Hala Zespołu Szkół Rolniczo-Technicznych

The Hala Zespołu Szkół Rolniczo-Technicznych does not stand as a monument to the game, but as a working part of a small town in Poland. It sits at ul. Sienkiewicza 17 in Zwoleń. What makes this place different from the identical halls down the road is its quiet history of service. It opened in 1995, but marks the beginning of its life as a community hub.

The building was not built for spectacle. It was built for function. A renovation completed in 2021 tightened things up. The work cost roughly 945,000 PLN: new doors, a photovoltaic installation, and a general effort to keep the structure standing strong. The exact capacity is not found in available sources, but match reports show crowds of about 100 to 220 people.

The court inside is synthetic, a standard surface for indoor play. It hosts the men’s handball club Enea Orlęta Zwoleń, who compete in the I Liga Regionalna. The hall also serves as a polling station, a reminder that this is a civic space first and a sports venue second.

There are no records of former names for the hall. It has consistently been referred to by the name of the school it is attached to. No notable finals or international events have been held here.