Sala Sporturilor

Constanța, Romania

Formerly: Sala Sporturilor

On the map

Cluj-Napoca, Sala Sporturilor "Horia Demian" (Splaiul Independenţei nr.6) The original uploader was Istvánka at Hungarian Wikipedia . · CC BY-SA 3.0

Satellite view NASA World Wind · Public domain

Sala Sporturilor opened its doors in 1960, a date confirmed by multiple local records, and has remained a fixture of the city's sporting life since.

The capacity is modest, holding 1,500 spectators for basketball. The hall changed its name in 2022, becoming Sala Sporturilor „Simona Amânar”. The change was formal, though the old name persists in everyday use.

Tenants have come and gone like visitors to a hotel. Before them, BC Farul Constanța played here for fourteen years, from 2000 to 2014. The venue has also hosted matches for CSM Constanța.

Who plays here

CSM Targu Mures 77 matches
CSM Constanța 72 matches
Targu Jiu Women 67 matches
CSU Târgu Mureș Women 38 matches
Targu Mures Women 3 matches

Recent matches here

Date	Match	Score
24 Oct	CSU Târgu Mureș Women — Stiinta Bucuresti Women	3:0
22 Oct	CSM Targu Mures — BC Steaua București	92:89
18 Oct	Targu Jiu Women — Ramnicu Valcea Women	23:31
18 Oct	Targu Mures Women — Corona Brașov Women	25:37
13 Oct	CSM Constanța — Potaissa Turda	17:25
10 Oct	CSM Targu Mures — Voluntari CSM	85:91
4 Oct	Targu Jiu Women — Iasi Women	31:19
4 Oct	Targu Mures Women — CSM Slatina Women	25:30