Editing Sopot (section)

== Sports ==
[[File:GdanskSopot ErgoArena 20110603.jpg|thumb|[[Ergo Arena]] is the main sports venue in Sopot]]
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There are many popular professional sports teams in Sopot and the tri-city area. The most popular in Sopot today is probably basketball thanks to the award-winning [[Prokom Trefl Sopot]]. Amateur sports are played by thousands of Sopot citizens, as well as in schools of all levels (elementary, secondary, and university). Sopot held the [[IAAF World Indoor Championships in Athletics|IAAF World Indoor Championships]] in [[2014 IAAF World Indoor Championships|2014]].
* [[Prokom Trefl Sopot]] - men's basketball team, six times Polish Champion, who played in the [[Euroleague]], before relocating to [[Gdynia]], since 2009 replaced by [[Trefl Sopot]], also playing in the [[Polish Basketball League]].
* Idea Prokom Open - [[Association of Tennis Professionals|ATP]] and [[Women's Tennis Association|WTA]] tennis tournament held in August. [[Rafael Nadal]] and [[Flavia Pennetta]] won in 2004.
* [[Ogniwo Sopot]] is a rugby club, founded in 1965. Since the 80s, Ogniwo is one of the most successful Polish rugby teams. They were undefeated since 1989 to 1993, with Edward Hodura as a coach.
* [[PDP Ogniwo Sopot]] - men's football club.
* Sopot was the training base for the [[Republic of Ireland national football team|Republic of Ireland]] during the [[Euro 2012]].