FTC held its annual Fair Play Awards gala for the third year, at the Elek Gyula Arena. At the celebration of our club's unique initiative, the True Green and White Hero award and the Fradi Heart award were both given out.
This year, the True Green and White Hero award was given to our athlete, Goschi Anna.
At the National Championship, she competed in the triple jump, but during one of the jumps, the machine registered an additional meter. She and her trainer and the leader of the Athletics division, Vágóné Solti Mária immediately pointed out that the result was wrong, but because of the electronic system, the jump could not be deleted. Anna had to receive the bronze medal, but after that, she met up with the girl who came third according to the real results and gave her the medal.
The committee decided, that the Fradi Heart award would be given to Karácsonyi Vazul, the technical manager of our women's water polo team, for a truly heroic deed. During an afternoon training session, Vazul saved a girl from the bottom of the pool, who swallowed her earplug and gave her quick and professional first aid. He thus saved the life of the little girl.
The FTC, in cooperation with the Mazsihisz, organised a cultural programme for 50 Ukrainian children.
Our two-time Olympic champion won two gold medals on Saturday at the World Championships in Montreal.
Liu Shaoang won all 3 races on Sunday in the 500-m distance, and added a chapter to Hungarian sports history.
FTC has made a film for the 10th time, in which the club raises awareness on the fight against exclusion.
New options, games, an easier way of purchasing tickets – all in the fresh Fradi app!
Liu Shaoang came first on 500 meters and Liu Shaolin Sándor on 1000 meters.
Ferencvárosi Torna Club is taking another step to promote fair play.
Our football team is charitable this year too by donating to four children's hospitals in Budapest.