Hungary national American football team

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Hungary Hungarian National American Football Team
NicknamesTeam Hungary
SportGridiron football
Founded2013
LeagueMAFSZ
DivisionIFAF Europe
StadiumHidegkuti Nándor Stadion, Budapest
Head coach
  • Hungary Vilmos Grátz
Websitewww.mafsz.org
Uniforms

The Hungarian National American Football Team is the official American football senior national team of Hungary. They are organized by the Hungarian American Football Association (Magyar Amerikai Football Szövetség, MAFSZ). They get their players from teams of the Hungarian American Football League, mostly from the Budapest Wolves (26), Budapest Cowbells (16) and (6 participants).

History[]

The Hungarian national team was founded in 2013. The head coach was , the offensive coordinator is István Kovács, and the defensive coordinator was . They played their first game with Czech Republic in Budapest, where they lost 7–26. In 2015, they participated in the first round of the qualifying round for 2018 European Championship against Serbia in Voždovac Stadium, Belgrade (0–56).[1]

In 2016 Vilmos Grátz became the HC, the OC remained Kovács, and the DC became László Pacuk. In 2016, they played 2 friendly games against Poland and Belgium.

In 2016, the under 19 team was founded, and they played their first friendly match against .

Matches[]

Date Stadium Opponent Result Occasion
27 September 2015 Budapest, (h) Czech Republic 7–26 (0–2, 0–17, 7–7, 0–0) friendly
11 October 2015 Beograd, Voždovac Stadium (a) Serbia Serbia 0–56 (0–14, 0–21, 0–14, 0–7) EC Qualification
24 September 2016 Székesfehérvár, (h) Poland Poland 23–22 (3–3, 0–13, 0–0, 20–6)[2] friendly
29 October 2016 Székesfehérvár, First Field (h) Belgium 17–20 (3–0, 0–6, 0–7, 14–7)[3] friendly
16 September 2017 Budapest, Hidegkuti Stadium (h) Slovakia 42–3 (0–0, 21–0, 7–0, 14–3)[4] friendly
23 September 2018 Bratislava, Dúbravka Stadium (a) Slovakia 61–0 (30–0, 10–0, 7–0, 14–0) Three Nations Cup
14 October 2018 Budapest, Hidegkuti Stadium (h) Czech Republic 23–15 (7–7, 10–8, 6–0, 0–0)[5] Three Nations Cup
12 October 2019 Budapest, Hidegkuti Stadium (h) Spain Spain 24–7 (14–0, 0–0, 10–0, 0–7)[6] EC Group B
26 October 2019 Beringen, Mijnstadium (a) Belgium 31–7 (3–0, 0–0, 21–7, 7–0)[7] EC Group B
12 September 2021 Székesfehérvár, First Field (h) Israel Israel 44–19 (10–0, 24–7, 3–0, 7–12)[8] EC Group B
6 November 2021 Istanbul, Olympic Stadium (a) Turkey 20–24 (7–0, 0–17, 10–0, 3–7) EC Group B

Roster[]

Squad for 2015 European Championship qualification:

Hungary National American Football Team roster
Quarterbacks
  • Bencsics Márk
  •  [hu]
  • Jordan Vasyl
  • Váry Tamás

Running Backs

  • Cseperkáló Péter
  • Danku Dávid
  • Kövecses Attila
  • Lenner Péter
  • Ratkovics András
  • Roják Richárd

Wide Receivers

  • Becs László
  • Elek Ádám
  • Gecser Máté
  • Kántor Bálint
  • Kocsis Péter
  • Lakatos Bence
  • Madarassy Kristóf
  • Rácz Balázs
  • Storcz András
  • Tokaji Péter
 Offensive Linemen
  • Cseri Zoltán
  • Hartai Gábor
  • Horváth Péter
  • Kovács Ádám
  • Kovács Gábor
  • Menczel Dániel
  • Migály Gergő
  • Pethő Ferenc
  • Siklós Tamás
  • Sőrés László
  • Vághy Ádám

Defensive Linemen

  • Arató Miklós
  • Berzai Lajos
  • Biró Szabolcs
  • Borek Dávid
  • Csányi Balázs
  • Kovács Bence
  • Kovács Sándor
  • Krizsai Botond
  • Nedzelsky Max
  • Novák Gergely
  • Stadler Dániel
  • Szűcs Tibor
 Linebackers
  • Ágota Balázs
  • Bánfi Mihály
  • Becs Péter
  • Harsányi Tamás
  • Mózes Dániel
  • Oláh Richárd
  • Paulenka László
  • Péter Csaba
  • Sap Remy
  • Törzsök Tamás
  • Varga Ferenc
  • Végh Imre

Defensive Backs

  • Deák Balázs
  • Demeter Ádám
  • Kárpáti Balázs
  • Mezei Márk
  • Nemes Nátán
  • Németh Márton
  • Sipos Norbert
  • Szakács Kristóf
  • Szobonya Bence
  • Venczel Tibor
 Inactive List

Roster updated 2016-09-06

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Serbia Demolishes Hungary; Qualifies for Europe Group B".
  2. ^ "Hungary records historic first ever international win". American Football International.
  3. ^ "Team Belgium Edges Hungary, Wins 2nd Game of 2016". American Football International.
  4. ^ "Hungary crushes Slovakia in friendly game". American Football International.
  5. ^ "Team Hungary downs Czech Republic to capture Three Nations Cup". American Football International.
  6. ^ "Hungary earns solid win over Spain in European Championship debut". American Football International.
  7. ^ "Hungary in IFAF European Championship Group B driver's seat after solid road win". American Football International. 2019-10-30.
  8. ^ "Team Hungary routs Team Israel to advance to European Championship Group A". American Football International. 2021-09-14.

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