A graduate of the academy this spring, Lili Herczeg, will be able to re-enter NEKA’s second division (NB I/B) team in the future with a dual license.

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.

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

Three national teams of different age groups hold their respective training camps at the National Academy of Handball this week.

Bernadett Szalay, physiotherapist of NEKA gave two lectures at the congress of the Hungarian Society of Physiotherapists in Eger.

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.

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 team of the National Academy of Handball (NEKA) awaits visitors with interesting features at the 25th Big SportSelector event this weekend at the Merkapt Sportközpont (Sports Centre) in Budapest.

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