Be sure Budaorsi is on good way!

December 17, 2013
12:00 am
Champions League Men

Hungarian champion will not play in WECL semis but its manager Krisztina SZVITAN stressed that City of Budaors creates good conditions for much better results in the future Budaorsi 2i SC will not play in 2013/14 Women`s European Champions League semi final but this year is no doubt the best one in club`s history. Szandra PERGEL Dora MADARASZ Cornelia MOLNAR and Maria FAZEKAS are the best in Hungary and second in Europe.

Despite 0-5 score in WECL Group B Budaorsi`s manager Krisztina SZVITAN still believes that the club goes to the right direction: “The year of 2013/2014 in the WECL was not the way we wanted because we will not play in the semifinal or final like last year. Even though the year of 2013 was the most successfull year for the Budaörsi 2iSC. This year we won silver medal in WECL became Hungarian champion second time (woman team) and referring to in our women and man team also we were the most successful club in Hungary. We have a big talent junior age Nandor ECSEKI who was the most successful player in the Hungarian Championship and this year the project for school children is evolving with 260 children every week. This program caught the attention of Hungarian Olympic Committee.”

Krisztina SZVITAN always emphasizes how important is the support of community in this Hungarian city: “We think we are on a good way where is with us one really strong club (Budaörsi Sport Club) with the President Gergely SOMLYÓ and a really strong City of Budaörs with the leaders who love and support sports. This is the key for us for our goal that we want to be more productive and we all know we are able to get more done in WECL and in every case.”

Budaorsi 2i SC plays its last WECL game this season against Linz AG Froschberg at home (December 20th 19h30 CET). It will be reprise of 2013 WECL final.

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