17 October, a match between BKS and Śląsk Wrocław II took place. Result: 0:0
On the same day, the junior teams played matches against teams from Bogatynia, who were near the top of the league table. The older juniors won 1:0 (the goal was scored by M. Dąbrowski, while Krz. Kozioł was the best player on the team). The younger juniors thrashed their opponents 7:1 and strengthened their position as league leaders.
On 23 October, the older juniors defeated Włókniarz Mirsk 3:1 (best player: M. Dąbrowski), while the younger juniors also won against Mirsk, 2:0.
On 24 October, BKS’s senior team played KP II Wałbrzych. Despite falling behind 0:3, they managed to equalize (2 goals by Poloczek and 1 by Rosik). BKS could have won the match, but failed to convert a penalty in the final minute.
On 31 October, the juniors faced KS Łużyce in Lubań. The younger team drew 1:1, while the older team thrashed their opponents 17:1 (!) On the same day, the senior team played the leader of the International Class, ORZEŁ Ząbkowice. After a fiercely contested, though average-quality match, BKS drew 1:1 (goal by D. Hałka).
On 7 November, BKS lost in Wrocław to Ślęża II. The result was 2:1, with A. Poloczek scoring for BKS; he was later shown a red card for unsporting conduct.
On 11 November, BKS played ROKITA in Brzeg Dolny (second place in the table) and lost 3:2 (BKS goals by D. Hałka and B. Szczęsny).
On 14 November, BKS’s footballers played the match closing the autumn round. Depleted by absences, they lost 0:3 to KARKONOSZE Jelenia Góra, a team competing for promotion to a higher division.
Ultimately, BKS finished ninth in the table with a points ratio of 14:16 and a goal ratio of 24:28. It is worth noting that BKS earned 11 points in its first eight matches, but only three in its final seven.
May the next season be more successful—a wish expressed by the fans and the undersigned to this highly ambitious club.