megyevez

Megyevez is a term derived from Hungarian, literally translating to "county rowing" or "county steering." It generally refers to a rowing competition or event that is organized at the county level within Hungary. These events serve as a way to foster local talent, promote the sport of rowing within specific regions, and bring together athletes from different towns and municipalities within a given county.

Typically, Megyevez competitions would involve various age groups and skill levels, catering to both novice and experienced rowers. The races might be held on local rivers, lakes, or purpose-built rowing courses within the county. Participation often involves rowing clubs and sports associations based in the county. Winning or performing well in a Megyevez event can be a significant achievement for local rowers and clubs, offering a stepping stone for further competition at national levels. While specific rules and formats can vary depending on the organizing body and the county, the core concept remains a local, regional rowing contest. These events contribute to the broader sporting culture and community engagement within Hungary's administrative divisions.