Leisure and sports club Titmaras

Country

Lithuania

Name

Laisvalaikio ir sporto klubas "TITMARAS"

Type of organization

Sports Club

Address

A. Kulviecio st. 21-2, Jonava, Lithuania, 55210

Members

15

About

TITMARAS is an amateur volleyball club based in Jonava, Lithuania, dedicated to promoting volleyball among enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. The club offers training sessions, friendly matches, and actively participates in local tournaments, fostering a vibrant volleyball community in the region.

Founded on May 10, 2013, TITMARAS has a strong tradition of organizing indoor volleyball tournaments in winter and beach volleyball competitions in summer. The club also hosts sports events, attracts players from different cities, and actively promotes volleyball both locally and beyond.

Every season, TITMARAS strives to welcome new players and build a strong team that competes successfully in various tournaments.

With experience in organizing sports events and promoting an active and healthy lifestyle, the club plays a key role in the Lithuanian volleyball scene.

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Team

Men Players

Tomas Kureiša

Tomas Kureiša

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Gytis Pumputis

Gytis Pumputis

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Eimantas Zavistanavicius

Eimantas Zavistanavicius

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Zilvinas Galimovas

Zilvinas Galimovas

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Women Players

Jovita Pinkeviciene

Jovita Pinkeviciene

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Greta Ergardt

Greta Ergardt

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Rita Lisauskiene

Rita Lisauskiene

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Aira Kauniete

Aira Kauniete

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Team Leaders

Eimante Uselyte

Eimante Uselyte

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Simona Skorupske

Simona Skorupske

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Junior Players

Rusne Markeviciute

Rusne Markeviciute

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Odri Visumirskyte

Odri Visumirskyte

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Titas Ivanauskas

Titas Ivanauskas

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Haroldas Semiota

Haroldas Semiota

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