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Basketball team in Pécs

PEAC-PÉCS

Founded| 1923
Arena| Lauber Dezső Sports Hall
Location| Pécs
Team colors| Black and white
Head coach| Željko Đokić
Website| www.peacpecs.hu

PEAC-Pécs is the first-class women basketball team of Pécs, Hungary. The team started in the Hungarian Championship division A in 2012/2013 season.[1] Beside the Hungarian Championship the team also attending the Hungarian Cup and the MŽRKL also known as the Women's Adriatic League.[2]

## The Team[edit]

Number | Name | Position | Date of Birth | Height | Weight

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| Željko Đokić | Head Coach | 1993.11.28. |  |
| Imreh Ajtony | secondary coach | 1995.04.15. |  |
| Lukács Béla | fizikoterapeut | 1994.06.24. |  |
No. 4 | Balla Dorottya | 3–4 | 1994.04.02. | 183 CM | 70 kg
No. 5 | Czirják Noémi | 1 | 1993.07.27. | 172 CM | 66 kg
No. 6 | Czukor Tünde | 3–4 | 1984.09.27. | 183 CM | 71 kg
No. 7 | Sánta Petra | 1 | 1995.07.19. | 170 CM | 63 kg
No. 8 | Fűrész Diána | 1–2 | 1984.01.15. | 173 CM | 67 kg
No. 9 | Csutorás Fanni | 2–3 | 1994.11.17. | 180 CM | 70 kg
No. 10 | Latinka Dušanić | 3–4 | 1990.02.14. | 180 CM | 72 kg
No. 12 | Horváth Lilla | 3–4 | 1990.12.04. | 183 CM | 74 kg
No. 13 | Barbour Andrea Martikams | 1–2 | 1989.02.03. | 180 CM | 72 kg
No. 14 | Raus Vivien | 2–3 | 1995.11.24. | 175 CM | 60 kg
No. 15 | Szamosi Amadea Dóra | 4–5 | 1994.02.01. | 189 CM | 75 kg
No. 16 | Szűcs Réka | 1 | 1995.04.28. | 169 CM | 57 kg
No. 20 | Demeter Hanna | 3 | 1994.11.21. | 183 CM |
No. 21 | Hutlassa Fanni | 3 | 1988.12.08 | 183 CM |
No. 22 | Amy Betsy Jaeschke | 5 | 1989.04.26. | 196 CM | 100 kg
No. 23 | Kiss Virág | 5 | 1998.04.12. | 193 CM | 85 kg

## References[edit]

1. ^ "A szerdai határidő lejártával határozott az MKOSZ a bajnoki nevezésekről". www.kosarsport.hu. Retrieved 23 December 2012.
2. ^ "Vasárnap bemutatkozik a PEAC-Pécs az Adria Ligában". www.bama.hu. Retrieved 23 December 2012.

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