Peoples Sport Club Volley Chrzastowice

Country

Poland

Name

Ludowy Klub Chrząstowice Sportowy Volley

Type of organization

Sports Club

Address

ul. Pawlety 26 46-053 Suchy Bór

Members

80

About

Founded in January 2021, Volley Chrząstowice is a dynamic sports club based in Chrząstowice commune, Opole Voivodeship, Poland. With 80 active members, the club is dedicated to promoting physical activity by encouraging people of all ages to engage in volleyball and beach volleyball.

The club operates volleyball and beach volleyball sections for amateurs, children, youth, and league players, ensuring a welcoming environment for everyone, from beginners to experienced athletes.

Main areas of expertise:

  • Organizing and participating in beach volleyball competitions.
  • Implementation of sports projects at local, national, and international levels to promote volleyball and beach volleyball.
  • Training programs for children, teenagers, and adults, fostering the next generation of volleyball players.
  • Active involvement in sports competitions across different levels, from local to international tournaments.

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Team

Men Players

Michał Nalborski

Michał Nalborski

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Jakub Korczyk

Jakub Korczyk

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Baniak Bartłomiej Jerzy

Baniak Bartłomiej Jerzy

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Adrian Sdebel

Adrian Sdebel

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Women Players

Daria Aleksandra Drzewińska

Daria Aleksandra Drzewińska

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Agata Tychoń

Agata Tychoń

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Anna Iwandżijska

Anna Iwandżijska

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Urszula Anna Skowrońska

Urszula Anna Skowrońska

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Team Leaders

Anna Klimek

Anna Klimek

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Marta

Marta

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Junior Players

Mateusz Morzyk

Mateusz Morzyk

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Luiza Koczwara

Luiza Koczwara

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Marcelina Jaszczyk

Marcelina Jaszczyk

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Aleksander Mroz

Aleksander Mroz

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