DVTK Defeats Szekszárd 74-57 in Second-Round NB I Clash
A 1,250-strong crowd watched as the DVTK Hun-Therm women’s basketball team secured a 74-57 victory over KSC Szekszárd on October 4, 2026, during the second round of the Női NB I. A-csoport regular season. The game, which began at 18:00 in Miskolc, was officiated by referees Márton Makrai, Tamás Ferenc Söjtöry, and László Pozsonyi.
Szekszard erases early deficit with scoring run
Szekszárd opened the contest with a 5-0 run, but DVTK responded by stringing together scores to establish a 19-13 lead by the seventh minute. Early in the second quarter, the Diósgyőr advantage stretched past ten points as the visitors struggled from beyond the arc. At one point, the hosts led by 14 points, with Nicole Enabosi having already reached 11 points. Despite trailing significantly, Szekszárd capitalized on a sudden DVTK timeout to launch an unanswered scoring run. Three-pointers from Eszter Rátkai and Réka Dombai, followed by a basket from Jáhni, sliced the margin down to 33-31 before halftime, leaving the hosts with a narrow two-point edge at the break.
Third-Quarter Surge Cements DVTK Advantage
However, DVTK responded decisively in the third quarter. Enabosi pushed past the 20-point mark, and the home team constructed a solid 56-45 cushion. The game saw a shift at the start of the second half when Szekszárd briefly took the lead, aided by Orsolya Tóth and a sixth three-pointer from Dombai’s team. Although Szekszárd narrowed the gap to seven points in the final period behind Nahomis Vargas-Hardy’s center play, a clutch three-pointer from national team guard Veronika Kányási restored a double-digit margin with two minutes remaining.
Coaches assess team mistakes after contest
DVTK head coach Magyar Gergely expressed relief after the contest, noting that despite the final score reflecting a confident win, his team committed numerous mistakes on both ends of the floor that require immediate attention during the upcoming mid-week break. He admitted the match was more difficult than expected. On the opposing bench, Szekszárd head coach Magyar Bianka characterized her squad’s performance as inconsistent, stating that brief periods of strong play were overshadowed by poor execution defensively and offensively. Both teams look ahead to upcoming league fixtures as Szekszárd prepares to host BEAC Újbuda on October 7, 2026, at 18:00.
Player Statistics
For DVTK, Nicole Enabosi led with 20 points and 3 three-pointers, followed by T. Aho with 12 points and 3 three-pointers, and Veronika Kányási with 13 points and 3 three-pointers. Other contributors included Balayera with 7 points and 3 three-pointers, and Boros and N. Aho with 6 points each. Telegdy scored 3 points on 3/3 shooting, and Smuda added 3 points.
Szekszárd’s effort was led by Zsófia Jáhni with 20 points and 6 three-pointers. Nahomis Vargas-Hardy added 15 points and 6 three-pointers, while Réka Dombai contributed 8 points and 6 three-pointers. Orsolya Tóth scored 6 points with 3 three-pointers, and Eszter Rátkai finished with 4 points and 3 three-pointers.
Dvtike defeats szekszard in miskolc fixture
What was the final score of the DVTK versus Szekszárd match?
The DVTK Hun-Therm defeated KSC Szekszárd 74-57 at the DVTK Arena in Miskolc. The quarter scores were 23-14, 15-22, 18-10, and 18-11.
Who were the game’s top scorers?
Nicole Enabosi led DVTK with 20 points, while Zsófia Jáhni scored 20 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Szekszárd.
How many spectators attended the fixture?
The match drew an audience of 1,250 people to the DVTK Arena on October 4, 2026.