Diósgyőri VTK (basketball)
| Aluinvent DVTK Miskolc | |||
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| Leagues | NB I/A | ||
| Founded | 1946, 2011 | ||
| Dissolved | 2006 | ||
| Arena | Generali Arena | ||
| Location | Miskolc, Hungary | ||
| Team colors | Red and white | ||
| President | Tamás Szabó | ||
| Head coach | Maikel Lopez (Miguel del Jesús López Alonsó) | ||
| Championships | 2 Hungarian Cups | ||
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Diósgyőri VTK is a Hungarian women's basketball club playing in the Hungarian Championship. It has been founded after the World War II. In 1991 it separated from the Diósgyőri VTK football club, and played as Diósgyőri KSK. It won the national cup in 1993 and 1994,[1] and it was a regular in the Ronchetti Cup through the 1990s.[2] It has subsequently made four appearances in the Eurocup.[3] In 2006 the club dissolved and in 2011 it has been re-founded. In 2013 the club re-joined to DVTK.
Titles
- Hungarian Cup
- Winner (3): 1992/1993, 1993/1994, 2015/2016
- Runner-up (3): 1996/1997, 2004/2005, 2014/2015
- Hungarian Championship
- Runner-up (4): 1991/1992, 1993/1994, 1995/1996, 2014/2015
- Bronze medal (4): 1958/1959, 1992/1993, 1994/1995, 2004/2005
2015–2016 roster
The 2015–2016 roster is shown below.[4]
- #5 (1.95)
Dóra Horti - #6 (1.80)
Tatsiana Likhtarovich - #8 (1.70) Bernadett Horváth
- #10 (1.84) Petra Szabó
- #11 (1.77) Tímea Czank
- #12 (1.78) Boglárka Bach
- #13 (1.82) Réka Bálint
- #14 (1.92)
Tina Jovanović - #15 (1.80)
Roneeka Hodges - #18 (1.78) Dorina Kalocsai
- #21 (1.82) Rasheed Rita
- #23 (1.89) Orsolya Szécsi
- #32 (1.90) Alyssia Brewer
- #41 (1.82) Emőke Sikora
- #44 (1.92) Daniella Bartucz
- #51 (1.81) Zsófia Arad
Left the team during the season
- #3 (1.77) D'shara Strange
- #4 (1.75) Tayler Hill
2014–2015 roster
The 2014–2015 roster is shown below.[5]
- #1 (1.87) Rachel Allison
- #4 (1.85) Debóra Dubei
- #5 (1.80)
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Romina Ciappina - #8 (1.70) Bernadett Horváth
- #10 (1.84) Petra Szabó
- #11 (1.77) Tímea Czank
- #12 (1.81) Zsófia Arad
- #13 (1.82) Réka Bálint
- #14 (1.82) Emőke Sikora
- #15 (1.91)
Naignouma Coulibaly - #21 (1.82) Rasheed Rita
- #23 (1.89) Orsolya Szécsi
- #55 (1.89)
Abby Bishop
Left the team during the season
- Italee Lucas after pre-season
- Katsiaryna Snytsina 1/1/2015
- Tiffany Bias 1/1/2015
2013–2014 roster
The 2013–2014 roster is shown below.[6]
- #4 (1.84)
Helena Sverrisdóttir - #5 (1.82) Brittainy Raven
- #6 (1.83) Brigitta Szabó
- #8 (1.70) Bernadett Horváth
- #9 (1.72) Mónika Bukovszki
- #10 (1.84) Petra Szabó
- #11 (1.76) Tímea Czank
- #12 (1.89) Viktória Vincze
- #13 (1.82) Réka Bálint
- #32 (1.95) Rebecca Tobin
- #44 (1.81) Debóra Dubei
- #45 (1.90)
Liene Jansone
2012–2013 roster
- (1.92) Fruzsina Fejes
- (1.90) Bettina Bozoki
- (1.90) Lenita Sanford
- (1.84) Maja Škorić
- (1.83) Brittainey Raven
- (1.83) Dora Reiner
- (1.83) Petra Szabo
- (1.82) Brigitta Szabo
- (1.80) Debora Dubei
- (1.80) Emoke Sikora
- (1.75) Brankica Hadžović
- (1.74) Kata Furtos
- (1.71) Monika Bukovszki
- (?.??) Zsofia Arad
- (?.??) Tamara Hajer
- (?.??) Barbara Ocsenas
References
- ↑ Club history in its profile in eurobasket.com
- ↑ Profile as DKSK Borsodchem Miskolc in FIBA Europe's website
- ↑ Profile as DKSK Miskolc in FIBA Europe's website
- ↑ "Aluinvent-DVTK" (in Hungarian). DVTK. Archived from the original on 20 December 2015. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
- ↑ "Aluinvent-DVTK" (in Hungarian). DVTK. Archived from the original on 14 March 2015. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
- ↑ "Az Aluinvent-DVTK 2013/2014-es kerete". Borsod Online (in Hungarian). 27 September 2013. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
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