GKS Tychy
www.gkstychy.info
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Name: Stadion Zimowy (Winter Stadium)
Opened: 1968 (renovated 2009)
Address: ul. de Gaulle'a 2 43-100 Tychy, Poland
Capacity: 2535
The ice arena in Tychy was built in 1968, in 1974 the surface was roofed, and four years later the walls and stands were built. In 1992 the cooling system was modernized and the ice surface and the piping system were replaced. In 2007, the ice rink underwent a major renovation. The façades of the building were changed - the concrete pylons were refreshed, but the glazing, contrasting with them, was replaced with curtain walls.
Honours
National titles
(4): 2005, 2015, 2018, 2019
European championships or greatest European accomplishments
Continental Cup 3rd place (1): 2016
Last Seasons
2023-24: 3rd regular season, semi-finals
2022-23: 3rd regular season, league finals
2021-22: 5th regular season, semi-finals
2020-21: 1st regular season, semi-finals
2019-20: 1st regular season, playoffs cancelled, CHL regular season
About club
GKS Tychy was founded in 1971 and has played its home games at Stadion Zimowy (Winter Stadium) in Tychy. The beginning was really though and the first significant success came in the 21st century - winning the Polish Cup in 2001 and the first Polish Championship in 2005. After 13 years, we can proudly say that we are one of the most successful clubs in Poland. We are the first Polish team to win the Polish Cup three years in a row and have never lost a Polish Cup final (10). We are also the first Polish club to win a medal at a major European tournament - third place at the IIHF Continental Cup 2015-16. In our team has produced great players like Mariusz Czerkawski and Krzysztof Oliwa.
