A real Christmas atmosphere was set for Monday night by the festive programme organized by the college. Following the high-quality performance, the best students of the academy for the month of...

The Hungarian women’s handball national team participating at the World Championships held in Japan has a day off on Thursday, after having played four matches.

Fanny Stollár, a Hungarian national champion and a junior Wimbledon champion tennis player is having preparation sessions at the National Academy of Handball for her next tournaments.

The first Lurkó (“Elf”) Santa Claus Cup took place in a cheerful atmosphere, with a musical and singing programme, also including a surprise for the nearly 350 school pupils in attendance.

The Hungarian women's national team starts its World Championship group matches in Japan on Saturday.

It is of great pride for the National Academy of Handball that two former NEKA students, Noémi Pásztor and Petra Vámos will be included in the women's national team at the World Championships starting...

Two former NEKA players, newcomer Petra Vámos and Noémi Pásztor, were also included in the women's national team World Championship squad.

Two of our former students, Noémi Pásztor and Petra Vámos received invitations to join the 18-person squad of the women’s national team for the World Championships.

We awarded our best performing students in the months of September and October on Monday night. As part of an initiative launched last year, based on the recommendations of our coaches, every month...

Two of our former students, Petra Vámos and Noémi Pásztor, have been included in the 28-player squad for the World Championships.

More than 150 experts have indicated their intention to participate in the first open professional day organized by the National Academy of Handball (NEKA) on 11 November in Balatonboglár.

It is often not easy for NEKA students to combine sports and study activities.

Beáta Siti began working with the U15 girls’ team in the summer, and since she has to work with many new players, it takes some time until new playing systems take shape.

The women’s team of Szilárd Kiss jr. has got some serious challenge to master, playing in the second national division this season.

Head coach Zoltán Lehőcz started the new season with a new squad leading the U16 boys’ team of NEKA.

New students coming to the academy have to adapt to the bigger workload and that means a serious task for them.