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András Németh (handball)

Németh András (2008)

András Németh (born 12 August 1953) is a Hungarian handball coach for the Hungarian women's national team.^[1]

References

^ "2014 European Championship Roster" (PDF). EHF. Archived from the original (PDF) on 11 December 2014. Retrieved 7 December 2014.

v t e Hungary squad – 2005 World Women's Handball Championship Third Place
Beatrix Balogh Rita Borbás Bernadett Ferling Anita Görbicz Ágnes Hornyák Fanni Kenyeres Gabriella Kindl Mónika Kovacsicz Ibolya Mehlmann Cecília Őri Katalin Pálinger Eszter Siti Tímea Sugár Gabriella Szűcs Tímea Tóth Orsolya Vérten Head coach: András Németh

v t e Hungary squad – 2006 European Women's Handball Championship
Beatrix Balogh Rita Borbás Zsanett Borbély Bernadett Ferling Anita Görbicz Orsolya Herr Ágnes Hornyák Erika Kirsner Mónika Kovacsicz Ibolya Mehlmann Katalin Pálinger Eszter Siti Piroska Szamoránsky Gabriella Szűcs Tímea Tóth Orsolya Vérten Head coach: András Németh

v t e Hungary squad – 2007 World Women's Handball Championship
Beatrix Balogh Rita Borbás Bernadett Ferling Anita Görbicz Orsolya Herr Ágnes Hornyák Erika Kirsner Mónika Kovacsicz Ibolya Mehlmann Katalin Pálinger Piroska Szamoránsky Gabriella Szűcs Zita Szucsánszki Zsuzsanna Tomori Tímea Tóth Orsolya Vérten Head coach: András Németh

v t e Hungary squad – Women's handball – 2014 European Championship – 6th place
5 Triscsuk 7 Szucsánszki 8 Kovacsics 10 Bulath 12 Herr 15 Klivinyi 16 Bíró 18 Szamoránsky 21 Kiss 22 Bódi 24 Mayer 30 Planéta 34 Mészáros 44 Erdősi 83 Kovacsicz 86 Temes 87 Tomori 96 Tóth Coach: Németh

v t e Hungary squad – Women's handball – 2015 World Championship – 11th place
2 Zácsik 5 Triscsuk 7 Szucsánszki 8 Kovacsics 10 Bulath 13 Görbicz 16 Bíró 18 Szamoránsky 21 Kiss 22 Bódi 23 Szekeres 24 Mayer 30 Planéta 31 Hornyák 44 Erdősi 83 Kovacsicz 87 Tomori Coach: Németh

Hungary women's national handball team – head coaches

Török (1956–78)
Lele (1979–80)
Csík (1980–85)
Barabás (1986–87)
Szabó (1988–89)
Laurencz (1990–96)
Csík (1997)
Németh and Zsiga (1998)
Mocsai (1998–2004)
Kiss (2004)
Németh (2005–2008)
Hajdu (2008)
Imre (2008–2009)
Mátéfi (2009–2011)
Bøhn (2011–2014)
Hajdu (2013–14)¹
Németh (2014–15)
Elek and Martín (2016)
Rasmussen (2016–2020)
Danyi and Elek (2020)
Elek (2021)
Golovin (2021–)

1) Hajdu acted as caretaker head coach due to the illness of Bøhn

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