The BKS team earned only 3 points in its next four league matches and is in 6th place in the competition standings.
After recovering from a knee injury, Piotr Rosik returned to the team, scoring 5 goals in the last three matches.
Stanisław Zapiór, captain, player and coach of the BKS football team all in one, has already played 420 league matches, and in the game against Sparta Ziębice he scored one goal for our team. Bravo!
On 25 June, in the match against Śląsk Wrocław, Mr Stanisław Zapiór decided to end his playing career and devote himself to coaching younger footballers. On behalf of BKS Club, I warmly invite you to the meeting, which will be held in Bolesławiec at the stadium on Spółdzielcza Street.
On 20 April, in the quarter-final of the Polish Cup at the provincial level, BKS footballers faced Karkonosze Jelenia Góra and won 2:1 after extra time. The deciding goal was scored by Dariusz Halka in the final minute of extra time.
The football competitions for juniors and youth players are under way. The older juniors won all five matches in the spring and lead the competition standings with a
4-point advantage over the second team. The team's most effective player is Marcin Grzegorzewski, scorer of 16 goals. The younger juniors won 4 matches (out of five), demonstrating very good scoring form (more than 100 goals). The top scorer is Sergiusz Berendt, with 31 goals! The youth players have had mixed fortunes and occupy a mid-table position.
Marcin Graczyk, a youth player from the younger team, scored 11 goals in the last matches, including three occasions when he scored 3 in a single match.
Sebastian Tylutki, Daniel Giza, Łukasz Popek, Paweł Woźniak, Bartłomiej Kubica and Sergiej Berendt were called up to the Jelenia Góra squad from the junior team and will take part in the Lower Silesia macroregion tournament on 14 May.
Wojciech Młocek, the junior team's goalkeeper, has successfully protected the BKS goal for 400 minutes of play on the pitch without conceding a goal.
By winning the secondary-school football competition, students of the Mechanical Technical School qualified for further matches against teams from the Jelenia Góra province. They then defeated Lwówek 3:1 and Kamienna Góra 2:1 and 2:2, reaching the final. We congratulate the ambitious team and its supervising teacher, Mr J. Sobczak, and wish them success in the fight for the title of the best secondary-school football team.