of the popular motorcycle speedway club WTS Sparta Wrocław, four-time Polish Champion. A marathon takes place in Wrocław every year in September. Wrocław also hosts the Wrocław Open, a professional tennis tournament that is part of the ATP Challenger Tour. Men's sports Śląsk Wrocław: men's football team, Polish Championship in Football 1977, 2012; Polish Cup winner 1976, 1987; Polish SuperCup winner 1987, 2012; Polish League Cup winner 2009. Now in Ekstraklasa (Polish Premier League). Śląsk Wrocław (previous names: BASCO Śląsk Wrocław, ASCO Śląsk Wrocław, Bergson Śląsk Wrocław, Era Śląsk Wrocław, Deichmann Śląsk Wrocław, Idea Śląsk Wrocław, Zepter Idea Śląsk Wrocław, Zepter Śląsk Wrocław, Śląsk ESKA Wrocław, PCS Śląsk Wrocław, WKS Śląsk Wrocław)—men's basketball team, 18 times Polish Champion, six times runner-up, 15 times third place; 12 times Polish Cup winner. Śląsk Wrocław: men's handball team, 15-time Polish Champion. WTS Sparta Wrocław: motorcycle speedway team, four-time Polish Champion. Gwardia Wrocław: volleyball team, three-time Polish Champion. KS Rugby Wrocław: rugby union team. Panthers Wrocław: American football team. Panthers joined European League of Football (ELF) which is an eight-team professional league, the first league in Europe since the demise of NFL Europe. The Panthers will start playing games against teams from Germany and Spain in June 2021. Women's sports WKS Śląsk Wrocław (formerly KŚ AZS Wrocław): women's football team. AZS AWF Wrocław: women's handball team. AZS AE Wrocław: women's table tennis team. Ślęza Wrocław: women's basketball team. Notable people Alois Alzheimer, psychiatrist and neuropathologist Adolf Anderssen, chess master Đorđe Andrejević-Kun, painter Natalia Avelon, actress Max Berg, architect Max Bielschowsky, neuropathologist Dietrich Bonhoeffer, theologian, anti-Nazi dissident Edmund Bojanowski, blessed of the Catholic Church Max Born, theoretical physicist and mathematician, Nobel laureate Leszek Czarnecki, businessman Hermann von Eichhorn, Prussian field marshal Artur Ekert, physicist Hermann Fernau, lawyer Władysław Frasyniuk, politician Jolanta Fraszyńska, actress Hans Freeman, biochemist Henryk Gulbinowicz, archbishop Jerzy Grotowski, theater director Klaudia Jachira, politician and comedian Zygmunt Haas, computer scientist Fritz Haber, chemist and Nobel laureate Jan Hartman, philosopher Felix Hausdorff, mathematician Mirosław Hermaszewski, astronaut Hubert Hurkacz, tennis player Lech Janerka, musician Carl Gotthard Langhans, architect Clara Immerwahr, chemist Alfred Kerr, German-Jewish critic Hedwig Kohn, notable female physicist August Kopisch, poet Arthur Korn, physicist, mathematician and inventor Urszula Kozioł, poet Heinrich Gerhard Kuhn, physicist Marek Krajewski, writer and linguist Wojciech Kurtyka, mountaineer Aleksandra Kurzak, operatic soprano Olaf Lubaszenko, actor and film director Hugo Lubliner, dramatist Mata, rapper Aharon Mor, Polish-born Israeli civil servant