Recognition to 90 year-old Budaorsi Sports Club

In the year of 90th birthday Budaorsi Sports Club received a fantastic recognition. Hungary’s leading journal, the National Sport selected Champions League silver medal as one of the most positive 10 sports experiences of Hungarian sport in 2013. Ac,

In the year of 90th birthday Budaorsi Sports Club received a fantastic recognition. Hungary’s leading journal, the National Sport selected Champions League silver medal as one of the most positive 10 sports experiences of Hungarian sport in 2013.

According to the sport journalists’ decision, Budaorsi is among popular and famous Hungarian sport athletes and teams such as Katinka HOSSZÚ World Swimming Champion, the World Champion Hungarian men’s epee team, Danuta KOZAK World Champion in kayak and a Champions handball League winner Győr .

This is a fantastic recognition not only for the local table tennis teams, but also for Budaörs.

The year of jubilee for Budaörs Sport Club could not have started more beautiful.

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