Stadium
Hala PZS nr 4 Wejherowo im. Olimpijczyków Powiatu Wejherowskiego
Wejherowo, Poland
Formerly: Hala PZS nr 4 Wejherowo
The hall sits quietly at the end of ul. Jana III Sobieskiego. It opened in 2018, a date that feels more like a construction deadline than a historical marker, but it carries the name of local Olympians now, which gives the building a different weight.
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The facility hosts the handball club KS Tytani Wejherowo, who compete in the Polish 1. Liga, bringing a level of intensity to the polished floor that matches the modest size of the stand.
** The building serves a dual purpose, hosting school sports events such as volleyball and futsal during the day, but the lighting and layout suggest that evening matches are the primary focus. It is a functional space, awarded "Construction of the Year" in 2018 for its category, but that title fades when the players step onto the court. The renaming in March 2024 to honour athletes from the Wejherowo district adds a layer of local pride to the structure. It is not a temple of sport, but it is a home for the games played within it. The court is ready for the fast breaks and the short corners that define the sport here. Visitors do not come for the architecture; they come to see the team play.Who plays here
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Wejherowo 56 matches
Recent matches here
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Sep | Wejherowo — Grudziadz | 37:46 |
| 13 Sep | Wejherowo — SMS Kwidzyn | 29:34 |
| 29 Apr | Wejherowo — Bydgoszcz | 33:30 |
| 29 Mar | Wejherowo — SMS Kwidzyn | 38:37 |
| 8 Mar | Wejherowo — Grudziadz | 27:33 |
| 22 Feb | Wejherowo — Oborniki | 35:33 |
| 8 Feb | Wejherowo — Olsztyn | 31:32 |
| 14 Dec 2025 | Wejherowo — Wybrzeze Gdansk II | 38:27 |