László Hoffmann

The native form of this personal name is Hoffmann László. This article uses the Western name order.

László Hoffmann
Medal record

Representing Hungary
Men's Handball
World Championship
	1986 Switzerland	Team

László Hoffmann (born 29 June 1958 in Tés)^[1] is a Hungarian former handball goalkeeper. He participated on three World Championships between 1982 and 1990 and won the silver medal in 1986.^[2] He also played on the 1988 Summer Olympics, where the Hungarian national team placed fourth.^[1]

Awards

Hungarian Handballer of the Year: 1984

References

1 2 "László Hoffmann". Sports-reference.com. Retrieved 15 January 2011.
↑ "Magyarok a férfi világbajnokságokon, érmesek" (in Hungarian). Nemzeti Sport Online. Retrieved 26 January 2011.

Hungary squads

Hungary squad – 1982 World Championship

Béla Bartalos János Gyurka László Hoffmann Gábor Horváth Alpár Jegenyés József Kenyeres Pál Kocsis Zsolt Kontra Mihály Kovács Péter Kovács Ambrus Lele László Szabó István Szilágyi Géza Tóth Károly Vass Head Coach: Mihály Faludi

Hungary squad – 1986 World Championship

Imre Bíró József Bordás Viktor Debre János Fodor János Gyurka László Hoffmann Gábor Horváth Mihály Iváncsik József Kenyeres Zsolt Kontra Mihály Kovács Péter Kovács László Marosi László Szabó Tibor Oross Head Coach: Lajos Mocsai

Hungary squad – 1988 Summer Olympics

Imre Bíró József Bordás Ottó Csicsay János Fodor János Gyurka László Hoffmann Mihály Iváncsik Mihály Kovács Péter Kovács László Marosi Tibor Oross Jakab Sibalin László Szabó Géza Tóth Head Coach: Lajos Mocsai

Hungary squad – 1990 World Championship

Imre Bíró József Bordás Attila Borsos Ferenc Füzesi Sándor Győrffy János Gyurka László Hoffmann Mihály Iváncsik Mihály Kovács Géza Lehel László Marosi István Pribék Jenő Putics Jakab Sibalin Head Coach: János Csík

Awards

Hungarian Handballer of the Year – Men

László Kovács (1964)
László Kovács (1965)
István Marosi (1966)
Sándor Kaló (1967)
Lajos Simó (1968)
Lajos Simó (1970)
Sándor Vass (1971)
János Stiller (1972)
Lajos Simó (1973)
Károly Vass (1974)
István Varga (1975)
István Szilágyi (1976)
Péter Kovács (1977)
Sándor Kaló (1978)
Béla Bartalos (1979)
Péter Kovács (1980)
Péter Kovács (1981)
Péter Kovács (1982)
Péter Kovács (1983)
László Hoffmann (1984)
Mihály Kovács (1985)
Mihály Kovács (1986)
László Marosi (1987)
László Marosi (1988)
Mihály Iváncsik (1989)
Jakab Sibalin (1990)
Attila Horváth (1991)
József Éles (1992)
József Éles (1993)
György Zsigmond (1994)
István Gulyás (1995)
István Pásztor (1996)
József Éles (1997)
János Szathmári (1998)
István Pásztor (1999)
Árpád Mohácsi (2000)
István Pásztor (2001)
Árpád Sterbik (2002)
Carlos Pérez (2003)
Carlos Pérez (2004)
Carlos Pérez (2005)
Gyula Gál (2006)
Nenad Puljezevics (2007)
Tamás Iváncsik (2008)
László Nagy (2009)
Gergő Iváncsik (2010)
Carlos Pérez (2011)
Gábor Császár (2012)
László Nagy (2013)

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