AZS Poznan Women

Alias: AP Poznan Women
Leagues Played: Poland 1 Liga Women 89 Poland Central League Women 22 Poland SuperLiga Women 3

Fixtures

Poland Central League Women	05/04 18:00	21	Gdynia Women vs AP Poznan Women	-	View
Poland Central League Women	05/11 18:00	22	AP Poznan Women vs SPR Sambor Tczew Women	-	View

Results

Poland Central League Women	04/28 13:00	20	AP Poznan Women v UKS Dzewiatka Legnica Women	W	29-26
Poland Central League Women	04/21 15:00	19	Korona Kielce Women v AP Poznan Women	W	32-34
Poland Central League Women	04/06 13:00	13	^[6] AZS Poznan Women v MTS Zory Women ^[2]	L	28-33
Poland Central League Women	03/29 17:00	15	^[5] KS APR Radom Women v AZS Poznan Women ^[6]	W	27-28
Poland Central League Women	03/23 18:00	18	AP Poznan Women v Sosnica Gliwice Women	W	33-29
Poland Central League Women	03/16 19:00	17	Handball Warszawa Women v AP Poznan Women	W	27-30
Poland Central League Women	03/09 16:00	16	AP Poznan Women v Pogon Szczecin Women	L	23-24
Poland Central League Women	02/17 19:00	14	Jelenia Gora Women v AP Poznan Women	L	33-32
Poland Central League Women	02/03 16:00	12	Ruch Chorzow Women v AP Poznan Women	L	36-26
Poland Central League Women	01/27 16:00	11	SPR Sambor Tczew Women v AP Poznan Women	L	32-26
Poland Central League Women	01/20 16:00	10	AP Poznan Women v Gdynia Women	L	24-33
Poland Central League Women	01/13 14:00	9	UKS Dzewiatka Legnica Women v AP Poznan Women	W	26-31

AZS Poznan Women is a professional handball team based in Poznan, Poland. The team was founded in 1946 and has since become one of the most successful women's handball teams in Poland. The team competes in the Polish Women's Handball Superliga, which is the top tier of women's handball in Poland.

The team is known for its strong defense and fast-paced offense, which is led by a talented group of players. The team's roster includes some of the best handball players in Poland, including Agnieszka Kocela, Martyna Kowalczyk, and Katarzyna Janiszewska.

AZS Poznan Women has won numerous titles and awards over the years, including the Polish Women's Handball Superliga championship in 2009 and 2010. The team has also competed in international competitions, such as the EHF Cup and the Challenge Cup.

The team's home arena is the Hala Arena, which has a seating capacity of 5,500 spectators. The team has a strong fan base and is supported by passionate fans who attend their games and cheer them on.

Overall, AZS Poznan Women is a highly respected and successful handball team that continues to compete at the highest level of women's handball in Poland.