LKS Nieciecza
Termalica Bruk -Bet Nieciecza KS is a Polish football club based in the small Polish town Żabno.
History
The club was founded in 1922 on the initiative of returning from the First World War soldier and was one of the first football clubs in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. During the Second World War, the club was allowed under the German occupation not maintain its gaming operations. After the Second World War, took the game operation in 1946 again. In the 1980s, the association of the Klasa C was able to rise above the Klasa B in the Klasa A, the eight highest Polish league. From 2004 to 2010 managed the club each year, with the exception of the 2004/05 season to rise. Thus the association in seven seasons succeeded the walkover of the eighth division in the subprime first league. In the first season 2010/11 the club finished in 14th place, so that the descent could be avoided by a single point.
On 26 August 2007, the current stadium of the club was officially opened. The Opening Match of LKS Bruk -Bet Nieciecza against Poprad Muszyna (3-0). The stadium Bruk -Bet bears, as well as the club, the sponsor Bruk -Bet behalf.
Previous names of the club were:
- 1946 - LZS Nieciecza
- From 2004 - LKS Nieciecza
- From second half 2004/ 05 - LKS Bruk -Bet Nieciecza
- From 2009 - Bruk -Bet Nieciecza
- Since 17 March 2010 - Termalica Bruk -Bet Nieciecza KS
Achievements
- Promotion to the 1st League: 2010
Football Division
The senior team of the club has been playing the 2010/11 season in the second division of the Polish Football Association, in the first league.
Current squad
As of May 17, 2013
22 Poland Maciej Budka 12 Poland Sebastian Nowak 0 - Poland Maciej Pochroń
05 Poland Jakub Czerwiński 27 Poland Dariusz Jarecki 02 Poland Michał Nalepa 06 Poland Karol Piątek 29 Poland Łukasz Pielorz 17 Slovenia Dalibor Pleva 26 Poland Damian Skołorzyński
20 Poland Jakub Biskup 14 Poland Piotr Ceglarz 13 Slovakia Vojtech Horváth 19 Poland Krzysztof Kaczmarczyk 03 Poland Krzysztof Lipecki 15 Poland Maciej Maślany 09 Poland Dariusz Pawlusiński 11 Poland Damian Piotrowski 0 - Poland Krzysztof Wrzosek
21 Poland Emil Drozdowicz 10 Poland Andrzej Rybski 07 Poland Szymon Sobczak 23 Poland Łukasz Szczoczarz 25 Poland Jakub Wróbel
Well-known former players
- Łukasz Cichos Poland
- Ľuboš Hajdúch Slovakia
- David Kwiek Poland Canada
- Piotr Towarnicki Poland