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PGE Turów Zgorzelec Leagues PLK
EurocupFounded 1948 History KS Górnik Turoszów
(1948-1961)
KS Turów Zgorzelec
(1961-2006)
KKS Turów Zgorzelec S.A.
(2006-Present)Arena Centrum Sportowe
(1,300 seats)Location Zgorzelec, Poland Team colors Green and Black
President Jan Michalski
(since November 2008)Head coach Jacek Winnicki
(since July 2010)Championships Website Official Website Uniforms PGE Turów Zgorzelec is a Polish professional basketball team that is based in Zgorzelec. The club plays in the Polska Liga Koszykówki (DBE) and the Eurocup.[1] The club's home court is Centrum Sportowe (since 1986).
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History
Founded in 1948 as a multi-sports club, the basketball section was created in 1964. The club was promoted to the Polish Premier League in 1978. After one season in the top division, Turów played in the lower Polish leagues for 25 years. The club won the Polish second division title in 2004, and was them promoted to up to the Polish first division once again.
Seasons
- 2010-11
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- 2009-10
- The 5th place - (PLK)
- 2008-09
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- 2007-08
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- 1/4 ULEB Cup
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- 2006-07
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- The 2nd place (PLK Finals) -
- 2005-06
- The 7th place - (PLK)
- 2004-05
- The 4th place - (PLK)
Roster
Season 2010-11
- Guards:
Torey Thomas
Bartosz Bochno
David Jackson
Oskar Bukowiecki
Ivan Koljevic
- Forwards:
Robert Tomaszek
Michal Kuebler
Michal Gabinski
Konrad Wysocki
Mateusz Jarmakowicz
- Centers:
- Head Coach:
Roster updated 02-20-2011Notable players
Michał Chyliński
Thomas Kelati
David Logan
Andrzej Pluta
Krzysztof Roszyk
Robert Witka
Adam Wójcik
Yann Mollinari
Andrés Rodríguez
Dragiša Drobnjak
Michael Ansley
Tyus Edney
Justin Gray
Chris Johnson
Jarryd Loyd
Kevinn Pinkney
TJ Thompson
Brandon Wallace
Michael Wright
External links
- Official Website (Polish)
References
- ^ PGE Turow - Welcome to Eurocup, eurocupbasketball.com, accessed 18 February 2011.
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