József Kóczián

József Kóczián (4 August 1926 – 10 December 2009) was a Hungarian table tennis player, who won three world championships during his career.

Following the Second World War, he made his first World Championships appearance in 1947 in Paris. He was a regular at the global event until 1959 when he made his final bow in Dortmund, Germany representing Sweden. József's sister Éva was also a table tennis player.

Medal Count

He won a total of 14 medals at World Championships during that 12-year period; notably clinching three gold medals. In 1949/Stockholm and 1952/Bombay he was a member of the successful Hungarian team that won the Swaythling Cup. In 1953 he partnered with fellow Hungarian Ferenc Sidó to clinch the top prize in the Men's Doubles competition.^[1]

References

External links

• Biodata

Table tennis in Hungary
Organization	Table Tennis Association
Notable players	Viktor Barna Csilla Bátorfi László Bellák Zoltán Berczik Lajos Dávid Gizella Farkas Gábor Gergely Sándor Glancz Tibor Házi Roland Jacobi István Jónyer Béla von Kehrling István Kelen Beatrix Kisházi Tibor Klampár Éva Kóczián József Kóczián Petra Lovas Judit Magos-Havas Zoltán Mechlovits Mária Mednyánszky Lívia Mossóczy Daniel Pecsi Georgina Póta Ferenc Sidó Agnes Simon Anna Sipos Ferenc Soos Miklós Szabados Kálmán Szepesi Krisztina Tóth
List of table tennis players