stadium, Lambeau Field … Kind of a point of contention when you’re a Bears fan … First memory of soccer was hitting the crossbar from half-field in a U-10 rec game … Best soccer moment was stopping the fifth penalty in Regionals in 2005 to send the team to Nationals … Goal in soccer is to play for the full MNT and professionally.
My Favorites
U.S. MNT player: Tim Howard
Other national team player: Shevshenko
Soccer team: Manchester United
Athlete (other than soccer): Michael Johnson
Sport (other than soccer): Football
Professional team (other than soccer): Bears (Chicago)
Type of music: Rap, Hip-hop, Alternative
Band: DMB
Movie: The Matrix
TV show: Family Guy
Role model: My brother, Zach
Childhood idol: My brother, Zach
Meal: Homemade pieropies
Nicknames: Lamb Chop
Thing you can’t live without: Friends and family
Something people don’t know about you: I like jazz music. |
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