Klaudia Sosnowska has written her name into the history of Polish women's basketball by celebrating her 331st appearance in the top tier of the league on October 11, 2026. This date coincided with the 20th anniversary of her debut in the Ekstraklasa (top division), which took place exactly twenty years earlier, on October 11, 2006. At the time, the sixteen-year-old player faced the country's best teams for the first time, embarking on a long and fruitful career. Polonia Warszawa's anniversary match against PGE Wisła Kraków ended with a 77:73 victory for the home team, providing Sosnowska with an opportunity to celebrate two decades of sports activity.

Fan Appreciation and Statistics

Polonia Warszawa fans did not miss this unique anniversary, organizing special actions to honor the basketball player. In Kraków, after the conclusion of the anniversary match, fans presented the player with a bouquet of twenty roses. Further thanks were expressed two weeks later during the home game against MB Zagłębie Sosnowiec. The club's supporters prepared a special atmosphere on the stands, and the club gave Sosnowska a commemorative gift. In this match, the "Black Shirts" (Czarne Koszule) recorded an exciting 81:79 victory, while the honoree put up 7 points, including two successful three-pointers.

Before Sosnowska played her 331st game, her top-flight record comprised 330 matches, during which she scored 1,672 points, grabbed 905 rebounds, and dished out 424 assists. Such an impressive longevity at the highest level is rare, underscoring the uniqueness of her career. The basketball player has been associated with Warsaw for years, now in her eighth consecutive season with the club.

Sports Achievements and Recognition

Klaudia Sosnowska's record extends far beyond club competitions in Poland. In her sports career, she won the Polish championship title twice, in the 2009 and 2010 seasons, while representing Lotos Gdynia. On the international stage, and particularly in 3x3 basketball, she achieved a historic success by winning a bronze medal at the European Championships in 2022. Her dedication and popularity among the capital's residents were also recognized by the city – in 2022, as part of the 23rd Plebiscit (Poll) of the City of Warsaw, she was chosen as the Most Popular Athlete of Warsaw.

The current form of the club and the entire league also contributes to maintaining a high level of excitement. At the start of the current season, Polonia Warszawa is showing very good results, occupying a position in the top of the PGE Basket Women's League table. The team has a record of five wins and one loss in six matches played. Fans and players have even more competition ahead, given the announced start of participation in the Central European Women League (CEWL) at the end of November.