Sport plays a prominent role in the life of István Széchenyi University, which, in addition to sports science courses, is also present in the daily lives of students through universities and sports organizations affiliated with the university, as well as a well-developed infrastructure for recreational sports. Within the walls of the institution, elite athletes are also taught, who encourage their peers to play sports and compete with their results achieved in world competitions. Among them, many young people have achieved great success this year, and at the end of the year, seven of them were able to take over. Athlete of the Year award.
The The Hungarian Universiade Sports Federation bestows this honor on persons who have achieved a medal position in international university competitions in the given year, or who have won a gold medal as a student at the Olympic Games or the Senior World Championships.
The Five rowers from István Széchenyi University also have medals around their necks He was placed at the European Universiade Rowing Championships held in Istanbul in September. The students won four silvers and two bronzes.
Széchenyi University Rowing Prize Winners are: Fanny Vaskas, Esther Veervary, Bence Szabo, Roland Szegeti, and Balaz Szolci. Their results at the European University Rowing Championships: Women’s Lightweight Single Sculls: 2nd Place – Esther Fehrvary; Men’s lightweight double sculls: 2nd place – Balázs Szöllősi, Roland Szigeti; coxswain men’s lightweight: 2nd place – Balázs Szöllősi, Roland Szigeti; Men’s lightweight single sculls: 2nd place – Roland Szigeti; Women’s double sculls: 3rd place – Fanny Fazekas, Esther Fehrvary; Men’s lightweight single sculls: 3rd place – Balázs Szöllősi.
University Sports Association Istvan University (SZESE) judoka Richard Sepcz was also named the collegiate athlete of the year, winning the summer competition held in Łódź, Poland. He won a gold medal at the European Universiade +100 in kilograms. By the way, the distinction achieved by Győr increased the number of European Championship titles to seven in November, By winning this year’s U-23 Continental Championship.
Ádám Bukor also deserved the award he received in recognition of his achievements as a student, not at the World Universiade Championships, but at the Senior World Championships. The Double bronze medal at the World Games Having been held in Colombia Twice atop the podium at the World Finswimming ChampionshipsAnd once he stands on the third level. The world record holder from Győr Búvár SE already holds eight World Cup titles in his career.
