Heko Czermno

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KS Heko Czermno is a Polish football club based in Czermno, Poland.

Heko was founded in 1998. Its current coach is Janusz Białek. It achieved 1st place in the 3rd division in season 2004/2005 and was promoted to the 2nd division in season 2005/2006.

1 General information
2 Club history
3 See also
4 External link

[edit] General information

Full name: Klub Sportowy Heko Czermno
Founded: 1998
Team colours: red-blue-white-golden
Address: ul. Osnowa 99a, 26-260 Czermno
Telephone & fax: (+48 44) 787 30 00 (tel.), (+48 44) 787 34 21 (fax)
WWW: www.heko.com.pl/heko-sport
Stadium:

Capacity: 2 000 (1 500 seating)

Size: 110 m x 72 m

Chairman: Henryk Konieczny
Vicechairman: Stanisław Michalski
Director - treasurer: Mariola Konieczna
Coach: Janusz Białek (since 20 of June 2005)
Manager: Grzegorz Pawlik
Masseur: Bartłomiej Krawczyk
Doctor: Dariusz Mika
Chaplain: priest Jerzy Rozmysłowski

[edit] Club history

1998/99: klasa B, 1st place
1999/00: klasa A, 1st place
2000/01: klasa okręgowa, 2nd place
2001/02: IV liga, 4th place
2002/03: IV liga, 1st place
2003/04: III liga, 3rd place
2004/05: III liga, 1st place
2005/06: II liga

[edit] See also

[edit] External link

Official website

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