The MN Pole Sport and Aerial Acrobatics Association had an outstanding weekend at the IPSF Hungary Qualifying Championship, where athletes from 10 countries competed in nearly 120 event categories. The competition took place in an inspiring atmosphere and excellent spirit, providing motivation and encouragement for athletes striving to reach their goals.
Our association was represented by 10 athletes competing in a total of 13 categories, making us the largest Hungarian team at the event. We are especially proud that our competitors delivered some of the most consistent and highest-quality performances since the establishment of our studio. It was also a great pleasure to witness the support, unity, and team spirit that accompanied our athletes throughout both the preparation period and the competition itself.
Within the IPSF competition system, international athletes competed in the OPEN category for World Championship qualification. However, qualification is determined by comparing results from all national championships. In categories where athletes from the same country compete in multiple national championships, their scores are compared, and the athlete with the highest score ultimately earns the qualification spot for the World Championship. As a result, the excitement does not end with the conclusion of a single championship, as final qualification results are only confirmed once all national championships have been completed.
Our Results
Youth Categories
- Mira Guzmics – Youth Beginner Pole Sport: 2nd Place
- Zoé Alexa Kovács – Youth Elite Pole Sport: 1st Place
- Zoé Alexa Kovács – Youth Professional Pole Sport
- : 1st Place
Adult Categories
- Orsolya Pál – Professional Artistic Pole: 2nd Place
- Edit Gulyás Tankóné – Professional Artistic Pole: 1st Place
- Gréta Hegedűs – Professional Artistic Pole: 2nd Place
- Rózsa Hajdú – Elite Pole Sport: 1st Place
- Rózsa Hajdú – Professional Artistic Pole: 2nd Place
- Tímea Sófalvi – Beginner Artistic Pole: 1st Place
- Tímea Sófalvi – Beginner Pole Sport: 1st Place
- Veronika Kádár – Intermediate/Advanced Flying Pole: 1st Place
- Dorottya Gáncs – Intermediate/Advanced Artistic Pole: 1st Place
- Nóra Kardos – Intermediate/Advanced Flying Pole Artistic Category: 1st Place
World Championship Qualifications
We are especially proud that several of our athletes secured qualification for the IPSF World Championship:
- Zoé Alexa Kovács qualified in both of her competition categories.
- Rózsa Hajdú earned qualification in the Elite Pole Sport category.
- Edit Gulyás Tankóné secured qualification in the Professional Artistic Pole category.
As a result, the MNSE team will represent Hungary and our association at the IPSF World Championship in Prague this October with three athletes competing in four event categories.
MNSE Special Awards
Following last year's tradition, the MNSE Sport and Art Overall Champion Awards were presented once again this year. Based on the scores achieved at the championship, Orsolya Pál received the MNSE Artistic Pole Special Award, while Rózsa Hajdú was honored with the MNSE Pole Sport Special Award.
Both athletes earned these recognitions through their outstanding performances, dedication, and achievements throughout the season. We warmly congratulate them on this special accomplishment.
Thank You to Our Team
I would like to thank all of our athletes for the dedication, perseverance, and hard work they have invested week after week throughout their preparation. I especially appreciate those who regularly traveled from Vienna, Nyíregyháza, Sóskút, and Szigetszentmiklós to attend training sessions and prepare for this competition.
I am incredibly grateful for your commitment, trust, and the strong sense of unity that remains one of the greatest strengths of our studio.
❤️ More to come soon...
