Medvék RK

Medvék RK
Medvék
Full name Medvék Rögbi Klub
Nickname(s) Medvék (Bears)
Founded 2003
Location Budapest, Hungary
Ground(s) Cinkotai Royal Ground
President Hungary Zoltán Baranyai
Coach(es) Hungary Péter Jó-Dobronya
Captain(s) Hungary Gábor Mahál
League(s) Nemzeti Bajnokság II
Team kit

Medvék RK is a Hungarian rugby club in Budapest. They currently play in Nemzeti Bajnokság II.

History

The club was founded in 2003.

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national union as has been defined under IRB eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-IRB nationality.

Player Position Union
Gábor Mahál (c) Hooker Hungary Hungary
Dániel Baranyi Prop Hungary Hungary
András Czeglédi Prop Hungary Hungary
Timothy Helmich Prop United States United States
Tamás Lakatos Prop Hungary Hungary
Balázs Neuwirth Prop Hungary Hungary
Bence Fazekas Lock Hungary Hungary
Viktor Könnyű Lock Hungary Hungary
Kálmán Szilágyi Lock Hungary Hungary
Sam Whitaker-Mills Lock New Zealand New Zealand
Márton Bisztrai Flanker Hungary Hungary
Ádám Csík Flanker Hungary Hungary
Francisco Tavares Flanker Portugal Portugal
Máté Antal Tóth Number 8 Hungary Hungary
Norbert Molnár ?? Hungary Hungary
Ryan Sheppard ?? New Zealand New Zealand
Player Position Union
José Ardisson Scrum-half Portugal Portugal
Márkó Nikowitz Scrum-half Hungary Hungary
Gergő Solti Fly-half Hungary Hungary
Tibor Koncz Centre Hungary Hungary
Bruce Marlin Centre Australia Australia
Guilherme Pereira Centre Portugal Portugal
Zoltán Baranyai Wing Hungary Hungary
Márton Szalai Wing Hungary Hungary
Zoltán Solti Fullback Hungary Hungary
Phil Spear Fullback New Zealand New Zealand

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