Ágnes Kovács

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The native form of this personal name is Kovács Ágnes. This article uses the Western name order.

Medal record
Women’s Swimming
Competitor for Image:Flag of Hungary.svg Hungary
Olympic Games
Gold	2000 Sydney	200m Breaststroke
Bronze	1996 Atlanta	200m Breaststroke
World Championsips (LC)
Gold	1998 Perth	200m Breaststroke
Gold	2001 Fukuoka	200m Breaststroke
Bronze	2001 Fukuoka	100m Breaststroke
European Championships (LC)
Silver	1995 Vienna	4x100m Medley
Bronze	1995 Vienna	100m Breaststroke
Gold	1997 Seville	100m Breaststroke
Gold	1997 Seville	200m Breaststroke
Gold	1999 Istanbul	50m Breaststroke
Gold	1999 Istanbul	100m Breaststroke
Gold	1999 Istanbul	200m Breaststroke
Gold	2000 Helsinki	50m Breaststroke
Gold	2000 Helsinki	100m Breaststroke
Silver	2000 Helsinki	200m Breaststroke
Bronze	2006 Budapest	50m Breaststroke
Bronze	2006 Budapest	100m Breaststroke
Bronze	2006 Budapest	200m Breaststroke
European Championships (SC)
Silver	1999 Lisbon	50m Breaststroke
Silver	1999 Lisbon	100m Breaststroke
Silver	1999 Lisbon	200m Breaststroke
Bronze	2002 Riesa	100m Breaststroke

Ágnes Kovács (born July 13, 1981) is a Hungarian swimmer.

[edit] Competitions

1995 European Junior Championships in Geneva
- 1st place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 5th place: 200 meter breaststroke
1995 European LC Championships in Vienna
- 3rd place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 7th place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 2nd place: 4x100 meter medley relay
1996 European Junior Championships in Copenhagen
- 1st place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 200 meter breaststroke
1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta
- 7th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 3rd place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 11th place: 4x100 meter medley relay
1997 European LC Championships in Seville
- 1st place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 200 meter breaststroke
1998 World Championships in Perth
- 4th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 5th place: 4x100 meter medley
1999 European LC Championships in Istanbul
- 1st place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 200 meter breaststroke
1999 European SC Championships in Lisbon
- 2nd place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 2nd place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 2nd place: 200 meter breaststroke
2000 European LC Championships in Helsinki
- 1st place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 2nd place: 200 meter breaststroke
2000 Olympic Games in Sydney
- 5th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 13th place: 4x100 meter medley relay
2001 World Championships in Fukuoka
- 8th place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 3rd place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 1st place: 200 meter breaststroke
2002 European LC Championships in Berlin
- 4th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 4th place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 9th place: 4x100 meter medley
2002 European SC Championships in Riesa
- 10th place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 3rd place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 5th place: 200 meter breaststroke
2003 World Championships in Barcelona
- 20th place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 15th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 9th place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 6th place: 200 meter individual medley
2004 European LC Championships in Madrid
- 5th place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 4th place: 200 meter individual medley
- 7th place: 4x100 meter medley relay
2004 Olympic Games in Athens
- 11th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 5th place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 4th place: 200 meter individual medley
2005 European SC Championship in Trieste
- 7th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 5th place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 4th place: 200 meter individual medley
2006 European LC Championship in Budapest
- 3rd place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 3rd place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 3rd place: 200 meter breaststroke
- 6th place: 4x100 meter medley relay
2007 Universiade in Bangkok
- 10th place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 10th place: 100 meter breaststroke
2007 European SC Championship in Debrecen
- 9th place: 50 meter breaststroke
- 5th place: 100 meter breaststroke
- 4th place: 4x50 meter medley relay

Awards
Preceded by Krisztina Egerszegi	Hungarian Sportswoman of The Year 1997-2000	Succeeded by Gyöngyi Likerecz
Preceded by Michelle Smith	European Swimmer of the Year 1997 – 1998	Succeeded by Inge de Bruijn

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