Coach/President of The Year (since 1985/1995)
Year | Coach of the Year | Sport | President of the Year | Sport |
---|---|---|---|---|
1985 | György Mezey | football | - | - |
1986 | Tamás Széchy | swimming | - | - |
1987 | Tamás Széchy | swimming | - | - |
1988 | Tamás Széchy | swimming | - | - |
1989 | Ferenc Török | modern pentathlon | - | - |
1990 | Tamás Széchy | swimming | - | - |
1991 | László Kiss | swimming | - | - |
1992 | László Kiss | swimming | - | - |
1993 | László Kiss | swimming | - | - |
1994 | Tamás Széchy | swimming | - | - |
1995 | Róbert Ludasi | canoe racing | Vilmos Vajda | canoe racing (MKKSZ) |
1996 | László Kiss | swimming | Tamás Széchy | swimming (MÚSZ) |
1997 | László Kiss | swimming | Imre Szántó | boxing (MÖSZ) |
1998 | Pál Németh | athletics | Zoltán Angyal | canoe racing |
1999 | László Kiss | swimming | Dénes Kemény | Men's water polo |
2000 | Nándor Sári | kayak racing | Dénes Kemény | Men's water polo |
2001 | Katalin Rozsnyói | canoe racing | Zoltán Angyal | canoe racing (MKKSZ) |
2002 | Katalin Rozsnyói | canoe racing | Zoltán Angyal | canoe racing (MKKSZ) |
2003 | Katalin Rozsnyói | canoe racing | Dénes Kemény | Men's water polo |
2004 | Katalin Rozsnyói | canoe racing | Dénes Kemény | Men's water polo |
2005 | Katalin Rozsnyói | canoe racing | Tamás Faragó | Women's water polo |
2006 | Katalin Rozsnyói | canoe racing | Zoltán Angyal | canoe racing (MKKSZ) |
2007 | Zoltán Kuhárszky | tennis | Zoltán Angyal | canoe racing (MKKSZ) |
2008 | György Turi | swimming | Dénes Kemény | Men's water polo |
2009 | Lajos Mocsai | handball | Sándor Egervári | Men's U-20 football |
2010 | István Kovács | artistic gymnastics | László Kiss | swimming (MÚSZ) |
2011 | Ferenc Csipes | canoe racing | Botond Storcz | canoe racing (MKKSZ) |
2012 | Sándor Széles | swimming | Lajos Mocsai | Men's handball |
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