Śląsk Wrocław (basketball)
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Slask Wroclaw
Polish League Division II basketball - Group B
1948 Uprising
History 1948-present
Hall Centennial Hall
capacity of 5 thousand.
Hala Orbita
vol. 3 thousand.
Kosynierka
vol. 500
Headquarters Wrocław
Colours
President George Pilch
Coach Tomasz Jankowski
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6 wicemistrzostw Polish
12 Cups Polish
2 Polish Supercup
Home
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Slask Wroclaw ("Śląsk Wrocław" SA Sports) - siedemnastokrotny Polish champion in men's basketball, multiple representative of the Polish basketball on the international scene Suprolidze, Euroleague (formerly the European Cup), Saporta Cup and ULEB Cup.
October 11, 2008, the club declared bankruptcy and withdrew from the tournament Polish Ekstraklasa league basketball. Its reserves are remnants occurring in the second league.
Contents
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* 1 History
by 1.1 Beginnings
60s to 1.2
about 1.3 years of the 70th
about 1.4 years of the 80th
1.5 The 90s
1.5.1 1991-1992 Season
# 1.5.1.1 League
# 1.5.1.2 European Cups
1.5.2 1992-1993 Season
# 1.5.2.1 League
# 1.5.2.2 European Cups
1.5.3 1993-1994 Season
# 1.5.3.1 League
# 1.5.3.2 European Cups
1.5.4 1994-1995 Season
# 1.5.4.1 League
# 1.5.4.2 European Cups
1.5.5 1995-1996 Season
# 1.5.5.1 League
1.5.6 1996-1997 Season
# 1.5.6.1 League
# 1.5.6.2 European Cups
1.5.7 1997-1998 Season
# 1.5.7.1 League
# 1.5.7.2 European Cups
1.5.8 1998-1999 Season
# 1.5.8.1 League
# 1.5.8.2 European Cups
1.5.9 1999-1900 Season
# 1.5.9.1 League
# 1.5.9.2 European Cups
05/01/1910 2000/01 Season
# 1.5.10.1 League
# 1.5.10.2 European Cups
2001/02 1.5.11
2002/03 1.5.12
2003/04 1.5.13
2004/05 1.5.14
2005/06 1.5.15
2006/07 1.5.16
2007/08 1.5.17
2008/09 1.5.18
* 2 Season after season
* 3 Successes
* 4 Club Legends
by 4.1 Retired numbers
The largest Polish, 4.2 stars
with 4.3 biggest foreign stars
* 5 See also
History [edit]
Beginnings [edit]
In 1948, at a somewhat earlier formed the Military Sports Club Slask Wroclaw basketball section was founded, which was named Podchorążakiem. For the first eight years, the team wandered the minor leagues, changing from year to year and name. In 1956, the first section basketball enjoyed success - in fact it managed to advance to the first division, in which she continuously until the beginning of the 2008/09 season.
The 60s [Edit]
Building a team of Silesia Wroclaw was covered at that time most successful Polish basketball. The germ of success of Polish basketball players in the international arena and Europe were the Olympic Games in Rome in 1960, when led by Zygmunt Olesiewicz Poles took 7th place. Three years later, the Polish national team at the European Championships in Wroclaw won the second place, two years later in Moscow EuroBaskecie took 3rd place, to repeat this success in 1967 at the European Championships in Finland, and the next taking place in Italy - the fourth. In the meantime, these championships, "Old Continent" national team twice failed to take 6th place in the Olympics in 1964 in Tokyo and the Olympic Games in 1968 in Mexico City.
In 1967, shortly after the European Championships in Finland, the Poles went to the capital of Uruguay - Montevideo, where he held the World Championships in men's basketball. Led by Witold Zagorski, Polish basketball players took 5 place, and the top scorer of the tournament was Mieczyslaw Shoulder - Silesia Wroclaw player, which went to the Lech Poznan 6 train before the season 1961/62.
Apart from him in the squad have played at that time the two players' club in Wroclaw - Kazimierz Frelkiewicz and Gregory Korcz.
A Silesia, though still without Korce, in 1965 he reached the club's first ever Polish championship. Team was then coached by Richard Stasik, a composition, in addition to Shoulders and Frelkiewicza, looks like this: Wojciech Szczecin, A. Kalas, Zenon Matysik, Jerzy Swiatek, E. Fine, J. Murzynowski, B. Repko, L. Lipski, W. Kasiński , A. Weber, A. Naruszewicz, J. Wilczewski.
The following season the first team Silesia appeared the 19-year-old Richard Białowąs - later Polish Olympian, but, although the core team has not lost in quality, the second title came from Wroclaw fans wait for the season 1969-1970, when Silesia, having already Gregory composed of Korce, and Thomas and Thaddeus Garlinski Grygla, again proved to be the best in the Polish dance floors.
In a nutshell
* 1960 - Polish Championships bronze medal
* 1963 - second place after losing in the finals with Legia Warsaw
* 1964 - second place after losing in the finals with Wisla Krakow
* 1965 - Polish championship
* 1966 - Polish Championships bronze medal
* 1967 - Polish Championships bronze medal
* 1969 - Polish Championships bronze medal
* 1970 - Polish championship
70s [Edit]
Championship winning streak of the season 1969-1970 the same as that of 1964-1965 was not, however, its further continuity. Silesia, but still boosted by new type koszykarzami Kalinowskich brothers and Hnidę Chudeuszów and George (his son - Arthur Hnida, in the early 90s he was a basketball player, then a club masseur), managed over the next four seasons to get only once a silver and three bronze medals . In the early 70s in the league playing the first violin of the Gdańsk Coast Edward Jurkiewicz composed - three-time Polish champion in the years 1971 to 1973, Wisla Krakow and Bohdan Likszą - two-time champion in the season 1973/74 and 1975/76 and 1974/75 champion - Resovia.
In addition to these medals still managed to win Wroclaw Polish Cup twice - in the 1971/72 season in the finals defeated Legia Warsaw, and later Resovia season.
The second half of the 70s resulted in a much more successful team in Wroclaw. In the colors of Silesia appeared two defenders - Prostak Richard (father of the current basketball Silesia - Thomas) and Dariusz Zelig, who came from the Koszalin AZS-u. In the season 1976/77 include Silesia their game led to a doublet, which is also the third championship of the country (in the finals they defeated Wisla Krakow), and the fifth Polish Cup (won here with Lech Poznan).
Silesia again a year later played in the Polish Cup final, but this time was the enemy of Wroclaw Gdańsk Coast, which turned out to be better.
The end of the 70s the next two championships Polish - including those from the season 1979/80 as a doublet with the sixth triumph in the Polish Cup.
In a nutshell
* 1971 - Polish Championships bronze medal, losing in the Polish Cup finals with AD-em-em AWF Warszawa
* 1972 - second place after losing in the finals of the Gdańsk Coast, winning the Polish Cup
* 1973 - Polish Championships bronze medal, winning the Polish Cup
1974 - bronze medal in the Polish Championships
* 1977 - double: Polish championship and Cup
1978 - runners-up after losing in the finals of the Gdańsk Coast
* 1979 - Polish championship
* 1980 - double: Polish championship and Cup
The 80s [Edit]
After winning in the 1980-81 season through Silesia second in a row and six in the history of the national championship tournament, the team left Dariusz Zelig, who decided to continue his basketball career on the dance floor in Belgium and Germany. Creator of successful team in Wroclaw at the turn of the 70s and 80 returned to the country just before the season 1986/87, and Silesia without him in the composition in five seasons, only managed to win three bronze medals.
The 1986-87 season was the team coach Arkadiusz Koniecki, who helped George scrag - former basketball player Silesia. Koniecki with scrag Wroclaw led to seven national championships. Composition of the championship team were: Richard Prostak, Paul Bargiel, Thomas Miłek, Stanislaw sprout, Dariusz Zelig, Dariusz Kobylanski, George Kołodziejczak, Jaroslaw Krysiewicz, Andrew Wierzgacz, Kabbalah and Dariusz Miroslaw Parzeński.
Success, however, as history has shown, and then did not have its own continuity. The next season because of Wroclaw took only eighth in the competition.
In a nutshell
* 1981 - Polish championship
* 1982 - Polish Championships bronze medal
* 1985 - Polish Championships bronze medal
* 1986 - Polish Championships bronze medal
* 1987 - Polish championship
* 1989 - second place after losing in the finals with Lech Poznan, winning the Polish Cup
* 1990 - Polish Championships bronze medal and winning the Polish Cup
The 90s [Edit]
In a nutshell
* 1991 - Polish championship
* 1992 - double: Polish championship and Cup
* 1993 - Polish championship
* 1994 - Polish championship
* 1996 - Polish championship
* 1997 - winning the Polish Cup
* 1998 - Polish championship
* 1999 - double: Polish championship and the Super Cup
* 2000 - double: Polish championship and the Super Cup
Season 1991/92 [edit]
Lineup: Keith Williams, Mark Zelig, Jaroslaw Zyskowski, George Kołodziejczak, Maciej Zielinski, Jaroslaw Krysiewicz, Wojciech Blonski, Radoslaw Czerniak Andrzej Wierzgacz, Paul Turkiewicz, Arthur Hnida.
Coaches were: Mieczyslaw Shoulder and Raphael Kalwasiński.
League [edit]
Silesia this season won his ninth championship and reached the ninth time the Polish Cup (for the third time in a row). In both finals he defeated ASPRO Wroclaw.
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 1991/1992.
After winning the championship in the 1990-91 season before Silesia opened up a chance to play in European cup competitions - Euroleague. Silesia began the fight from the second-round meeting with the master of Greece - Aris Thessaloniki where he played Nikos Galis then, gold and silver medalist at European Championships, champion Greece, elected in 1987 for best player in Europe. Silesia lost twice - in Wrocław 74:75 (21 pts. Keith Williams - Galis 30 points.) And 88:106 (24 pts. Galisa - 29 pts. Williams).
Silesia after this defeat, went to the Saporta Cup. There he met with Israel's Maccabi Rishon le-Cijjon. The first meeting of Silesia won 92:85 squad, which ran most of Jaroslaw Zyskowski - 26 points (including 8 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals), Dariusz Zelig - 19 (7 rebounds and 7 assists), Keith Williams - 18, and Maciej Zielinski - 15th However, further rounds were promoted Maccabi, which won at home 101:86.
Season 1992/93 [edit]
* The club has acquired a sponsor company "PCS", which was owned by Zenon Michalak. Since then, the band was called PCS Slask Wroclaw
* The team left Maciej Zielinski, who began his studies at American University Providence,
Lineup: Keith Williams, Frederick West, Robert Kościuk, Jaroslaw Zyskowski, Andrew Wierzgacz, Dariusz Parzeński, George Kołodziejczak, Jaroslaw Krysiewicz, Wojciech Blonski, Radoslaw Czerniak, Dariusz Skowronski, Martin Grygowicz.
Coaches were Mieczyslaw Kalwasiński Shoulder and Raphael.
League [edit]
Wroclaw in the round took only 3 basic place with the same dorobkime point, every fourth in the table KSP Polonia Warsaw, the loss of a point to Bobrów Bytom - 2nd place, and two "eyes" to lead another team from Wroclaw - ASPRO.
Silesia regained the loss in the second phase of the tournament when the league was divided into two groups (the first 6 teams competed for the spacing before the play-offs, and the second - two of bonus game in the play-offs). A team led by a pair of shoulder-Kalwasiński after 10 games of that came at the end of phase 1 position, ahead of ASPRO difference of three points, but bearing the same output as Bytom Beavers.
In the quarterfinals, Silesia went to one of two teams who managed to qualify for the playoffs in the second group. Rival Lech Poznan Wroclaw was, however, Silesia, which he dealt in three games, advancing to the semifinals. There he found waiting for him Fortum Zielona Gora, Silesia, but also with their three wins.
In the team finals Mieczyslaw Shoulders and Raphael Kalwasińskiego faced with one of the three games and second beniaminków alongside Lech Poznan team that advanced to the playoffs after the playoffs - Nobiles Wloclawek. This was the first of five in the history of Wroclaw włocławsko-final battles of the largest bays in the Polish basketball. The first time Silesia won in three games (121:73, 92:84 and 101:65), reaching the tenth time in the history of the championship.
The match, which decided the championship for the Polish Silesia, was also the last game in a professional career, Dariusz Zelig - the region of Silesia has won seven league titles.
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 1992/1993.
Struggles in European competition from Wroclaw launched the European Cup, in which the first round they had to face Dinamo Tbilisi of Georgia squad, which has a broad composition was known for his later appearances in Silesia - Kakha Szengelija, and Vladimir Stepania - at the turn of the 90s dwutysięcznych player and several NBA clubs. Both of Silesia did not play a minute, and Wroclaw Dinamo defeated twice (124:85 and 113:95).
In the next round of Silesia was waiting Scavolini Pesaro, Italy, in which he then Carlton Myers - who was born in England, and from the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Italian shooting guard, who in 1997-1999 was successively Vice-and European champion. Silesia, despite the large number of points by Keith Williams - in the first game he threw 21, and the second 34 points, but lost twice (72:91 and 82:104).
After the European Cup odpanięciu Silesia went to the Saporta Cup competitions. Here, the opponent was the Greek Aris Thessaloniki squad, which performed Panagiotis Giannakis - as the representative of Greece, European champion and runner, and Roy James Tarpley, who in 1986 was elected to the number seven in the draft by the NBA Dallas Mavericks in the season 1987/88 was considered the best round of substantial reserves.
In the first meeting, the match played 27 October 1992 in Wroclaw at 4.5 thousand spectators, 90:80 Aris won, up 55 points won the two-Tarpley Giannakis (he threw 20 first, second - 35 points). Among the players was the best player Silesian American Keith Williams, author of 29 points. Revenge by, match played in Thessaloniki on November 3 at 3 thousand spectators, Aris was better again, this time 102:75.
Season 1993/94 [edit]
Lineup: Keith Williams, Robert Kościuk, Jaroslaw Zyskowski, Andrew Wierzgacz, Dariusz Parzeński, George Kołodziejczak, Jaroslaw Krysiewicz, Wojciech Blonski, Radoslaw Czerniak, Dariusz Skowronski, Kuzian Martin, Martin Grygowicz, Maximus Kropaczew.
Coaches were: Mieczyslaw Shoulder and Raphael Kalwasiński.
League [edit]
Silesia after the first round of the tournament took first place, winning 18 times in 22 matches. In the second stage of the season Silesia, winning all ten matches, has maintained its position - an advantage over the second and third Anwil Lech Poznan was eight points.
In the play-offs in the quarter finals they came Wroclaw AD Far Lublin Agro after three wins and advanced to the semifinal matches. Silesia was waiting there for Steel Bobrek Bytom, but this time the Wroclaw team proved to be better, but after four games.
In the final battle took place again on line Silesia - Anwil. After the first fight was closer to the gold medal włocławianie who won Wrocław 83:74. In the next three games, however, was better Silesia, which, after victories, 87:79, 81:80 and 81:73 for the eleventh time he won the Polish championship. Interestingly, in the third meeting of these teams scored 40 points Keith Williams, who played with the injured leg.
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 1993/1994.
At the European basketball basketball arenas Silesia presented by the European Cup. Wroclaw was a Belgian rival Libertal Dolphins. In Belgium, the rivals won 87:82, Slask Wroclaw - 85:83, but in the aggregate, by a difference in small spots, to further round promoted rivals.
Season 1994/95 [edit]
* The club said goodbye to former sponsor - Zenon Michalak,
* He was replaced by Grzegorz Schetyna, who later turned first club in the limited liability company, and then in the sporting public limited company
* Changed the name to Silesia Slask Wroclaw Eska
* The club joined the former coach of Mieczyslaw blade. He was replaced by Arkadiusz Koniecki,
* To Mazowszanki Pruszków departed Keith Williams
* The club's player of the Guard wandered Classifieds - Dominik Tomczyk
Band members: Robert Kościuk, Jaroslaw Zyskowski, Andrew Wierzgacz, Dariusz Parzeński, Dominik Tomczyk, Rodney Odom, Wojciech Blonski, Radoslaw Czerniak, Orlando Smart, Dariusz Skowronski, Kuzian Martin, Paul Chrzan, Matthew Kac, Matthew Gall, Roderick Hampton, Donald Powell .
Coach was: Arkadiusz Koniecki.
League [edit]
Silesia after round core finished 6th in the competition for the Polish championship was eliminated in the first round, quarterfinals when he defeated three Anwil Wroclaw (86:77, 88:72 and 86:76).
In February 1995, shortly before the match against Polonia Przemyśl five key players Silesia, namely Andrew Wierzgacz, Robert Kościuk, Dariusz Parzeński, Radoslaw Czerniak and Wojciech Blonski, claiming that the game refused medical exemptions, demanding the release of Konieckiego coach. But the president has not Schetyna pressure instead of the players and the coach is the aforementioned players have to go.
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 1994/1995.
Silesia was eliminated in the first round of the European Cup, when he was twice Budowelnikowi Kiev. First, 70:100, and then 83:99. In the first match 29 points, the highest among the Ukrainians, won Uspienskij Gennady, who later appeared in the Polish league in the colors of SKK Szczecin. In both matches but there was no Vitaly Potapienko (he was 20 years old), who later in the season first round draft pick of the NBA was elected number 12 by the Cleveland Cavaliers. On the part of the team rushed the highest score in Wroclaw Andrzej Wierzgacz - 17 in the first leg, and Robert Kościuk - 28 in the second.
Season 1995/96 [edit]
* The team with the studies in the United Zjednocznych returned Maciej Zielinski
* Arrived to Wrocław and Jerzy Binkowski
Band members: Matt Zielinski, Jerzy Binkowski, Jacek Krzykała, Thomas Wilczek, Thomas Cielebąk, Miroslaw blade, Ben Seltzer, Tim Owens, Dominik Tomczyk, Pawel Chrzan, Matthew Kac, Matthew Gall, Irene Chromicz, Kassceen Weaver, Anthony Lawrence.
Coaches were: Arkadiusz Koniecki and Jerzy scrag.
League [edit]
Silesia in the Main Round won fourteen times in eight defeats. This gave him fourth place with a loss of two points behind the leader - Anwil Wloclawek.
In the first round of the playoffs the team from Wroclaw in the competition to three wins 10.5 Basketball Club defeated Poznan 3:2, which gave a chance to play for the final.
In the semifinals of Silesia was waiting Anwil, which Wroclaw tackle in four games (94:93, 103:110, 112:94, and 97:76). The first match took place in Wloclawek and for five seconds before the end of the hosts led by one point. But then winger Silesia, Ben Seltzer, with the hit-played under the basket to niepilnowanego Maciej Zielinski, and he scored the winning points.
In the first two games in the rivalry of teams from the Lower Silesia Kujawy and could not play Igor Grishchuk, what was the punishment for the conduct of the last meeting of the two teams in the Main Round, when he had threatened judges Belarusian Belarusian mafia.
Silesia after the victory in the semifinals of the Anwil, advanced to the finals, where he met Breweries Tychy Bytom Beavers. The competition lasted for four wins, but ended up at six games and winning 4-2 Silesia (2 (82:103, 88:83, 88:89, 92:87, 106:91 and 103:85) gave the title of the twelfth championship.
Maciej Zielinski of 766 points. account was the third scorer for the season after Ronnie Battle of the 10.5 Club and Igor Basket Griszczuku of Anwil.
Season 1996/97 [edit]
* New coach of the team was former professional basketball club - George scrag,
Band members: Matt Zielinski, Jerzy Binkowski, Jacek Krzykała, Thomas Wilczek, Thomas Cielebąk, Miroslaw blade, Rodney Odom, Orlando Smart, Gregory Mordzak, Dominik Tomczyk, Pawel Chrzan, Matthew Kac, Matthew Gall and Irene Chromicz.
League [edit]
After a round core Silesia took second place with a loss of one point to lead Bobrów Bytom. In the second round, however, the first six teams competed for the spacing before the play-offs, and the rest by two additional places in the struggle for the Polish championship, Silesia, in the ten matches he won eight times, which allowed him to overtake bytomian, thus occupying the first place.
In the quarterfinals, defeating AZS Silesia Elan Torun, Poland 3-0 and fighting for the final meeting with Comfortable Forbo Stargard. The team he played rivals Silesia former player, Keith Williams, and Joe McNaull - at a later time player of Wroclaw. In the semifinals turned out to be better basketball players from the sea, winning in five games 3-2.
Silesia remained, therefore, fight for the bronze medals that they won but basketball Bobrów Bytom - 1:3 (78:89, 84:80, 91:100 and 73:94).
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 1996/1997.
Silesia presented in the international arena through the Saporta Cup game. There he went to the group, where he competed with the Dutch Libertel Dolphins, Greek Aris Thessaloniki, Ast Gent, Belgium, Croatia KK Zadar and Achilleas Nicosia Cyprus. Silesia after ten meetings, took second place in the group, just behind Aris - one point less, advancing to the next round.
W 1 / 16 Silesia met with another representative of the Belgian - Telindus Ostende. In the first match was at Ostend Silesia hosts 62:66 but defeated in a rematch of 88:68, which gave rise to the next round.
In 1 / 8 rival was Awtodorożnikow Saratov Russian squad, which played such Yevgeny Pashutin and Gintaras Einikis. Silesia in the first game, played in Wroclaw, has rivals in 90:94, but in Saratov 104:95 won and advanced to the quarterfinals.
There was already waiting for Silesia Spanish Real Madrid. Real Madrid beaten in the first leg at home Wroclaw 112:66 and 25 points. Dejan Bodiroga snapped. The Real rematch was again better, but this time only two points - 93:91. As it turned out, Real won the Saporta Cup.
Athlete of Silesia - American Orlando Smart with an average 5.8 assists per game was the fifth, giving the tournament.
Season 1997/98 [edit]
* New coach of the team was Slovenian, Andrej Urlep, who replaced the outgoing George scrag,
* The team changed its name to Zepter Slask Wroclaw
Band members: Luke Brzózka, Bartholomew Hondowski, Jaroslaw Krysiewicz, Krzysztof Szewczyk, Thomas Wilczek, Adam Wojcik, Tomasz Wojdyka, Raimonds Miglinieks, Jacek Krzykała, Miroslaw blade, Maciej Zielinski, Joseph McNaull, Kołodziejczak Jerzy, Jerzy Binkowski and Jaroslaw Zyskowski.
League [edit]
Silesia after the Main Round, where he played 28 matches, and after 14 consecutive matches in the group's strongest teams, finished in third place before the play-off competitions.
Wroclaw rival in the quarterfinals was the pursuit of Ruda Slaska, Silesia, with whom he dealt in three games. Similarly, moreover, in the semifinals with another team from Silesia - beaver Bytom (70:64, 76:69 and 83:74).
The finale was a rival of Silesia PEKAES Pruszków. Their final battle went to four victories to become the legend of Polish basketball league. For the first time in the history of the tournament was played in the final seven games. After the first meeting were closer to the gold medals of Wroclaw, who defeated the hosts 76:71 Pruszkow to be a few days later at home 49:65. The next two meetings were held in the hall PEKAESU, but only for the first time the hosts won four matches and after a 2-2 draw (68:71 and 66:49). When in the fifth match, match played in Wroclaw, Silesia won 70:66, took the lead 3-2, with a day later another match before a home crowd, it seemed clear that the gold medals around their necks hang from the basketball capital of Lower Silesia. But the mountain was PEKAES, winning 76:63, which did not like Wroclaw fans who threw bottles and chairs pruszkowian [1].
The championship match was therefore decided in Pruszkow, which turned out to be better basketball players and Silesia, by winning 63:51, won the thirteenth title.
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 1997/1998.
In the games, there is a cup Silesia, like the year before, in the Saporta Cup. For opponents in the group was the Czech BK Opava (Opava then ICEC), Turkey's Fenerbahce (including Ibrahim Kutluay), the French Le Mans Sarthe Basket, Slovak Pivovarna Lasko (including a 16-year-old Sani Becirović) and Latvia's Riga Broceni , where she played a whole galaxy of well-known of the later performances on the dance floor Polish players - Roberts Štelmahers and Raitis Grafs (in Silesia), Edgars Sneps (in Anwil) and Yohance Nicholas, Arnas Vecvagars and Ainars Bagatskis (Beavers).
Wroclaw in ten meetings, managed to win six times, which gave them second place in the group with a loss of one point to the winner - Le Mans Sarthe Basket.
In the next round of Silesia faced a team from Ukraine - Odessa Fashion Bip, winning it twice 84:74 away, and in myself - 87:69.
In 1 / 8 Silesia met with the Croatians in Zagreb. In the first match, the match played in Wroclaw, the hosts won with KK 76:60 to 66:71 in a rematch subject. The team rivals in the first game played Damir Miljkovic, the current player to another Polish team - Turow Zgorzelec.
In the quarterfinals, was master of Silesia rival Greece - Panathinaikos Athens, where he played Dino Radja. In the first match but lost in Athens Silesia 58:82. The rematch was a tie after 61:61 and to further round promoted rivals.
McNaull collection of used oil from an average of 11.8 per game was the best player games collecting and Miglinieks was second best, giving the player - averaged 6.3 assists per game.
Season 1998/99 [edit]
* The team joined several foreigners, as Kakha Szengelia, Labradford Smith, Jeffrey Stern, Slobodan Slijvancanin and Niksa Tarle, but, not counting the first, they quickly abandoned
Band members: Matt Zielinski, Adam Wojcik, Joseph McNaull, Labradford Smith, Chris Wilangowski, Raimonds Miglinieks, Slobodan Slijvancanin, Jaroslaw Zyskowski, Jacek Krzykała, Miroslaw blade, Jeffrey Stern, Thomas Wilczek, Andrzej Adamek, Niksa Tarle, Bartosz Kuźniarz, Bartholomew Hondowski and Kakha Szengelia.
League [edit]
Silesia after the Main Round took first place in the table with three points advantage over second Anwil, which allowed him to play in the playoffs ćwierćfianle the eighth in the tournament, Comfortable Forbo Stargard. After mięciu matches Silesia defeated rivals and advanced to the semifinals (79:64, 81:64, 68:76, 45:58 and 64:45).
Rival in the battle for the final was the team HOOP-u PEKAES Pruszków, which also managed to handle Silesia in five games, but after the first two were for pruszkowian 2:0 (71:75, 69:74, 77:56, 73:60 and 79:67).
In the finals against Silesia stood at the third time in history a team from Wloclawek - Anwil. In head-to four victories after the first two meetings were 2-0 for the region, and after a further two was a draw. The meetings of the number five and six, played first in Wroclaw and then in Wloclawek, won by the hosts and Polish championship for the second time in a row, had to decide the seventh game. Silesia and eventually won for the fourteenth time he reached the championship (75:62, 70:61, 72:84, 71:81, 77:71, 68:71 and 67:60).
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 1998/1999.
The third consecutive year Silesia came to play in the Cup Saporta. Wroclaw again in the group faced the Broceni Riga, where there may already played two Štelmahers-Bagatskis (already played in Poland - one in Zielona Gora, the second in Bytom), but played Uvis Helmanis (in the following season he played in Böbrach, and two years later in the Silesia region) and Jon Robert Holden. In addition to the Latvians Silesia in the group met with the Serbian Buducnost Podgorica, Israel's Hapoel Eilat Club, Spanish and Austrian Pamesa Valencia St. AKJ Suba. Polten.
Silesia, this time he left the group to third place after five wins and just as many failures.
W 1 / 16 went to the Slovak Pivovarna Lasko, which pre-season double-Silesia ograł group in the competition (in Lasko 73:65 and 76:66 in Wroclaw). This time, however Silesia lost twice - at home 81:82 and 68:71 on the departure and was eliminated from further competition.
For the second time in a row, Raimonds Miglinieks was the second best player, giving the tournament - this time with an average of 5.2 assists per game.
1999-1900 Season [edit]
* New coach of the team was Muli Katzurin,
* For Anwil gone Miglinieks, which changed Alan Gregov, coming from the team from Wloclawek,
* In addition Gregova signed a contract with Silesia, among others Charles O'Bannon, and Peter Roberts Štelmahers Szybilski
Band members: Adam Wojcik, Charles O'Bannon, Peter Szybilski, Maciej Zielinski, Miroslaw blade, Joseph McNaull, Thomas Wilczek, Jacek Krzykała, Alan Gregov, Štelmahers Roberts, Robert Kościuk, Sebastian Zwolak, Andrzej Adamek, Jaroslaw Zyskowski, Jimmy Bridgers, Jimmy Moore and Goran Karadzic.
League [edit]
Silesia after the Main Round took first place in the table.
In the quarterfinals and semifinals ograł in three games in succession Comfort Forbo Stargard and Steel Ostrow Wielkopolski.
In the finals he defeated Anwil Śląsk 4:1 (78:64, 62:48, 57:59, 71:70 and 84:71), which brought about the fifteenth of triumph in the Polish Championship.
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in European competition for the 1999/2000 season.
Silesia Saporta Cup went to the group in which the opponents had Italian Kinder Bologna (including in the composition of Predrag Daniloviciem, Saulius Stombergasem and Nikolaos Ekonomou), Swedish Norrkoping Dolphins, Hungarian Matav Pécs, Latvian BK Ventpils (including Maris Laksa - played for Turow), and Turkish Fenerbahce.
The team won seven matches Katzurina, suffering three defeats, and to 1 / 16 were promoted to second place.
In the sixteenth Silesia played with the Slovak Slevakofarmą Pezinok, which performed in the colors of Peter Micuda (former players such as Steel Ostrow Wielkopolski) and Marek Andruska (performed in Anwil). Silesia Slovaks beat twice - Away 86:79, 84:81 au themselves.
In the eighth Italian rival Adecco Silesia was Milan, where he played Lee Nailon - later the NBA Player of several clubs in the 2004/05 season at New Orleans Hornets, averaging 14.2 points. per game. However, with Silesia did not play, and Adecco were eliminated after two matches - 75:57 (London) and 62:64 (Milan).
Silesia, therefore, advanced to the quarterfinals, where he had to meet up with KK Zadar. The Croatian team at the time, Dino Radja played, Arijan Komazec, Marko Popovic, Ivica Skalabrin and later turned Astoria Bydgoszcz, and now Górnik Wałbrzych - Kristjan Ercegovic. Wroclaw Zadar succumbed to 56:63, and 64:69 return leg at home, beaten the same with games.
Season 2000/01 [edit]
* The club changed its name to Zepter Idea Śląsk Wrocław,
* Again, the coach was Andrej Urlep
Band members: Arthur Bajer, Uvis Helmanis, Adam Wójcik, Maciej Zielinski, Dominik Tomczyk, Harold Jamison, Joseph McNaull, Dainius Adomaitis, Raimonds Miglinieks, Alexander Avlijas, Thomas Cielebąk, Robert Kościuk, Sebastian Zwolak, James Cotton, Rafal Bigus, Sean Marks , Marijan Kraljevic and Jacek Krzykała.
League [edit]
Silesia in the Main Round won all 28 matches, thus establishing a record for the tournament. The team from Wroclaw in the third before losing the final duel with Anwil - Silesia defeated rivals 4:1 (76:68, 76:76, 80:82, 79:76 and 92:76), winning for the sixteenth time the Polish championship.
On the way to the finals defeating pursuit of Silesia, Ruda Slaska (3:0 - 70:56, 84:73 and 83:72) and Prokom Trefl Sopot (3:0 - 73:69, 92:86 and 75:62).
European Cups [edit]
Main article: Slask Wroclaw in UEFA club competition season 2000/2001.
2001/02 [edit]
* Initially, the club was to be a coach Jasmin Repesa, but, despite the signed contract, resigned. So the club decided to hire Bucchiego Pierro, who was sacked after winning the match in the Euroleague with Maccabi Tel Aviv and the defeat in the league match of the HOOP-I plates Pruszyński Pruszków. Repesę contracted the club again, but after a few rounds left in Wroclaw. The team initially took so Jacek Winnicki, who in December became assistant to new coach - Andrej Urlepa
Band members: Michael Hawkins, Tomas Pačėsas, Andrzej Adamek, Maciej Zielinski, Robert Skiba, Dominik Tomczyk, Dainius Adomaitis, Paul Wiekiera, Peter Szybilski, Oleg Kożeniec, Michael Wright, Alexander Milosierdov, Rafal Bigus, Arthur Bajer, Branko Milisavljević, Andrey Fietisov , Vladan Alanović, Gintaras Einikis and Fred Vinson.
2002/03 [edit]
* New coach Zvi Sherf was, which was later replaced by Jack Winnicki
Band members: Paul Wiekiera, Dominik Tomczyk, Alexander Kul, Paul Frost, Matt Zielinski, Robert Skiba, Ata Earl, Kestutis Marčiulionis, Andrius Giedraitis, Dainius Adomaitis, Matthew Szlachtowicz, Danny Lewis, Raimonds Miglinieks, Randy Holcomb, Richard Lugo, Alvin Jones , Michael Smith, Sean Colson, Alan Gregov and Terry Davis.
2003/04 [edit]
* New treneremz team was Muli Katzurin
Band members: Lynn Greer, Robert Skiba, Kamil Chanas, Robert Kościuk, Tanel Tein, Michael Ignerski, Dominik Tomczyk, Maciej Zielinski, Radoslaw Hyży, Ryan Randle, Pero Vasiljević, Adam Wojcik, Paul Frost, Derrick Phelps, Dainius Adomaitis, Paul Wiekiera and Marc Mazur.
2004/05 [edit]
* The team was coached by Tomo Mahorič, who left then to the Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius, was replaced by Tomasz Jankowski
Band members: Radoslaw Hyży, Maciej Zielinski, Maciej Szlachtowicz, Robert Skiba, Adrian Mroczek Artur Mielczarek, Michal Ignerski, Raitis Grafs, Aivaras Kiaušas, Ryan Randle, Paul Frost, Kamil Chanas, Przemysław Hajnsz, Primoz Kobal, Adrian Autry, Mike Watson and Martin Kuzian.
2005/06 [edit]
* The team was coached by Tomasz Jankowski
Band members: Ron Johnson, Robert Skiba, Darren Kelly, Kamil Chanas, Aleksandar Dimitrovski, Matthew Szlachtowicz, Adrian Mroczek, Tomasz Stepien, Ante Kapov, Maciej Zielinski, Dominik Tomczyk, Dzianis Korshuk, Przemyslaw Hajnsz, Kevin Fletcher, Luke mane, Dante Swanson , Ryan Randle, Sdrjan Lalić, Rafal Bigus, Marek and Artur Mielczarek Miszczuk
2006/07 [edit]
Marcin Stefanski, Oliver Stevic, Glen Elliott, Dominik Tomczyk, Nikola Jestratijević, Radoslaw Hyży, Bronislav Jancikin, Aleksadar Dimitrovski, Bartosz Diduszko, Kamil Chanas, Miha Fon, Artur Mielczarek, Adrian Mroczek, Lukasz mane, Peter Row, Zendon Hamilton, Dean Oliver , Ime Oduok, Brandun Hughes
2007/08 [edit]
2008/09 [edit]
Season after season [edit]
League Silesia Wroclaw
* 1952-1953 - 4 m.
* 1953-1954 - 1 m., lack of promotion
* 1955-1956 - Division I - 1 m., rise to PLK
* 1956-1957 - 7 m.
* 1957-1958 - 8 m.
* 1958-1959 - 8 m.
* 1959-1960 - 3 m.
* 1960-1961 - 4 m.
* 1961-1962 - 4 m.
* 1962-1963 - vice
* 1963-1964 - vice
* 1964-1965 - Championship
* 1965-1966 - 3 m.
* 1966-1967 - 3 m.
* 1967-1968 - 4 m.
* 1968-1969 - 3 m.
* 1969-1970 - Championship
* 1970-1971 - 3 m.
* 1971-1972 - vice
* 1972-1973 - 3 m.
* 1973-1974 - 3 m.
* 1974-1975 - 5 m.
* 1975-1976 - 4 m.
* 1976-1977 - Championship
* 1977-1978 - vice
* 1978-1979 - Championship
* 1979-1980 - Championship
* 1980-1981 - Championship
* 1981-1982 - 3 m.
* 1982-1983 - 6 m.
* 1983-1984 - 6 m.
* 1984-1985 - 3 m.
* 1985-1986 - 3 m.
* 1986-1987 - Championship
* 1987-1988 - 8 m. - Main Round of the playoffs - quarterfinals
* 1988-1989 - vice
* 1989-1990 - 3 m.
* 1990-1991 - Championship
* 1991-92 - Championship
* 1992-1993 - 3 m - Playoffs, second round - 1 m., a play-off - championship
* 1993-94 - 1 m - Playoffs, second round - 1 m., a play-off - championship
* 1994-95 - 6 m - Main Round of the playoffs - quarterfinals
* 1995-1996 - 4 meters - Main Round of the playoffs - Championship
* 1996-1997 - 2 m. - Playoffs, second round - 1 m., a play-off - 4 m.
* 1997-1998 - 3 m - Playoffs, Second Round - 3 m., the play-offs - Championship
* 1998-99 - 1 m - Main Round of the playoffs - Championship
* 1999-2000 - 1 m. - Main Round of the playoffs - Championship
* 2000-2001 - 1 m. - Main Round of the playoffs - Championship
* 2001-2002 - 1 m. - Main Round of the playoffs - Championship
* 2002-2003 - 3 m - Main Round of the playoffs - 3 m.
* 2003-2004 - 1 m. - Main Round of the playoffs - vice
* 2004-2005 - 7 m. - Main Round of the playoffs - quarterfinals
* 2005-2006 - 5 m. - Main Round of the playoffs - quarterfinals
* 2006-2007 - 3 m - Main Round of the playoffs - 3 m.
* 2007-2008 - 4 meters - Main Round of the playoffs - 3 m.
* 2008-09 - the team withdrew from the tournament PLK
European Cups Silesia Wroclaw
* 1970-1971 - European Cup: to qualify, I round - eliminated
* 1972-1973 - Saporta Cup: Second round Kwal. - Promotion; And Round - eliminated
* 1973-1974 - Saporta Cup: Second round Kwal. - Eliminated
* 1977-1978 - European Cup: Quarter Finals delineations. groups. - Last place in the four-team group
* 1978-1979 - Saporta Cup: first round Kwal. - Promotion; I round - promotion; quarterfinals, delineations. groups. - Last place in the four-team group
* 1980-1981 - European Cup: delineations. groups. - 3rd in 4-team group
* 1987-1988 - European Cup: first round - eliminated
* 1990-1991 - Saporta Cup: first round - eliminated
* 1991-92 - European Cup: first round - eliminated the Saporta Cup: third round Kwal. - Eliminated
* 1992-1993 - European Cup: first round Kwal. - Promotion; And Round - eliminated
* 1993-94 - European Cup: first round Kwal. - Eliminated
* 1994-95 - European Cup: first round Kwal. - Eliminated
* 1995-1996 - Korac Cup: first round Kwal. - Eliminated
* 1996-1997 - Saporta Cup: first round, delineations. groups. - Promotion, second round - promotion; third round - promotion; quarterfinals - eliminated
* 1997-1998 - Saporta Cup: first round, delineations. groups. - Promotion, second round - promotion; third round - promotion; quarterfinals - eliminated
* 1998-99 - Saporta Cup: first round, delineations. groups. - Promotion, second round - eliminated
* 1999-1900 - Saporta Cup: first round, delineations. groups. - Promotion, second round - promotion; third round - promotion; quarterfinals - eliminated
* 2000-2001 - Suproliga: I round, delineations. groups. - Promotion, second round - eliminated
* 2001-2002 - Euroleague: I round, delineations. groups. - Eliminated
* 2002-2003 - Euroleague: I round, delineations. groups. - Eliminated
* 2003-2004 - Euroleague: I round, delineations. groups. - Eliminated
* 2004-2005 - ULEB Cup: first round, delineations. groups. - Promotion, Second Round - eliminated
* 2005-2006 - ULEB Cup: first round, delineations. groups. - Promotion, second round - delineations. groups. - Eliminated
Successes [edit]
* Polish Championship (17): 1965, 1970, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
* Vice-Polish (6): 1963, 1964, 1972, 1978, 1989, 2004
* Third place (14): 1960, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1990, 2003, 2007, 2008
* Polish Cup (12): 1957, 1959, 1972, 1973, 1977, 1980, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1997, 2004, 2005
* Polish Supercup (2): 1999, 2000
Legends Club [edit]
Retired numbers [edit]
* 9 Maciej Zielinski Poland Poland
The biggest Polish celebrities [edit]
* Shoulder Mieczyslaw Poland
* Poland Dariusz Zelig
* Poland Leszek Dolinski
* Poland Jerzy Binkowski
* Jaroslaw Krysiewicz Poland
* George Kołodziejczak Poland
* Poland Jaroslaw Zyskowski
* Joseph McNaull United States / Poland
* Adam Wojcik Poland
* Maciej Zielinski Poland
* Dominik Tomczyk Poland
* Thomas Garliński Poland
* Michael Ignerski Poland
The biggest foreign stars [edit]
* Alan Gregov Croatia
* Keith Williams, United States
* Labradford Smith, United States
* Latvia Raimonds Miglinieks
* Lithuania Dainius Adomaitis
* Charles O'Bannon United States
* United States Lynn Greer
* Roberts Štelmahers Latvia
* Lithuania Andrius Giedraitis
* Michael Hawkins United States
* Andrei Fietisov
* Gintaras Einikis Lithuania
Estonia Tanel Tein *
* Harold Jamison United States
* Michael Wright United States
* Dean Oliver United States
* Oliver Stević
