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Sport news (febr. 17-29)
March 14, 2024
Sport news (febr. 17-29)
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The BGEs completed a successful KEK


This year's KEK Cup was held on the first weekend of March, where BGE students were able to stand on top of the podium in three sports.

In chess, Levente Papp took first place among the professionals.

Running: As the face of KEK, Juli Nagy was able to stand on the top step of the podium in 10 km and in pairs, 15 km.


Volleyball: The BGE women's team finished undefeated at the top of the podium at the end of the two-day tournament. The girls played in the group with teams from ELTE, NKE and the University of Szabadka, and then defeated the SZTE team in the semi-finals. In Saturday's final, Metropolitan University was the opponent, and the BGE girls beat them 2:0.


Team members: Réka Krachler, Angyalka Nagy, Noémi Papp, Dalma Vasady-Kovács, Vivien Czelter, Beatrix Szász, Katalin Galgóczy

Coaches: Blanka Saáry, Edina Varga

 

 

Upbeat results at handball MEFOB


Women's team:

BGE-SZE: 21-41 (11-24)


Last year's podium finisher, the University of Győr, was considered the contender for the duel, and this was proven in the first match. At the beginning of the match, the teams went head-to-head, but after 4-5, led by Balogh Babett (SZE), the Győrs gradually pulled away from their opponents. BBU tried to keep up even with a narrow framework, but could not pick up the fast pace of the University of Győr. By halftime, the visiting team was leading by 13 goals.


In the second half, both teams "experimented" with their line-ups, but important issues were decided from the point of view of advancement. The last 5 goals of the match were scored by Széchenyi University, creating a 20-goal difference.


BBU:

Kata Lukács, Dorottya Pityer, Dalma Marik (6), Emma Göncz (1), Jázmin Kovács, Alexandra Szűcs, Virág Dömötör, Lilla Hegedűs (3), Helga Szijártó (1), Netti Pátrovics (2), Brigitta Hutvágner, Anikó Wunderling (3), Eszter Sugta (3), Tamara Barta (2)


Coaches: Andrea Kemény, Péter Pécsi, Felicián Manazya


SZE:

Gréta Borda, Dominika Gál (11), Ágnes Fehér, Babett Balogh (14), Rebeka Farkas (2), Réka Gutecz (5), Petra Bogáth (1), Dorina Jagodics, Eszter Farkas (2), Lili Lévai (6) , Henriett Németh


Coach: Nikolett Urban

 

Men's team:

Result: BGE-SZE: 38-33 (20-16)


First of all, the passing performances of both teams dominated during the match, and the visiting spectators could see a high-quality and well-paced match.


BGE started the match as a home team should, as they led 5-2 in the 5th period. After that, however, Győr also shook itself up and equalized lightning fast. The second half of the first half brought a more balanced game, but under the leadership of Csongor Csányi, BGE gradually pulled away from its opponent, so it was 20-16 on the scoreboard in the first half.


If BGE started the first half as a home team should, then Győr started the second half as a visiting team should. They made it 5-0 in 5 minutes and took the lead. However, after the time-out from Budapest, the one-goal difference between the two teams became permanent. In the middle of the second half, the home team mercilessly exploited a double man advantage and gained a 3-goal advantage. BGE closed the last few minutes better, so they can expect the rematch with a 5-goal advantage.


BBU:

Dávid Szabad, Manazya Felicián, Noel Szabadi, Tamás Mallinger (5), Oliver Willi (9), Áron Kovács (6), Csongor Csányi (10), Gergő Juhász (1), Martin Fodor (2), Bálint Csákvári, Imre Palatin , Márton Kardos (3), Zsombor Madár (2)


Trainers: Andrea Kemény, Péter Pécsi


SZE:

Benjamin Pedersen, Dávid Korcsmáros, Tamás Rákos (4), Ákos Fábián (2), Levente Juhász (1), Máté Panák (4), Máté Németh, Lukács Botond (2), Kadecsa Botond, Mátyás Sövegjártó (7), Dávid Seres , Péter Pápai, Roland Vidéki, Horváth Botond (4), Renátó Molnár (2), Zalán Lang (7)


Coach: Márton Vitéz