The team under the name of NEKA II, comprising mainly U15 girls playing in the youth league, thus above their age group, faces a big challenge this year.

Patryk Rombel, head coach of the Polish national handball team visited Balatonboglár and led negotiations about the possibility of a long-term cooperation.

The sports scientific collaboration between NEKA and the University of Physical Education has been expanded by another chapter.

Zsolt Kopornyik won a league silver medal with the NEKA U16 boys’ team, but for the new season the squad underwent significant changes.

Péter Tóth, right wing player of NEKA and Marcell Gábor, formerly of NEKA and now playing for Budakalász both received invites to join the national team.

The Board of the Hungarian Handball Federation has finalised the coaching staff of all junior and youth national teams for the 2019-2020 season.

The girls’ U16 championship winning team following their gold medal last year can prove their qualities this year in the youth (U18) age group.

Few weeks after winning the youth European Championships, Viktória Woth recalled her memories of the tournament for the website.

The Hungarian women’s U17 national team has become European champion with a faultless record in the town of Celje in Slovenia.

Two days after winning the European title, it slowly dawns on the U17 girls’ team what has actually happened to them.

The European Handball Federation held its referee and delegate course between 25 and 29 May in Balatonboglár.

János Hajdu, Head of Sports of the National Academy of Handball (NEKA) evaluates the 2018/2019 season.

Rostov-Don, one of the best clubs in Europe has chosen the National Academy of Handball (NEKA) in Balatonboglár for five days as the place for their final preparations

Students of the University of Physical Education paid a visit to the National Handball Academy (NEKA) premises in Balatonboglár within the framework of their internship period.

The diagnostic equipment base of the National Academy of Handball (NEKA) has been expanded by another high-tech device, the SIMI three-dimensional motion capture and analysis software