IPSC 2017

The London Final 2017 – Australia wins! The seven finalists of the competition in London (16th May 2017) were Owen David Thomas Torrey, from Canada (“To wage war with peace”), Marcelo Martin del Campo Tena from Mexico (“The Demon on our Doorstep”) Junaid Hameed from England and Wales (“ Spoils …

Report on IPSC 2016

Photo left to right: Jobbagy Ilona (judge – juniors), Lasancz Eszter (2012 winner), Edmund Dudley (judge – seniors), Rácz Zsófia (2016 3rd), Bába Kitti Klaudia (2016 winner), Radvánszki Ronett (2016 2nd), Dezsényi Balázs (2013 winner), Kallai Zoltan (2014 winner), Birta Alíz (2015 winner). The winner of the Hungary Final, Bába …

IPSC 2015

Berta Aliz the winner of the Hungary Final won through into the semi finals (18 out of the 50 participating) and narrowly missed being selected for the final (6 finalists). For the last two years our entrants have reached the semi finals, something which they had not been able to …

IPSC 2014

Hungary’s representative, Kallai Zoltan, wins through to the semi-final but not the Final Our representative in London, Kallai Zoltan, does better than any Hungarian has in the past by winning through to the semi finals, the last 18 out of 40,000 participants worldwide. Unfortunately he was unable to win through …

PSC Final 2010

British Embassy, Friday 16th April 2010 1.30pm to 4.30pm The Public Speaking Competition was once again held at the British Embassy. 1st places: Gelsi Eszter, Ny?regyh?za and Rom?n Tam?s, Ny?regyh?za and Budapest         2nd places: Heged?s-Bacskai Vivien, Ny?regyh?za, Gyuris Katinka, Debrecen, Below are pictures taken at the …