Asseco Prokom Gdynia
Asseco Prokom Gdynia - a team taking part in the competition the Polish Basketball League and the Euroleague, which is managed by the company "Arka Gdynia SA Basketball Club." In 2008/09 the team has performed under the name Asseco Prokom Sopot. In the 2009/2010 season due to change of residence club will be called Asseco Prokom Gdynia, Sopot held in this place team Trefl Sopot.
Years 2000-2009
Season 2000-2001 was a step forward for the team from Sopot, which defended the Polish Cup and also won a bronze medal in the 2001 Polish Championships.
In the next two seasons the team was losing in the final two Polish Championships, yielding: in 2002, Silesia Wroclaw 1:4, and in 2003 Anwilowi Wloclawek 2:4.
Since 2004, the team is unbeaten in the Polish Championships, winning: in 2004, Slask Wroclaw 4-1 in 2005 and 2006 Anwil 4:2 and 4:1, and in the years 2007 to 2009 tripled Turow Zgorzelec respectively 4:1, 4:3 (series began with the state of 0:2) and 4:1, thereby improving the record number of league titles in a row, Silesia, Wroclaw in the years 1998-2002.
2009/10 Season
Band: 9 Krauze, 11 Harrington, 12 Logan, 13 Kostrzewski, 14 Jagla, 15 Sikora, 16 Łapeta, 17 Zamojski, 20 brush, 21 Varda, 24 Woods, 28 Sewell, 30 Burrell, 32 Ewing, 34 Hrycaniuk
Coach Pačėsas
Summary seasons
Polish Basketball League
Season Final Place Place after the regular season coach
1997/1998 9 12 Tadeusz Alexandrovich / Thomas Służałek
1998/1999 11 11 Arkadiusz Koniecki / Chris Koziorowicz
1999/2000 9 9 Richard Szczechowiak / Eugeniusz Kijewski
2000/2001 3 4 Eugeniusz Kijewski
2001/2002 2 2 Eugeniusz Kijewski
2002/2003 2 1 Eugeniusz Kijewski
2003/2004 1 2 Eugeniusz Kijewski
2004/2005 1 1 Eugeniusz Kijewski
2005/2006 1 1 Eugeniusz Kijewski
2006/2007 1 1 Eugeniusz Kijewski
2007/2008 1 2 Eugeniusz Kijewski / Tomas Pačėsas (since 11/30/2007)
2008/2009 1 1 Tomas Pačėsas
2009/2010 1 1 Tomas Pačėsas
Composition
Staff 2010/2011 (as at 5 October 2010)
Asseco Prokom Gdynia
Pos No. Name Date of Birth Passport
SF 25 Sebastian Balcerzak June 25, 1980 Poland Poland
SG 11 Bobby Brown 24 September 1984 United States United States
PF 30 Ronald Burrell 21 July 1983 United States United States
PG 23 Courtney Eldridge June 10, 1980 United States United States
PG 5 Daniel Ewing March 26, 1983 United States United States
PF 19 Przemyslaw Frasunkiewicz January 8, 1979 Poland Poland
C 34 Adam Hrycaniuk March 15, 1984 Poland Poland
C / PF 14 Jan-Hendrik Jagla June 15, 1981 Germany
SG Iwo Kitzinger 1941 February 26, 1985 Poland Poland
SF 33 Arkadiusz Kobus December 6, 1986 Poland Poland
SF 13 Matthew Kostrzewski September 18, 1989 Poland Poland
PF / C 6 Paul Kowalczuk January 13, 1980 Poland Poland
C 16 Adam Łapeta November 9, 1987 Poland Poland
C 15 Paul Frost 18 March 1984 Poland Poland
C 31 David Przybyszewski October 9, 1981 Poland Poland
SF 9 Luke Sewell 26 October 1982 Poland Poland
SF 1920 Peter Brush June 17, 1981 Poland Poland
PG - Chris Szubarga July 5, 1984 Poland Poland
Ratko Varda C 21 6 May 1979, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina
PG 10 Michael Wilks, May 7, 1979 United States
PF 18 Robert Witek July 27, 1981 Poland Poland
SG 17 Przemyslaw Zamojski December 16, 1986 Poland Poland
Coach: Tomas Pačėsas November 11, 1971 Lithuania Lithuania
Assistant: David Dedek 25 January 1971 Slovenia Slovenia
