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2026 HUNGARIAN SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Wednesday, November 4th – Saturday, November 7th Prelims at 9am local (3am ET), Finals at 5pm local (11am ET) Csik Ferenc Swimming Pool, Kaposvár, Hungary SCM (25m) SwimSwam Preview Meet Central Day 1 Recap | Day 2 Recap Entries/Live ResultsThe 2026 Hungarian Short Course Championships continued on today, although the competition is not a qualifying opportunity for the nation’s swimmers to add their names to the Short Course World Championships roster.
As we’ve reported, the nation of Hungary is not sending an official contingent to this year’s Short Course World Championships, with only Olympic champions Hubert Kos and Kristof Milak being offered the opportunity to compete in Beijing next month.
Regardless, Nandor Nemeth did his best to reap gold in the men’s 200m free, registering a time of 1:44.01 to beat the field by nearly a second.
The next-closest swimmer was represented by Richard Marton, who notched 1:44.95 as the silver medalist, followed by Adam Jaszo, who rounded out the podium in 1:46.17.
26-year-old Nemeth’s lifetime best in this event remains at the 1;42.69 he notched to place 6th at the 2023 European Short Course Championships.
Panna Ugrai continued her impressive campaign here in Kaposvár, obtaining her 5th individual gold medal by way of winning the women’s 200m free.
Ugrai stopped the clock at 1:54.79, the 3rd-fastest time of her prolific career, to stand apart from the field by a large margin.
Next to the wall was Ajna Kesely, who logged 1:57.32, followed by Fanni Fabian, who hit 1:57.47 as the bronze medalist.
Ugrai also won the women’s 50m butterfly tonight, stopping the clock at 26.36, the 3rd-swiftest outing of her career.
She held off Hanna Szabo, who touched in 26.62 for silver, as Dominika Varga rounded out the podiumin 26.78.
Additional Notes
The men’s 50m fly saw Szebasztian Szabo clock a time of 22.59 for the gold. Although that was well off his national record of 21.75 from 2021, it was enough to gold off Oliver Nell and David Antal, who swept the minor medals. The former notched 23.05 for silver, as the latter produced a mark of 23.28 as the bronze medalist.Read the full story on SwimSwam: Panna Ugrai Continues Dominant Campaign At Hungarian SC Championships
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