Dunaujvaros produced the standout result of Round 5 in the Hungarian Women’s OB I, defeating previously unbeaten BVSC 12-8 on Saturday following an impressive second-half comeback.
BVSC led 5-3 at half-time, but Dunaujvaros responded strongly after the interval. The hosts levelled the contest at 7-7 heading into the final period before producing a dominant 5-1 fourth quarter to secure victory.
Natasa Rybanska led Dunaujvaros with four goals, while Brigitta Horvath added three. Pien Gorter, Dalma Domsodi and Zoe Lendvay each scored twice for BVSC, who suffered their first league defeat of the campaign.
Elsewhere, defending champions Ferencvaros continued their perfect start with a comprehensive 23-4 victory away to III. Kerulet. Ferencvaros established a commanding 13-1 half-time advantage, with Orsolya Hertzka, Rita Keszthelyi and Beatriz Ortiz each contributing three goals.
UVSE also maintained their unbeaten record, defeating Eger 16-8 away from home. Tekla Aubeli led the scoring with five goals, while Kinga Alaksza added three. UVSE controlled the contest from the opening quarter and led 14-5 heading into the final period.
Szeged recorded their second victory of the season with a convincing 21-8 win over KSI. Eniko Rajna delivered the highest individual scoring performance of the round with seven goals, supported by five from Sara Felkai. Szeged’s ten-goal third quarter proved particularly decisive.
Gyor completed the round with a 14-7 victory against Szentes. Leading just 6-5 entering the final eight minutes, the hosts produced an outstanding fourth quarter, outscoring their opponents 8-2. Panna Petik finished with five goals.
Ferencvaros remain top of the standings with 18 points from six matches, followed by UVSE, who have won all five of their fixtures. Dunaujvaros move above BVSC into third place, with both sides holding 12 points.
Hungarian Women’s OB I — Round 5 Results
Saturday, October 17, 2026
- III. Kerulet 4-23 Ferencvaros
- Dunaujvaros 12-8 BVSC
- Gyor 14-7 Szentes
- Eger 8-16 UVSE
- Szeged 21-8 KSI