Centre of Sports in Jonava

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Centre of Sports in Jonava
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Centre of Sports in Jonava
Location Jonava, Lithuania
Coordinates 55°04′22″N24°16′37″E / 55.07278°N 24.27694°E / 55.07278; 24.27694
Capacity Basketball: 500
Tenants
BC Malsta
Achema-KKSC

Centre of Sports in Jonava is an indoor sporting center in Jonava, Lithuania. It holds a boxing base, a pool, a table tennis base, a gym and a main ground. [1] The sporting center also holds basketball and volleyball competitions.

In 2014, the Centre hosted the playoffs for the Baltic Women's Volleyball League.

The Jonava indoor arena will be replaced with the Jonava Arena (planned to open 2014–2016, capacity: 3,000).

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