Stal Rzeszów (multi-sports club)
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ZKS Stal Rzeszów is a multi-sports club, currently known for its association football and motorcycle speedway sections, although with successes in diving and wrestling as well.
Acrobatic gymnastics
The club possesses an acrobatics section.
Association football
Founded in 1944 as one of the first sections of the club. They won the Polish Cup in 1975, and despite limited success overall, remains a popular club in the city.
Boxing
The boxing section of the club boast several national championship medals, and boasts professional boxer Łukasz Różański.
Cycling
The club possesses a cycling section.
Diving
History
The diving section of the ZKS Stal Rzeszów club, was established in 1985. Then, coach Ryszard Wojtaszewski selected several children from the acrobatics section with whom he began training at the pool. The first successes came in the first year of the section's existence, when Marta Tomkiewicz won the second place in the springboard jumping competition at the 12th National Youth Spartakade. In the following years, the section developed very dynamically, bringing up many great athletes.
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