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波兰大学体育协会(Akademicki Związek Sportowy - AZS)的女子团体运动出现于20世纪第二个十年。在20世纪30年代,女学生队参加了捷克手球、篮球和排球的波兰锦标赛。第二次世界大战后,团队游戏在学术界继续普及。女子参加篮球、手球、排球等校际、校际和国际比赛。最受欢迎的是波兰学术锦标赛和波兰高等教育机构锦标赛。此外,学校代表队还参加了篮球、足球、曲棍球、手球和排球等专业项目的比赛。在职业运动中,最成功的球队是AZS华沙,AZS Wrocław, AZS卡托维兹和AZS波兹纳斯。团体运动在学术界的发展与波兰1945-1989年体育文化管理机构的决策有关。这些指导方针对AZS结构的组织变化和体育竞赛学术模式的形成产生了影响。
Women’s team sports in the activities of the University Sports Association in Poland in 1945–1989
The emergence of women’s team sports in University Sports Association (Akademicki Związek Sportowy – AZS) in Poland took place in the second decade of the 20th century. In the 1930s female student teams competed in Polish championships in Czech handball, basketball and volleyball. After the Second World War, team games continued to be popularized in the academic community. Women participated in university, inter-university and international competitions in basketball, handball and volleyball. A competition had the greatest popularity in of the Academic Polish Championship and the Polish Championship of Higher Education Institutions. In addition, sports teams representing AZS participated in professional sports in basketball, football, field hockey, handball and volleyball. In the professional sport most successes had teams AZS Warsaw, AZS Wrocław, AZS Katowice and AZS Poznań. The development of team sports games in the academic community was related to, among others with the decisions of institutions managing physical culture in Poland in 1945–1989. These guidelines had an impact on organizational changes in the structures of AZS and on shaping the academic model of sports competition.