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April 11, 2001
Jakub R Kumoch
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Nothing can stop Pocztowiec's players from putting dozens more goals past their rivals. On Saturday and Sunday Poznan team crashed Siemianowice (from Upper Silesia, southern Poland) 8:0 and 2000 vice-champions Polonia Sroda Wielkopolska 8:1. In seven matches Pocztowiec, who will represent Poland this month in the Winners Cup (13-16 April in Hertogenbosch, Nederlands), scored 67 goals for an average of 9.6 per game.
Meanwhile their local rivals from military Grunwald lost their first points drawing on Sunday in the northern Polish rural area of Paluki with an ambitious team of LKS Rogowo. The match was played on a grass surface in a heavy rain, and this is the only explanation the title-holders have in their defence. But the day before the Poznan team had great difficulties as well, this time playing against the other team from Paluki - LKS Gasawa. Finally, Jerzy Joskowiak's players won the rural club 2:0.
Recently Grunwald has lost their two players - both national squad members which took part at Sydney Olimpic Games. Pawel Jakubiak went to play in Italian HC Torino, while Aleksander Korcz signed a contract with Australian Adelaide Seacliff.
Results:
Saturday, 7th April
LKS Gasawa - Grunwald Poznan 0:2 (0:1)
LKS Rogowo - Lech Poznan 1:1 (1:0)
Pocztowiec Poznan - MKS Siemianowice 8:0 (3:0)
Lipno Steszew - Polonia Sroda Wlkp. 0:6 (0:3)
Start Gniezno - Pomorzanin Torun 0:1 (0:1)
Sunday, 8th April
Rogowo - Grunwald 0:0
Gasawa - Lech 0:0
Pocztowiec - Polonia 8:1 (4:0)
Lipno - Siemianowice 1:1 (0:1)
(games played, W-D-L, goals for:against, points)
1. Grunwald Poznan 9 8-1-0 31:5 25
2. Pocztowiec Poznan 7 7-0-0 67:4 21
3. Polonia Sroda Wlkp. 7 4-0-3 16:17 12
4. Pomorzanin Torun 7 3-2-1 14:21 11
5. Gasawa 9 2-4-3 5:14 10
6. Siemianowice 7 2-2-3 6:19 8
7. Start Gniezno 7 2-1-4 13:14 7
8. Rogowo 9 1-2-6 9:37 5
9. Lipno Steszew 7 1-1-5 5:25 4
10. Lech Poznan 7 0-3-4 10:20 3
Jakub R. Kumoch
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