Cuprum Lubin








































Cuprum Lubin
Full name Cuprum Lubin Spółka Akcyjna
Founded 2001
Ground HWS RCS w Lubinie
ul. Odrodzenia 28B
59-300 Lubin
(Capacity: 4,000)
Chairman Dariusz Biernat
Manager Marcelo Fronckowiak
League PlusLiga
Website Club home page
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Championships
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Cuprum Lubin – is a Polish professional volleyball team, based in Lubin. The club was promoted to the highest level of Polish volleyball league - PlusLiga in 2014.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Coaches


  • 2 Team


  • 3 Notable players


  • 4 References


  • 5 See also





Coaches




















Poland Paweł Szabelski
2014–2017
Romania Gheorghe Creţu
2017–2018
France Patrick Duflos
2018–present
Brazil Marcelo Fronckowiak


Team































































































Team roster - season 2017/2018
No.
 Name
 Date of birth
 Position
2
Poland Łukasz Kaczmarek
 29 June 1994 outside hitter
3
Estonia Keith Pupart
 19 March 1985 outside hitter
5
Poland Adam Michalski
 24 December 1988 middle blocker
6
Serbia Miloš Terzić
 13 June 1987 outside hitter
7
Poland Maciej Gorzkiewicz
 16 February 1984 setter
8
Poland Adrian Patucha
 25 June 1983 opposite
9
Estonia Robert Täht
 15 August 1993 outside hitter
10
Poland Dawid Gunia
 1 January 1987 middle blocker
11
Poland Filip Biegun
 21 May 1996 outside hitter
12
Poland Przemysław Smoliński
 27 November 1992 middle blocker
13
Slovakia Michal Masný
 14 August 1979 setter
16
Poland Piotr Hain
 26 February 1991 middle blocker
17
Poland Marcin Kryś
 15 January 1983 libero
18
Poland Bartosz Makoś
 1 August 1998 libero
Head coach: Patrick Duflos
Assistant: Tomasz Wasilkowski




















































































































































































































































































































































































Notable players




  • 2013–2015 Poland Łukasz Kadziewicz


  • 2014–2015 Poland Marcel Gromadowski


  • 2015–2016 Poland Marcin Możdżonek


  • 2014–2017 Poland Grzegorz Łomacz


  • 2015–2017 Germany Marcus Böhme


  • 2017–present Serbia Miloš Terzić




References





  1. ^ Jesteśmy w elicie - ks.cuprum.pl - 27-05-2014




See also



  • Volleyball in Poland

  • Sports in Poland












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