Dunaferr SE (men's handball)

Dunaferr SE
Dunaferr SE
Full name	Dunaferr Sportegyesület
Short name	Dunaferr
Founded	1951
Arena	Dunaferr Sportcsarnok, Dunaújváros
Capacity	1,200 seats
President	Tamás Csapó
Head coach	László György
League	Nemzeti Bajnokság I
2010–11	Nemzeti Bajnokság I, 12th (relegated)
Club colours
Home	Away
	Website ; Official site

Dunaferr Sportegyesület was a

EHF Cup three years later.^[2]

After February 2011 the official name of the club was Dunaferr Alexandra due to sponsorship reasons. The men's handball division of Dunaferr SE was closed on 1 July 2011.

Dunaújváros

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Location of Dunaferr SE

Honours

National

Nemzeti Bajnokság I

Winner (1): 2000
Runners-up (4): 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001
Bronze (8): 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

Magyar Kupa:

Winner (1): 2001

International

EHF Cup Winners' Cup:
- Finalists: 2000
- Semifinalists: 2002
EHF Cup
:
- Semifinalists: 2003
EHF Champions Trophy:
- Semifinalists: 2000

Individual awards

Domestic

Nemzeti Bajnokság I Top Scorer^[3]

Season	Name	Goals
1990–91	János Wágenbach
1995–96	Kálmán Fenyő
1999–2000	Árpád Mohácsi
2000–01	Árpád Mohácsi
2005–06	Marko Vujin
2009–10	Kornél Nagy

Kits

HOME
1982–83

Sports Hall information

Name: – Dunaferr Sportcsarnok
City: – Dunaújváros
Capacity: – 1200
Address: – 2400 Dunaújváros, Eszperantó út 2–4.

Team

Squad for the 2010–2011 season^[4]

Goalkeepers

Left Wingers

Right Wingers

Line players

Left Backs

Central Backs

Right Backs

Transfers

Transfers for the 2011–12 season

Joining

Leaving

József Kemény (LP) (retires)
Richárd Bodó (LB) (to Grundfos Tatabánya KC)
Bence Takács (CB) (to Grundfos Tatabánya KC)
Ákos Pásztor (RW) (to Grundfos Tatabánya KC)
Zoltán Morva (LW) (to Mezőkövesdi KC)
Tibor Szabó (LP) (to Mezőkövesdi KC)
Richárd Bali (LB) (to Orosházi FKSE)
Vladimir Kuzmichev (CB) (to Balatonfüredi KSE)
Gábor Pulay (RB) (to Balatonfüredi KSE)
Péter Hornyák (RW) (to Balatonfüredi KSE)
Bence Tárkányi (RW) (to Balatonfüredi KSE)
Dániel Nagy (RW) (to Balatonfüredi KSE)
Mohamed Yassine Benmiloud (LP) (to Balatonfüredi KSE)
Gábor Hajdú (LB) (to PLER KC)
László Kurbély (RB) (to Pécsi VSE)
István Szepesi (LW) (to Pécsi VSE)
László Széles (LW) (to Csurgói KK)
DVTK-Eger
)
Antal Muhl (LP) (to Mizse KC)
ETO - SZESE Győr FKC
)
Zsolt Kovács (GK) (to Hajdúnánás KSE)
Róbert Kovács (GK) (to ?)
Gábor Zubai (CB) (to ?)

List of the 2000 Hungarian champion team

Number	Player	Position	Birth Date	Height (m)
1	Arunas Vaskevicius	Goalkeeper	3/8/1973	1.93
3	Szergej Kuzmicsov	Central Back	10/6/1967	1.90
4	József Kemény	Line Player	28/2/1971	1.87
5	Tamás Bene	Left winger	16/7/1973	1.93
6	Gábor Décsi	Left back	3/3/1974	1.97
7	Gyula Gál	Line Player	18/8/1976	1.94
9	Miklós Rosta	Line Player	31/7/1969	1.95
10	Balázs Kertész	Right winger	3/2/1970	1.85
12	Tamás Zsembery	Goalkeeper	15/3/1967	1.82
13	Julius Marcinkevicius	Left back	25/8/1976	1.95
14	László Marosi	Left winger	26/11/1962	1.87
15	Csaba Tombor	Right winger	14/4/1979	1.88
16	Vladimir Rivero Hernandez	Goalkeeper	22/1/1971	1.96
17	Viktor Károlyfi	Central Back	10/6/1975	1.89
19	Tamás Mocsai	Right back	9/12/1978	1.96
20	Edmond Tóth	Right back	6/5/1975	1.87

Technical and managerial staff

Job	Name
Head coach	László Skaliczki

Retired numbers

3 Szergej Kuzmicsov, Central Back

Former club members

Notable former players

In European competition

R3: Round 3 / R4: Round 4
GM: Group Matches / 1/8: Last 16 / 1/4: Quarter Final / 1/2: Semi Final / F: Final

EHF Champions League

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
2000–01	GM (Group B)	FC Barcelona	22–22	26–30	3rd
		Montpellier HB	27–25	22–30
		Wybrzeże Gdańsk	21–17	25–21

EHF Cup Winners' Cup (defunct)

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1999-00	1/16	Maccabi Ra'anana	29–15	23–23	52–38
	1/8	PTA Wien	36–21	27–19	63–40
	1/4	TBV Lemgo	23–16	23–26	46–42
	1/2	Kolding IF	28–22	22–19	50–41
	F	Portland San Antonio	26–20	19–28	45–48

2001–02	R3	Primaz Sittardia	26–16	28–17	54–33
	R4	IF Guif Eskilstuna	24–13	26–18	50–31
	1/4	F.C. do Porto	25–15	19–29	44–44 (a)
	1/2	SG Flensburg-Handewitt	21–22	21–25	42–47

2008–09	R3	PLER KC	29–26	32–30	61–56
2008–09	1/8	Pick Szeged	33–22	19–28	52–57

EHF Cup

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1997–98	1/16	Fraternelle Esch	37–16	38–24	75–40
1997–98	1/8	THW Kiel	24–23	21–26	45–49

1998–99	1/16	TV Suhr-Handball	23–20	16–27	39–47

2002–03	R2	S.T.U. Shevardeni Tbilisi	34–11	33–22	67–33
	R3	Partizan Belgrad	31–23	25–26	56–49
	R4	RK Sintelon	27–19	24–22	51–41
	1/4	Pfadi Winterthur	28–26	27–24	55–50
	1/2	Lukoil-Dynamo Astrakhan	27–30	25–23	52–53

2003–04	R3	Cyprus College	42–21	40–17	82–38
	1/8	CB Valencia	29–25	32–22	61–47
	1/4	Lukoil-Dynamo Astrakhan	30–32	27–36	57–68

2004–05	R3	RK Cimos Koper	39–25	32–39	71–64
	1/8	WKS Śląsk Wrocław	38–30	33–22	71–52
	1/4	VfL Gummersbach	35–30	21–30	56–60

2005–06	R3	Beşiktaş İstanbul	34–31	24–30	58–61

2006–07	R3	Madeira Andebol SAD	31–24	27–30	58–54
2006–07	1/8	CAI BM. Aragón	35–25	21–33	56–58

2007–08	R3	Dinamo Baumit Bucureșt	32–22	36–27	68–49
2007–08	1/8	CAI BM. Aragón	29–30	24–36	53–66

2009–10	R3	TATRAN Prešov	23–22	19–27	42–49

2010–11	R3	FC Porto/Vitalis	27–37	22–36	49–73

References

^ "1999/00 Men's Cup Winners' Cup finals". European Handball Federation. Retrieved 28 January 2011.
^ "2002/03 Men's EHF Cup 1/2 Final". European Handball Federation. Retrieved 28 January 2011.
^ "Kézitörténelem.hu".
^ "Dunaferr SE – Játékosok" (in Hungarian). Kézilabda.hu. Archived from the original on 21 July 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.

External links

[1] "1999/00 Men's Cup Winners' Cup finals". European Handball Federation. Retrieved 28 January 2011.

[2] "2002/03 Men's EHF Cup 1/2 Final". European Handball Federation. Retrieved 28 January 2011.

[3] "Kézitörténelem.hu".

[4] "Dunaferr SE – Játékosok" (in Hungarian). Kézilabda.hu. Archived from the original on 21 July 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.

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