Women soldiers from the 10th Armored Cavalry Brigade in Świętoszów played in the following lineup:
- team captain, Senior Private Anita Laskowska
- Senior Private Paulina Lisowska
- Senior Private Adrianna Biniecka
- Private Klaudia Olszowska.
The remainder of the team consisted of soldiers from across Poland:
- goalkeeper, Private Magdalena Mądra – 4th Zielona Góra Anti-Aircraft Regiment in Leszno
- Private Kamila Bonisławska – 9th Command Battalion in Olsztyn
- Private Klaudia Sobczak – 5th Lubusz Artillery Regiment in Sulechów
- Senior Private Joanna Lebiedź – Training Centre for Engineer and Chemical Forces in Wrocław
- Private Lena Sadowska – Artillery and Armament Training Centre in Toruń
- Private Monika Gniadek – 1st Command Battalion in Lębork.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the competition had to be scaled back. For safety reasons, the sporting event was held without spectators in the stands.
The Polish Armed Forces team defeated the policewomen from the Warsaw Metropolitan Police Headquarters 2:1, winning the gold medal. Kamila Bonisławska and Klaudia Sobczak scored the team’s goals.
Among the invited guests were, among others, Stefan Majewski, sports director of the Polish Football Association, and Andrzej Strejlau, a Polish football and handball player, coach in both sports and television commentator. The organizers’ idea was to commemorate the 95th anniversary of the establishment of the women’s police force, which fell in 2020.
The tournament provided the players with unforgettable emotions, and the victory brought tremendous satisfaction. Their competitive spirit and determination to achieve their goal resulted in success.
The women soldiers:
We thank our superiors for the opportunity to take part in the tournament, as well as the Physical Education and Sports Section of the 5th Chemical Regiment in Tarnowskie Góry.