Hala Sportowa OSiR Zawiszów im. Haliny Aszkiełowicz-Wojno

Hala Sportowa OSiR Zawiszów im. Haliny Aszkiełowicz-Wojno sits in the Osiedle Zawiszów district of Świdnica, Poland, tucked alongside Szkoła Podstawowa nr 1. It is an indoor sports hall. The name honours Halina Aszkiełowicz-Wojno, a volleyball player who won bronze at the 1968 Mexico Olympics. The city council chose her in August 2019, and the official renaming ceremony followed on September 22 of that year, during the 9th All-Poland Volleyball Tournament named after Tadeusz Ząbek. Before that, locals simply called it Hala Zawiszów or Hala Sportowa Zawiszów. No other former name exists in the record.

The hall’s capacity is 560, a figure confirmed by a local article from June 2021. The surface is a PVC sports covering laid over a wooden panel base, a standard setup for multi-purpose indoor halls in Poland. It has seen repairs; a flooring replacement was completed in 2012, and a larger modernization project was scheduled for 2025, aiming to remove the worn covering and damaged wood. The hall hosts volleyball, handball, basketball, and chess tournaments, along with other community events. Some reviews from 2017 to 2023 suggest the facility has seen better days, noting that Świdnica lacks a truly modern hall.

The address is ul. Galla Anonima 1a, and it falls under the management of OSiR Świdnica, whose website lists booking options and operating hours.