Hetman Białystok

Present: At present Hetman Bialystok also known as Gwardia Bialystok plays in the IV (4th) League, Division of Podlaskie Wojewodztwo (Voyvodship), and occupies the 11th position with 16 points for 4 wins, 4 ties, and 8 defeats (3—points a win) out of 16 teams. [Foot note # 1]

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Hetman (Gwardia) Bialystok has survived the transfer from the semi--centralized economy of the Polish liberal form of Communist Oligarchy to the fully private economy better than other clubs from the Polish North—East known as Podlasie. Wlokniarz Bialystok was not so fortunate: it plays in the “V (5th) League” or KOS (highest local division) and occupies the 13th place out of 16 teams with 17 points for 5 wins, 2 ties, and 11 defeats. [Foot note # 1]

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Partly Coppied From http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hetman_Bia%C5%82ystok

Goalkeepers Template:Flaga Michał Rynkowski Template:Flaga Tomasz Drozd Template:Flaga Krystian Baluk

Defenders Template:Flaga Michał Brzozowski Template:Flaga Piotr Dec Template:Flaga Tomasz Konończuk Template:Flaga Marcin Koplińsk Template:Flaga Adam Kozłowski Template:Flaga Radosław Korzątkowski Template:Flaga Konrad Lewończuk Template:Flaga Adam Wiński

Midfielders Template:Flaga Jacek Bogdan Template:Flaga Radosław Hawryluk Template:Flaga Grzegorz Kujawski Template:Flaga Igor Lewczuk Template:Flaga Paweł Maziejko Template:Flaga Ryszard Ostrowski Template:Flaga Bartłomiej Romaniuk Template:Flaga Artur Wojtkowski Template:Flaga Artur Woroniecki Template:Flaga Marcin Czaplejewicz Template:Flaga Jan Sidorowicz

Strikers Template:Flaga Pawel Sidorowicz Template:Flaga Paweł Surynowicz Template:Flaga Kamil Wojtkielewicz Template:Flaga Artur Markow

Partly Coppied from: http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hetman_Bia%C5%82ystok Players: [This section needs a writer]

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Past: Gwardia Bialystok was the 1st team from Bialystok, after the World War Two, to advance to the II (2nd) League, but survived only one season (1951-1952) and was relegated to the III (3rd) League. Afterwards, it was Wlokniarz Bialystok, and in the end, Jagiellonia Bialystok that did advance to the II (2nd ) League; in the case of Jagiellonia, the club has made it to the I (1st) League (soon to become Extraclass or Ekstraklasa). After the fall of the Communist Oligarchy during the late 1980's and early 1990's, Hetman Bialystok, as did all teams from Bialystok, suffered financially and suffered relegation as well. In the mean time, the club changed its name from Gwardia to Hetman. The downfall was halted in the IV (4th ) League. [This section needs a writer] Honors: [This section needs a writer] Author of this partial article on Hetman Bialystok: Robert Kolakowski ibn of Stanislaw ibn Jozef; born in Bialystok and living in Elizabeth, New Jersey, 07202; out of Eugenia Kolakowska nee Zielinska “ski vs ska” DOB 28DEC1973 1515 (local Polish time: Central European time).

Sources 1. Polish Soccer Podlasie Regional Association URL: http://podlaskizpn.org/index.php?pid=1 2. Own sources