KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Paralympic Games
2	Foil Team	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
2	Epee Individual - Category A	2012	London, GBR
2	Women's Team Open	2012	London, GBR
2	Epee Team	2004	Athens, GRE
2	Foil Team	2004	Athens, GRE
3	Epee Team	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
3	Foil Individual - Category A	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
3	Foil Individual - Category A	2012	London, GBR
3	Epee Individual - Category A	2004	Athens, GRE
3	Epee Individual - Category A	2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS
3	Foil Individual - Category A	2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS
4	Epee Individual - Category A	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
4	Epee Individual - Category A	2008	Beijing, CHN
4	Foil Individual - Category A	2004	Athens, GRE
4	Epee Team	2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS
4	Foil Team	2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS
6	Foil Individual - Category A	2008	Beijing, CHN
World Championships
1	Foil Team	2019	Cheongju, KOR
1	Epee Individual - Category A	2017	Rome, ITA
1	Foil Individual - Category A	2017	Rome, ITA
1	Epee Individual - Category A	2011	Catania, ITA
2	Foil Team	2015	Eger, HUN
2	Foil Individual - Category A	2015	Eger, HUN
2	Foil Team	2011	Catania, ITA
2	Foil Individual - Category A	2011	Catania, ITA
2	Foil Team	2010	Paris, FRA
2	Epee Individual - Category A	2010	Paris, FRA
3	Epee Team	2019	Cheongju, KOR
3	Epee Individual - Category A	2019	Cheongju, KOR
3	Epee Team	2017	Rome, ITA
3	Foil Team	2017	Rome, ITA
3	Epee Team	2015	Eger, HUN
3	Epee Team	2013	Budapest, HUN
3	Foil Team	2013	Budapest, HUN
3	Epee Team	2011	Catania, ITA
5	Epee Individual - Category A	2015	Eger, HUN
5	Foil Individual - Category A	2013	Budapest, HUN
5	Epee Team	2010	Paris, FRA
5	Foil Individual - Category A	2010	Paris, FRA
6	Epee Individual - Category A	2013	Budapest, HUN
9	Foil Individual - Category A	2019	Cheongju, KOR
European Championships
3	Foil Team	2018	Terni, ITA
3	Foil Individual - Category A	2018	Terni, ITA
5	Epee Individual - Category A	2018	Terni, ITA

English, Hungarian

Ujpesti Torna Egylet [UTE] [Budapest, HUN]

Viktor Feczer, HUN

2000 for Hungary, Paralympic Games in Sydney, Australia (Athlete, 25 May 2016)

She began wheelchair fencing in 1998. (Athlete, 25 May 2016)

She originally trained in swimming between ages six and 18. She also tried table tennis and handball before she was encouraged to try the sport by Hungarian wheelchair fencer Dani Gyongyi. (hparalimpia.hu, 01 Jan 2018)

To win a gold medal at the Paralympic Games. (Athlete, 25 May 2016)

Her family. (Athlete, 25 May 2016)

In 2016, 2017 and 2018 she was named on the Disabled Team of the Year [wheelchair fencing] by the Hungarian Paralympic Committee [MPB]. (hparalimpia.hu, 01 Jan 2018)

In 2016 and 2017 she was named Disabled Female Athlete of the Year by the Hungarian Paralympic Committee [MPB]. (hparalimpia.hu, 01 Jan 2018)

In 2016 she received the Order of Merit from the Kingdom of Hungary for her contribution to wheelchair fencing after she won three medals at the Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (hparalimpia.hu, 01 Jan 2018)