List of Hungary national rugby union players

List of Hungary national rugby union players is a list of people who have played for the Hungary national rugby union team. The list only includes players who have played in a Test match.

Note that the "position" column lists the position at which the player made his Test debut, not necessarily the position for which he is best known. A position in parentheses indicates that the player debuted as a substitute.

Hungary's International Rugby Capped Players
Name	Position	Date first cap obtained	Opposition
Harmat, AkosAkos Harmat		1993^[1]
Herczeg, JózsefJózsef Herczeg		1993^[1]
Muskovics, MihályMihály Muskovics		1993^[1]
Németh, ZoltánZoltán Németh		1993^[1]
Vasas, ZsoltZsolt Vasas		1993^[1]
Dobai, MiklósMiklós Dobai		1996^[1]
Herédi, KrisztiánKrisztián Herédi		1996^[1]
Tatay, TamásTamás Tatay		1996^[1]
Tóth, GyörgyGyörgy Tóth		1996^[1]
Hoffman, MihályMihály Hoffman		1997^[1]
Rajner, LászlóLászló Rajner		1997^[1]
Schützenhoffer, IstvánIstván Schützenhoffer		1997^[1]
Simon, DénesDénes Simon		1997^[1]
Ardelán, KornélKornél Ardelán	fullback	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Heckel, ZoltánZoltán Heckel	prop	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Hegedűs, SzabolcsSzabolcs Hegedűs	wing	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Hock, IstvánIstván Hock	hooker	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Kendi, GézaGéza Kendi	centre	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Kiss, BalázsBalázs Kiss	flanker	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Koller, ZoltánZoltán Koller	no. 8	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Lakatos, SándorSándor Lakatos	prop	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Madarász, ViktorViktor Madarász	lock	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Marosi, TamásTamás Marosi	lock	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Pásztor, TiborTibor Pásztor	scrum-half	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Simon, ZsoltZsolt Simon	wing	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Stiglmayer, GáborGábor Stiglmayer	fly-half	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Suiogan, KárolyKároly Suiogan	centre	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Szöllösi, LászlóLászló Szöllösi	flanker	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Biró, GáborGábor Biró	(replacement)	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Molnár, TamásTamás Molnár	(replacement)	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Pfeiffer, TamásTamás Pfeiffer	(scrum-half)	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
Deli, RóbertRóbert Deli	flanker	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Ivánfi, GyörgyGyörgy Ivánfi	fly-half	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Ódor, TamásTamás Ódor	centre	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Tóth, IstvánIstván Tóth	prop	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Vinkó, BalázsBalázs Vinkó	lock	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Beliczai, ZsoltZsolt Beliczai	(flanker)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Böhm, BalázsBalázs Böhm	(centre)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Juhász, IstvánIstván Juhász	(replacement)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Novák, PéterPéter Novák	(lock)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
Holzl, MathewMathew Holzl	fullback	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
Jéga-Szabó, ZsoltZsolt Jéga-Szabó	flanker	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
Molnár, JanósJanós Molnár	wing	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
Csapó, NorbertNorbert Csapó	(no. 8)	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
Nagy, SzabolcsSzabolcs Nagy	(centre)	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
Varga, JanosJanos Varga	(flanker)	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
Turi, PálPál Turi	centre	2006-04-22	v Bulgaria at Sofia
Brinyiczki, AndrásAndrás Brinyiczki	(centre)	2006-04-22	v Bulgaria at Sofia
Kramlik, GergelyGergely Kramlik	(wing)	2006-04-22	v Bulgaria at Sofia
Péter, BálintBálint Péter	(replacement)	2006-04-29	v Armenia at Esztergom
Nagy, RolandRoland Nagy	(prop)	2006-05-27	v Lithuania at Esztergom
Baksza, AttilaAttila Baksza	(centre)	2006-10-07	v Norway at Stavanger
Tóth, RichárdRichárd Tóth	(flanker)	2006-10-07	v Norway at Stavanger
Nagyhegyesi, SzabolcsSzabolcs Nagyhegyesi	fullback	2006-10-28	v Bulgaria at Kecskemét
Tátrai, ZsoltZsolt Tátrai	prop	2007-04-21^[1]	v Austria at Dunaújváros
Máthé, ZoltánZoltán Máthé	(flanker)	2007-04-21^[1]	v Austria at Dunaújváros
Balogh, TamásTamás Balogh	lock	2007-10-27	v Norway at Székesfehérvár
Belencsák, ÁdámÁdám Belencsák	(replacement)	2007-10-27	v Norway at Székesfehérvár
Surman, JozsefJozsef Surman	(wing)	2007-10-27	v Norway at Székesfehérvár
Mészáros, BenjaminBenjamin Mészáros	centre	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
Nagy, ZsoltZsolt Nagy	flanker	2008-09-13^[1]	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
Sinkovics, RichárdRichárd Sinkovics	hooker	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
Baranyi, ImreImre Baranyi	(replacement)	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
Haspel, GergőGergő Haspel	(flanker)	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
Pluhár, DánielDániel Pluhár	(replacement)	2008-09-13^[1]	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
Tolnai, IstvánIstván Tolnai	(wing)	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
Gódor, AndrásAndrás Gódor	wing	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
Zsitvai, PeterPeter Zsitvai	fly-half	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
Becsei, TamásTamás Becsei	(centre)	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
Pongrácz, ZoltánZoltán Pongrácz	(flanker)	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
Szabados, PéterPéter Szabados	(prop)	2009-04-18	v Austria at Esztergom
Baranyi, RóbertRóbert Baranyi	(replacement)	2009-10-10	v Slovenia at Pécs
Gondos, MihályMihály Gondos	centre	2010-05-01	v Norway at Esztergom
Köbli, IstvánIstván Köbli	(centre)	2010-05-15	v Austria at Vienna

References

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 gas.hu Battai Bulldogok Rögbi Klub - Válogatott (in Hungarian)

External links

(Hungarian) Magyar Rögbi Szövetség - Official Site
Hungary at RugbyData.com Statistics and results
Hungary at Rugbyinternational.net

Rugby union in Hungary

Hungarian Rugby Union (Magyar Rögbi Szövetség)

National teams	Hungary 7's Women's

Competitions	European Nations Cup Egyetemi Bajnokság Magyar Kupa Extraliga NB I NB II

Other	Player of the Year

List of clubs

Rugby union players by nations

First tier	Argentina Australia England France Ireland Italy New Zealand Scotland South Africa Wales

Second tier	Canada Fiji Georgia Japan Romania Western Samoa Tonga United States

Third tier with World Cup experience	Côte d'Ivoire Namibia Portugal Russia Spain Uruguay Zimbabwe

Third tier without World Cup experience	Algeria American Samoa Andorra Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Barbados Belgium Benin Bermuda Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil British Virgin Islands Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Cayman Islands Chad Chile China Chinese Taipei Colombia Cook Islands Costa Rica Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Democratic Republic of the Congo Republic of the Congo Denmark Dominican Republic El Salvador Estonia Finland Germany Ghana Greece Guam Guatemala Guyana Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Iran Israel Jamaica Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya South Korea Kyrgyzstan Laos Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macau Madagascar Malaysia Mali Malta Martinique Mauritania Mauritius Mayotte Mexico Moldova Monaco Mongolia Morocco Netherlands New Caledonia Niger Nigeria Niue Norway Pakistan Panama Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Réunion Rwanda San Marino Senegal Serbia Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Solomon Islands Sri Lanka St Lucia St Vincent and the Grenadines Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Tahiti Tanzania Thailand Togo Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Uganda Ukraine Uzbekistan Vanuatu Venezuela Zambia

Defunct (without World Cup experience)	Arabian Gulf Catalonia CIS Czechoslovakia East Africa East Germany Nyasaland (Malawi) Soviet Union Wallis & Futuna West Germany Yugoslavia

Zero tier newly created teams	Turkey Turkmenistan

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