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
HarmatAkos Harmat		1993^[1]
HerczegJózsef Herczeg		1993^[1]
MuskovicsMihály Muskovics		1993^[1]
NémethZoltán Németh		1993^[1]
VasasZsolt Vasas		1993^[1]
DobaiMiklós Dobai		1996^[1]
HerédiKrisztián Herédi		1996^[1]
TatayTamás Tatay		1996^[1]
TóthGyörgy Tóth		1996^[1]
HoffmanMihály Hoffman		1997^[1]
RajnerLászló Rajner		1997^[1]
SchützenhofferIstván Schützenhoffer		1997^[1]
SimonDénes Simon		1997^[1]
ArdelánKornél Ardelán	fullback	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
HeckelZoltán Heckel	prop	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
HegedűsSzabolcs Hegedűs	wing	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
HockIstván Hock	hooker	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
KendiGéza Kendi	centre	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
KissBalázs Kiss	flanker	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
KollerZoltán Koller	no. 8	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
LakatosSándor Lakatos	prop	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
MadarászViktor Madarász	lock	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
MarosiTamás Marosi	lock	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
PásztorTibor Pásztor	scrum-half	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
SimonZsolt Simon	wing	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
StiglmayerGábor Stiglmayer	fly-half	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
SuioganKároly Suiogan	centre	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
SzöllösiLászló Szöllösi	flanker	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
BiróGábor Biró	(replacement)	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
MolnárTamás Molnár	(replacement)	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
PfeifferTamás Pfeiffer	(scrum-half)	2002-10-05	v Latvia at Riga
DeliRóbert Deli	flanker	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
IvánfiGyörgy Ivánfi	fly-half	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
ÓdorTamás Ódor	centre	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
TóthIstván Tóth	prop	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
VinkóBalázs Vinkó	lock	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
BeliczaiZsolt Beliczai	(flanker)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
BöhmBalázs Böhm	(centre)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
JuhászIstván Juhász	(replacement)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
NovákPéter Novák	(lock)	2003-10-11	v Moldova at Esztergom
HolzlMathew Holzl	fullback	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
Jéga-SzabóZsolt Jéga-Szabó	flanker	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
MolnárJanós Molnár	wing	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
CsapóNorbert Csapó	(no. 8)	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
NagySzabolcs Nagy	(centre)	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
VargaJanos Varga	(flanker)	2005-09-24	v Bosnia and Herzegovina at Esztergom
TuriPál Turi	centre	2006-04-22	v Bulgaria at Sofia
BrinyiczkiAndrás Brinyiczki	(centre)	2006-04-22	v Bulgaria at Sofia
KramlikGergely Kramlik	(wing)	2006-04-22	v Bulgaria at Sofia
PéterBálint Péter	(replacement)	2006-04-29	v Armenia at Esztergom
NagyRoland Nagy	(prop)	2006-05-27	v Lithuania at Esztergom
BakszaAttila Baksza	(centre)	2006-10-07	v Norway at Stavanger
TóthRichárd Tóth	(flanker)	2006-10-07	v Norway at Stavanger
NagyhegyesiSzabolcs Nagyhegyesi	fullback	2006-10-28	v Bulgaria at Kecskemét
TátraiZsolt Tátrai	prop	2007-04-21^[1]	v Austria at Dunaújváros
MáthéZoltán Máthé	(flanker)	2007-04-21^[1]	v Austria at Dunaújváros
BaloghTamás Balogh	lock	2007-10-27	v Norway at Székesfehérvár
BelencsákÁdám Belencsák	(replacement)	2007-10-27	v Norway at Székesfehérvár
SurmanJozsef Surman	(wing)	2007-10-27	v Norway at Székesfehérvár
MészárosBenjamin Mészáros	centre	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
NagyZsolt Nagy	flanker	2008-09-13^[1]	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
SinkovicsRichárd Sinkovics	hooker	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
BaranyiImre Baranyi	(replacement)	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
HaspelGergő Haspel	(flanker)	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
PluhárDániel Pluhár	(replacement)	2008-09-13^[1]	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
TolnaiIstván Tolnai	(wing)	2008-09-13	v Slovenia at Ljubljana
GódorAndrás Gódor	wing	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
ZsitvaiPeter Zsitvai	fly-half	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
BecseiTamás Becsei	(centre)	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
PongráczZoltán Pongrácz	(flanker)	2008-09-27	v Norway at Oslo
SzabadosPéter Szabados	(prop)	2009-04-18	v Austria at Esztergom
BaranyiRóbert Baranyi	(replacement)	2009-10-10	v Slovenia at Pécs
GondosMihály Gondos	centre	2010-05-01	v Norway at Esztergom
KöbliIstván Köbli	(centre)	2010-05-15	v Austria at Vienna

References

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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

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