Hungarian Swimming Association

Hungarian Swimming Association
LEN
Association crest
Founded	1907
FINA affiliation	xxxx
LEN affiliation	xxx
Website	www.musz.hu
President	Sándor Wladár

Hungarian Swimming Association (Hungarian: Magyar Úszó Szövetség, MÚSZ) is the governing body of swimming association in Hungary. It is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1907 on a meeting at the Hungarian Olympic Committee.

It is affiliated to:

FINA, the International Swimming Federation
LEN, the European Swimming League
MOB, the Hungarian Olympic Committee

International events hosted

World Championships:

2017 World Aquatics Championships – Budapest, 14–30 July
2022 World Aquatics Championships – Budapest, June 18 – July 3

European Championships:

1926 European Aquatics Championships – Budapest, 18–22 August
1958 European Aquatics Championships – Budapest, 31 August – 6 September
2006 European Aquatics Championships – Budapest, 26 July – 6 August
2012 European Aquatics Championships (Swimming) – Debrecen, 21–27 May
2007 European Short Course Swimming Championships – Debrecen, 10–13 December
Swimming at the 2017 European Youth Summer Olympic Festival – Győr
2005 European Junior Swimming Championships – Budapest, 14–17 July
2016 European Junior Swimming Championships – Hódmezővásárhely, 6–10 July

International achievements


Event				Pos.
Olympic Games	25	23	18	4th
World Championships	31	24	28	7th
European Championships	106	91	69	4th
World Championships, short course (25m)	10	8	8	13th
European Championships, short course (25m)	53	32	25	8th

Olympic Games

Total			30	26	20	76	IV.
Year	Host city	No. of swimmers	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1896	Athens	1	2	0	0	2	I.
1900	Paris	1	0	2	1	3	VI.
1904	St. Louis	2	2	1	1	4	III.
1908	London	10	0	2	0	2	IV.
1912	Stockholm	8	0	0	0	0	-
1924	Paris	6	0	0	1	1	VI.
1928	Amsterdam	8	0	1	0	1	IX.
1932	Los Angeles	5	0	0	1	1	VII.
1936	Berlin	13	1	0	1	2	IV.
1948	London	15	0	1	3	4	V.
1952	Helsinki	15	4	2	1	7	II.
1956	Melbourne	14	0	1	1	2	VI.
1960	Rome	18	0	0	0	0	-
1964	Tokyo	19	0	0	0	0	-
1968	Mexico City	14	0	0	0	0	-
1972	Munich	16	0	1	2	3	IX.
1976	Montreal	8	0	0	0	0	-
1980	Moscow	13	1	2	1	4	VI.
1988	Seoul	13	4	2	0	6	III.
1992	Barcelona	13	5	3	1	8	III.
1996	Atlanta	21	3	1	2	6	III.
2000	Sydney	18	1	0	0	1	VIII.
2004	Athens	25	0	1	1	2	XIV.
2008	Beijing	28	0	3	0	3	XV.
2012	London	32	2	0	1	3	VI.
2016	Rio de Janeiro	35	3	2	2	7	III.
2020	Tokyo	33	1	2	0	3	VIII.

World Championships

including Hungarian national water polo teams results

Total		39	28	30	97	VII.
Year	Host city	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1973	Belgrade	2	1	1	4	IV.
1975	Cali	3	1	0	4	III.
1978	West Berlin	0	1	2	3	IX.
1982	Guayaquil	0	2	0	2	VIII.
1986	Madrid	3	0	0	3	V.
1991	Perth	5	2	2	9	III.
1994	Rome	3	3	4	10	V.
1998	Perth	1	1	2	4	X.
2001	Fukuoka	1	1	1	3	XIV.
2003	Barcelona	1	4	1	6	XII.
2005	Montreal	2	2	1	5	VIII.
2007	Melbourne	0	1	1	2	XX.
2009	Rome	2	1	3	6	IX.
2011	Shanghai	1	0	4	5	XIV.
2013	Barcelona	4	1	2	7	V.
2015	Kazan	3	3	4	10	VIII.
2017	Budapest	2	4	2	8	VII.
2019	Gwangju	4	0	0	4	III.
2022	Budapest	2	0	0	2	VII.
2023	Fukuoka
2024	Doha

European Championships

including Hungarian national water polo teams results

Total		106	91	69	266	IV.
Year	Host city	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1926	Budapest	2	2	0	4	III.
1927	Bologna	1	2	1	4	V.
1931	Paris	5	2	2	9	I.
1934	Magdeburg	3	0	0	3	III.
1938	London	1	0	3	4	VI.
1947	Monte Carlo	1	5	4	10	III.
1954	Turin	9	6	3	18	I.
1958	Budapest	2	2	3	7	IV.
1962	Leipzig	2	0	2	4	VI.
1966	Utrecht	0	1	1	2	VIII.
1970	Barcelona	2	3	0	5	V.
1974	Vienna	3	1	4	8	IV.
1977	Jönköping	3	1	1	5	IV.
1981	Split	2	0	1	3	V.

Presidents

vacant (1907)
Dr. János Virava (1908–1909)
Alfréd Brüll (1909)
Dr. János Virava (2x) (1910–1918)
Alfréd Edvin Rőser (1919–1924)
Géza Dormándy (1925–1926)
Dr. Tivadar Homonnay (1926–1933)
ifj. Miklós Horthy (1933–1944)
Ferenc Csont (1945–1950)
Viktor Kunsági (1951–1953)
Zoltán Taródi (1954–1956)
Ödön Boros (1957)
István Sásdi (1957–1963)
László Ligeti (1972–1977)
Dr. Tamás Nagy (1978)
vacant (1979–1980)
Géza Sztanó (1981–1987)
Dr. Lajos Dénes (1987–1989)
Dr. András Hargitay (commissioned) (1990)
László Kiss (commissioned) (1991)
György Zemplényi (1992)
Tamás Széchy (1992)
Tamás Gyárfás (1993–2017)
Gusztáv Bienerth (2017)
Sándor Wladár (2017–present)

National records

MÚSZ maintains the Hungarian records in swimming.

See also

Hungarian Swimming Championships

External links

Magyar Úszó Szövetség (official website)

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National members of World Aquatics

Current Olympic disciplines
- Swimming
- Diving
- Open water
- Synchronised swimming
- Water polo
Other disciplines
- High diving

Africa (CANA)

Americas (ASUA)

North America	CAN USA
Central America and Caribbean (CCCAN)	AGU ANT ARU BAH BAR BER BIZ CAY CRC CUB CUR DMA DOM ESA GRN GUA HAI HON ISV IVB JAM LCA MEX NCA PAN PUR SKN TCN TTO VIN
South America (CONSANAT)	ARG BOL BRA COL CHI ECU GUY PAR PER SUR URU VEN

Asia (AASF)

Europe (LEN)

Oceania (OSA)

ASA
AUS
COK
FIJ
FSM
GUM
MHL
NMA
NZL
PLW
PNG
SAM
SOL
TGA
VAN

Pinnacle Events
- Olympics
- FINA World Aquatics Championships

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National swimming associations of Europe (LEN)

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Others Sports	Rugby League Rugby Union
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