Club management:
Chairman : Ľubomír Krišica
Club Manager : Roman Vavro
Vice-Chairman : Pavol Kitta
Secretary : Juraj Královič
Treasurer : Jozef Demovič
Audit Committee : Jaroslav Cintavý, Miroslav Buček, Štefan Tanáč
VV Members : Vladimír Miklošovič, Emil Kitta, Marek Daniš
More information about the club's activities can be found at: https://slavojboleraz.webnode.sk
From the history of the Club
According to historical sources and available information, it is considered the origin of TJ Slavoj Boleráz in 1928, in 2018 we celebrated the 90th anniversary of the founding of our club.
In 1933, Ignác Deutsch was the chairman, Žigmund Bróža, deputy, František Matušek, second deputy, Jozef Slamka, managing director, and Armin Weiss, treasurer. These are just official records.
The beginnings of sports life in Boleráz date back to 1927, when the shareholders of the starch factory set up a tennis court for moments of relaxation. Around that time, technicians began playing football. In 1928, football was also played on a makeshift pitch near the church. Ferdinand Loskot, a locksmith apprentice, Ján Banci and Jozef Hluch - bakers' apprentices had bicycles at that time and attended matches in Trnava. A few boys fell on the ball and the first team was formed. In addition to the initiators, the team consisted of: Mikuláš Kelemen, Cyprián Čavara, Zdeněk Justich, František Danišovič, Vendel Vanák, Vendel Pobiecky, Ján Hudec, Gašpar Hudec, Jozef Hudec, Pavol Kitta, Ján Danišovič, Laco Franta, Karol Pristach, Michal Hiner, Emanuel Weiss and others. It must be said here that some players were also from the surrounding villages, where football was not played at that time. Each player had to take care of the basic equipment himself. When the game was technically mastered and harmonized, the Boleráz football players arranged a sports meeting with ŠK Neštich at the suggestion of the fitters from the factory, where players from Smolenice also played. Before the match, both elevens had to pay 2 crowns each, knowing that the sum of 44 crowns would go to the winner. Boleráz won 4: 0. One week later, Boleráz played with the Coburg Trnava players. It turned out that the victory and the money went to Trnava. Before the 1929 and 1930 football seasons, players organized fundraisers. Green and white jerseys and other basic equipment were bought from the money thus obtained. While in 1929 out of fourteen matches, they won two, drew one and lost the rest, in 1932 they recorded 28 wins in thirty matches. When the game was technically mastered and harmonized, at the suggestion of the factory fitters, the Boleráz football players arranged a sports meeting with ŠK Neštich, where players from Smolenice also played. Before the match, both elevens had to pay 2 crowns each, knowing that the sum of 44 crowns would go to the winner. Boleráz won 4: 0. One week later, Boleráz played with the Coburg Trnava players. It turned out that the victory and the money went to Trnava. Before the 1929 and 1930 football seasons, players organized fundraisers. Green and white jerseys and other basic equipment were bought from the money thus obtained. While in 1929 out of fourteen matches, they won two, drew one and lost the rest, in 1932 they recorded 28 wins in thirty matches. When the game was technically mastered and harmonized, at the suggestion of the factory fitters, the Boleráz football players arranged a sports meeting with ŠK Neštich, where players from Smolenice also played. Before the match, both elevens had to pay 2 crowns each, knowing that the sum of 44 crowns would go to the winner. Boleráz won 4: 0. One week later, Boleráz played with the Coburg Trnava players. It turned out that the victory and the money went to Trnava. Before the 1929 and 1930 football seasons, players organized fundraisers. Green and white jerseys and other basic equipment were bought from the money thus obtained. While in 1929 out of fourteen matches, they won two, drew one and lost the rest, in 1932 they recorded 28 wins in thirty matches. where the players from Smolenice also played. Before the match, both elevens had to pay 2 crowns each, knowing that the sum of 44 crowns would go to the winner. Boleráz won 4: 0. One week later, Boleráz played with the Coburg Trnava players. It turned out that the victory and the money went to Trnava. Before the 1929 and 1930 football seasons, players organized fundraisers. Green and white jerseys and other basic equipment were bought from the money thus obtained. While in 1929 out of fourteen matches, they won two, drew one and lost the rest, in 1932 they recorded 28 wins in thirty matches. where the players from Smolenice also played. Before the match, both elevens had to pay 2 crowns each, knowing that the sum of 44 crowns would go to the winner. Boleráz won 4: 0. One week later, Boleráz played with the Coburg Trnava players. It turned out that the victory and the money went to Trnava. Before the 1929 and 1930 football seasons, players organized fundraisers. Green and white jerseys and other basic equipment were bought from the money thus obtained. While in 1929 out of fourteen matches, they won two, drew one and lost the rest, in 1932 they recorded 28 wins in thirty matches. Before the 1929 and 1930 football seasons, players organized fundraisers. Green and white jerseys and other basic equipment were bought from the money thus obtained. While in 1929 out of fourteen matches, they won two, drew one and lost the rest, in 1932 they recorded 28 wins in thirty matches. Before the 1929 and 1930 football seasons, players organized fundraisers. Green and white jerseys and other basic equipment were bought from the money thus obtained. While in 1929 out of fourteen matches, they won two, drew one and lost the rest, in 1932 they recorded 28 wins in thirty matches.
In 1939, Alexander Zachar was the chairman of the Boleráz Sports Club, Ján Banci was the managing director, Anton dusík was the treasurer, and František Danišovič, the vice-chairman.
The period of World War II did not favor the development of football. After the liberation, the sports club was renewed and Pavol Danišovič, Emil Banci and Alojz Černý began to form a new team. In the fifties, domestic colors were defended by: Štefan Klimo, Ján Jurák, Alojz Daniš, Jaroslav Jankovič, Štefan Drdúl, Štefan Kitta, František Miklošovič, Rudolf Mackovčín, Rudolf Kucharovič, Rudolf Nižnanský, František Pekarovič, František Medový, Jaroslav Krchnák, Ján Klimo, Jozef Mackovčín etc. Other players represented: Blažej Vinter, Milan Vanák, Jozef Kormúth, Ján Rajnoha, Pavol Krchnák, František Petranský, František Čavara, Viliam Vinter, Jozef Ulman, Edmund Polakovič, Ján Svrček, Pavol Tomašík, Dezider Horváth, Emil Kitta, Vladimír Justich, Jaroslav Portáš, Jaroslav Franek, Peter Jurkovič, Ivan Ostatník, Ivan Dekan a iní. In the years 1980 - 84 players were coached (and played) by Jozef Franek. At that time, they advanced from III. classes in IA , Miroslav Maco, Jaroslav Horváth, Pavol Minarovič, Ľubomír Krišica, Jaroslav Daniš, Vincent Gaše, Ján Chlaboy, Jozef Polák, Ján Nemček and František Petranský.
Gradually, work related to the completion of the sports complex, fencing the entire complex, the creation of a children's and basketball court and other improvements were carried out. In the eighties, a barrier wall, railings around the playing area, benches and a garage for the bus were added.
In the years 1985 - 1995 they played: Ivan Baxa, Patrik Daniš, Peter Danišovič, Ladislav Peško, Peter Lopaška, Mário Kitta, Jozef Polák, Jaroslav Daniš, Andrej Hulík, Jánoš Šige, Rudolf Mackovčín, Marián Hafrovič, Daniel Krchnák, Pavol Kitta, Jozef Kitta, Miroslav Kováč and others.
