János Csík

The native form of this personal name is Csík János. This article uses the Western name order.

János Csík (born 20 December 1946 in Orosháza)^[1] is a former Hungarian handball player and handball coach.

In 1972 he was part of the Hungarian team which finished eighth in the 1972 Summer Olympics. He played in one match and scored two goals.

References

Hungary squads

Hungary squad – 1970 World Championship

János Adorján János Csík András Fenyő József Horváth Sándor Kaló László Kovács István Marosi Lajos Simó János Stiller István Szabó László Szabó Sándor Takács István Varga Sándor Vass Head Coach: Miklós Albrecht

Hungary squad – 1972 Summer Olympics

János Adorján Béla Bartalos János Csík László Harka József Horváth Sándor Kaló István Marosi Lajos Simó János Stiller István Szabó László Szabó Sándor Takács István Varga Károly Vass Sándor Vass Head coach: Miklós Albrecht

Hungary squad – 1982 World Championship Runners-Up

Valéria Agocs Éva Angyal Ildikó Barna Klára Bonyhádi Katalin Gombai Anna György Györgyi Győrvári Klára Horváth Gabriella Jakab Marianna Nagy Erzsébet Németh Erzsébet Nyári Zsuzsa Nyári Mariann Rácz Amália Sterbinszky Mária Vanya Head coach: János Csík

Hungary squad – 1990 World Championship

Imre Bíró József Bordás Attila Borsos Ferenc Füzesi Sándor Győrffy János Gyurka László Hoffmann Mihály Iváncsik Mihály Kovács Géza Lehel László Marosi István Pribék Jenő Putics Jakab Sibalin Head Coach: János Csík

Hungary squad – 1997 World Championship

Beatrix Balogh Rita Borók Rita Deli Éva Erdős Andrea Farkas Ágnes Farkas Anikó Kántor Fanni Kenyeres Anita Kulcsár Anikó Meksz Helga Németh Ildikó Pádár Katalin Pálinger Zsófia Pásztor Melinda Szabó Gabriella Takács Head coach: János Csík

János Csík – Head coaching positions

Cséfai (1958)
Hetey (1959–61)
Csicsmányi (1962–64)
Albrecht (1964–73)
Faludi (1973–82)
Kovács (1982–85)
Mocsai (1985–89)
Csík (1989–90)
Joósz (1991–92)
Kovács (1992–93)
Kaló (1993–95)
Kővári (1995–96)
Vass (1997–99)
Hajdu (1999–2001)
Skaliczki (2001–08)
Hajdu (2008–09)
Csoknyai (2009–10)
Mocsai (2010–14)
Duyshebaev (2014–16)
Sabaté (2016–)

1) Hajdu acted as caretaker head coach due to the illness of Bøhn

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