In February, the tenth, jubilee edition of the County Indoor Football League came to an end. It was held under the patronage of county head Cezary Przybylski. A total of 126 matches were played (in both leagues), with 769 goals scored. Among the first-division teams, Wojska had the most effective attack, scoring 52 goals. In the second division, Warta scored the most goals (48, including as many as 20 by Krzysztof Janowski).
The first-division top-scorer title went to Łukasz Rudyk of Provita-RolPol (he scored 23 goals). The league's best goalkeeper was the team's goalkeeper, Mirosław Walski.
During the competition, the referees showed 35 yellow cards and 5 red cards. The highest score (14–5) was recorded in the Raciborowice-Kolonia match.
The county championship was won by the Provita-Rolpol team, whose squad consisted of: Mirosław Walski, Dariusz Dziki, Dariusz Ginda, Daniel Padewski, Radosław Karpiak, Grzegorz Roman, Mariusz Rostkowski, Dawid Górski, Łukasz Rudyk, Łukasz Sierpina and Adam Turko. The runners-up were Wojska, with the following lineup: Krzysztof Kowalczyk, Krzysztof Orszulik, Wojciech Blicharski, Sławomir Tkacz, Albert Faryna, Tomasz Derewiński, Tomasz Bartosik, Rafał Jazłowiecki, Grzegorz Kmiecik and Bartosz Czyżewski. TDK finished third (Adrian Majcherowicz, Robert Stankowski, Mariusz Pasikowski, Mikołaj Rutkowski, Kamil Makoś, Patryk Kubik, Przemysław Wuzberg, Krzysztof Wuzberg, Krystian Wojdygo, Tomasz Naliński, Marek Kondratowicz and Rafał Kupracz).
Warta won Group A of the second division Warty (with Leszek Kupczak, Rafał Chabiniak, Jacek Kapecki, Zbigniew Krysa, Krzysztof Wołoszyn, Krzysztof Janowski, Sławomir Zawada and Robert Niziałek), while Kanonierzy won Group B (Jarosław Janczyszyn, Mateusz Janczyszyn, Mateusz Mucha, Daniel Biernat, Bartosz Ziaja, Radosław Szajwaj, Mirosław Hałka, Kacper Belica and Krzysztof Czech). Both teams earned promotion to the first division.
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