Újpesti TE
Újpesti Torna Egylet (Újpesti TE or UTE) is a Hungarian sports society, based in Újpest, Budapest. The club, which was founded in 1885, includes sports sections that represent the club at ice hockey, water polo, women's volleyball, athletics, wrestling, judo, mud wrestling, flatwater canoeing/kayaking, karate, youth football, boxing, modern pentathlon, shooting, gymnastics, triathlon, swimming and fencing. There is a leisure section and a section for the club's fans called 'circle of friends' (baráti kör).
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| Full name | Újpesti Torna Egylet |
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| Nicknames | Lilák (Purples) |
| Founded | 16 June 1885 |
| Based in |  Budapest,  Hungary |
| Colours | Purple, White |
| Chairman | István Őze |
| Website | Újpesti TE |
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The football team Újpest FC is also a part of the Újpesti TE family.
European Competitions
| Sport | Teams | Status | Year |
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| Football | Mitropa Cup | Winner | 1929 |
| Football | Coupe des Nations (Predecessor of Champions League) | Winner | 1930 |
| Football | Mitropa Cup | Winner | 1939 |
| Football | Mitropa Cup | Finalist | 1967 |
| Football | Inter-Cities Fairs Cup | Finalist | 1968–69 |
| Water Polo | LEN Cup | Winner | 1992–93 |
| Water Polo | European Cup | Winner | 1993–94 |
| Water Polo | LEN Super Cup | Winner | 1994 |
| Water Polo | European Cup | Finalist | 1994–95 |
| Water Polo | European Cup | Finalist | 1995–96 |
| Water Polo | LEN Cup | Winner | 1996–97 |
| Water Polo | LEN Cup | Winner | 1998–99 |
Departments
| Sport | Teams |
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 Football | Újpest FC - since 1885 |
 Curling | Újpesti TE (curling) - |
 Athletics | Újpesti TE (athletics) - since 1901 |
 Water polo | Újpesti TE (men's water polo) - since 1911 |
 Fencing | Újpesti TE (fencing) - since 1922 |
 Boxing | Újpesti TE (boxing) - since 1926 |
_pictogram.svg.png.webp){kind=small} Canoe/kayak | Újpesti TE (canoeing) - since 1949 |
 Ice hockey | Újpesti TE (ice hockey) - since 1955 |
 Judo | Újpesti TE (judo) - |
 Karate | Újpesti TE (karate) - 2004 |
 Wrestling | Újpesti TE (wrestling) - |
Famous sportsmen
Olympic Champions
- 1932 Los Angeles
- István Barta waterpolo
- Olivér Halassy waterpolo
- János Németh waterpolo
- Endre Kabos fencing
- 1936 Berlin
- Károly Kárpáti wrestling
- Mihály Bozsi waterpolo
- Olivér Halassy waterpolo
- György Kutasi waterpolo
- János Németh waterpolo
- Endre Kabos fencing
- 1952 Helsinki
- Miklós Szilvásy wrestling
- Dezső Gyarmati waterpolo
- Dezső Lemhényi waterpolo
- Miklós Martin waterpolo
- Vízvári György waterpolo
- 1956 Melbourne
- Urányi János kayak; K-2 10000
- Fábián László kayak; K-2 10000
- Keleti Ágnes gymnastics
- Gyarmati Dezső waterpolo
- Mayer Mihály waterpolo
- 1964 Tokió
- Polyák Imre wrestling
- Marosi Paula fencing
- Rejtő Ildikó fencing
- Bene Ferenc football
- Dömötör Zoltán waterpolo
- Mayer Mihály waterpolo
- 1968 Mexikóváros
- Zsivótzky Gyula athletics (hammer throw)
- Dunai Antal football
- Fazekas László football
- Nagy László football
- Noskó Ernő football
- 1976 Montréal
- Cservenyák Tibor waterpolo
- Sárosi László waterpolo
- 1980 Moszkva
- Növényi Norbert wrestling
- 1988 Szöul
- Darnyi Tamás swimming
- Mizsér Attila pentathlon
- Szabó Bence fencing
- Csongrádi László fencing
- 1992 Barcelona
- Farkas Péter wrestling
- Szabó Bence fencing
- Czigány Kinga kayak
- Dónusz Éva kayak
- Mészáros Erika kayak
Olympic Silver Medalists
- 1928 Amszterdam
- Halassy Olivér waterpolo
- 1932 Los Angeles
- Kárpáti Károly wrestling
- 1948 London
- Gyarmati Dezső waterpolo
- Szittya Károly waterpolo
- Lemhényi Dezső waterpolo
- 1952 Helsinki
- Polyák Imre wrestling
- 1956 Melbourne
- Polyák Imre wrestling
- Keleti Ágnes gymnastics
- 1960 Róma
- Zsivótzky Gyula athletics (hammer throw)
- Polyák Imre wrestling
- Szöllősi Imre kayak-canoe
- Rejtő Ildikó fencing
- 1964 Tokió
- Zsivótzky Gyula athletics (hammer throw)
- 1968 Mexikóváros
- Timár István kayak-kenu
- Rozsnyói Katalin kayak-kenu
- Marosi Paula fencing
- Rejtő Ildikó fencing
- 1972 München
- Dunai Antal football
- Dunai Ede football
- Juhász Péter football
- Rejtő Ildikó fencing
- Szolnoki Mária fencing
- Rónai Ildikó fencing
- Sárosi László waterpolo
- 1980 Moszkva
- Szombathelyi Tamás öttusa; e. cs.
- 1996 Atlanta
- Adrovicz Attila kayak-kenu; K-4 1000
- Csollány Szilveszter gymnastics
- Navarette József fencing
- Köves Csaba fencing
- Szabó Bence fencing
Olympic Bronze Medalists
- 1932 Los Angeles
- Szabados László swimming
- 1936 Berlin
- Gróf Ödön swimming
- 1948 London
- Tóth Ferenc wrestling
- 1952 Helsinki
- Földessy Ödön athletics (long jump)
- Csányi György athletics; 4×100
- Goldoványi Béla athletics; 4×100
- Varga Ferenc kayak; K-2 1000
- 1956 Melbourne
- Somodi Lajos fencing
- 1960 Róma
- Bánfalvy Klára kayak; K-2 500
- Göröcs János football
- Solymosi Ernő football
- Török Gábor football
- Várhidi Pál football
- Dömötör Zoltán waterpolo
- Mayer Mihály waterpolo
- 1968 Mexikóváros
- Kontsek Jolán athletics (hammer throw)
- Timár István kayak; K-2 1000
- Rejtő Ildikó fencing
- Dömötör Zoltán waterpolo
- Mayer Mihály waterpolo
- Sárosi László waterpolo
- 1976 Montreál
- Rejtő Ildikó fencing
- 1980 Moszkva
- Zakariás Mária kayak; K-2 500
- Lévai István boxing
- Donáth Ferenc gymnastics
- Stefanek Gertrud fencing
- Gedővári Imre fencing
Kiss István waterpolo
External links
- (in Hungarian) Official website
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