Beatrix Kisházi

Beatrix Kisházi (born October 13, 1946 in Budapest ) is a Hungarian table tennis player . The defender has won four European ranking tournaments.

successes

National

At national Hungarian championships Kisházi won numerous victories. She was Hungarian champion in singles four times (1968, 1970, 1975, 1977), in doubles three times (1967 with Sára Máthé, 1968 with Erzsébet Heirits , 1970 with Angéla Papp) and in 1969 in mixed with István Jónyer .

She has won the team championship seventeen times with various clubs:

• 1968–1970 Statisztika Budapest
• 1971–1985 (except 1975) Statisztika Petőfi SC
• 1993/94 Statisztika-Metalloglobus I.

International

European championships

From 1972 to 1982 Kisházi was represented at all six European championships . Here she was most successful in 1972 when she won silver in singles and doubles with the Englishwoman Jill Hammersley and was European champion with the Hungarian women's team. With the team she repeated this success in 1978 and 1982, in 1974 and 1980 it was only enough for second place.

Europe TOP-12

In 1971, 1972, 1973 and 1977 she took first place in the European ranking tournament Europe TOP-12 . In 1974 she was fourth, in 1978 sixth. A four-time title win at this tournament is a record to date (2009).

World championships

From 1967 to 1981 Kisházi was nominated seven times for world championships . In 1973 she reached the semi-finals in doubles with Jill Hammersley . In 1967 she won bronze with the Hungarian team. In 1977 she reached the second round in doubles with the German Wiebke Hendriksen , with whom she won the International French Championships in late 1976 and with whom she had won the International Hungarian Championships in 1964.

Private

Kisházi is married and has two children (* 1975 and 1979).

Results from the ITTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	team
HUN	European Championship	1982	Budapest	HUN				1
HUN	European Championship	1980	Bern	SUI	last 16			2
HUN	European Championship	1978	Duisburg	FRG				1
HUN	European Championship	1976	Prague	TCH		Quarter finals	Quarter finals
HUN	European Championship	1974	Novi Sad	YUG	last 16			2
HUN	European Championship	1972	Rotterdam	NED	silver	silver		1
HUN	EURO TOP12	1978	Prague	TCH	6th
HUN	EURO TOP12	1977	Sarajevo	YUG	1
HUN	EURO TOP12	1974	Trollhatten	SWE	4th
HUN	EURO TOP12	1973	Boeblingen	FRG	1
HUN	EURO TOP12	1972	Zagreb	YUG	1
HUN	EURO TOP12	1971	Zadar	YUG	1
HUN	World Championship	1981	Novi Sad	YUG	last 32	last 32	last 32	7th
HUN	World Championship	1977	Birmingham	CLOSELY	last 16	Quarter finals	last 16	5
HUN	World Championship	1975	Calcutta	IND	last 64	last 32	last 64	4th
HUN	World Championship	1973	Sarajevo	YUG	last 16	Semifinals	last 64	4th
HUN	World Championship	1971	Nagoya	JPN	last 64	last 16	Quarter finals	9
HUN	World Championship	1969	Munich	FRG	last 16	Quarter finals	last 64	12
HUN	World Championship	1967	Stockholm	SWE	last 64	last 16	last 32	3

swell

• Hungarian Individual Championships ( Memento from January 17, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF file; 99 kB)
• Hungarian Team Championships ( Memento from October 20, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF file; 134 kB)
• Wiebke is an ideal partner! - DTS magazine , 1977/1 issue Süd-West pp. 28–29
• DTS magazine , 1980/6 p. 56

Individual evidence

1. ↑ DTS magazine , 1977/1 issue Süd-West p. 28
2. ↑ ITTF statistics ( Memento of the original from March 3, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed on September 10, 2011)