Orosházi FKSE

Orosháza is a town in Békés County, in the south-east of Hungary, and its men's handball has long been a local matter. Its yellow and green shirts have appeared at the Eötvös Sportcsarnok, a hall of 740 seats, since the club was set up in 1999.

The club won the Nemzeti Bajnokság I/B, the second division, in 2001, only two years after its founding. Playing as Every Day-Orosháza after its sponsor, it reached the second qualifying round of the EHF Cup and went out to Portovik Yuzhny. In 2003 it took bronze in the Hungarian Cup.

Ferenc Füzesi, an Olympic bronze medallist with Hungary in 1992, had been head coach since 2009 and led the side to that title. The team then played in the top flight from 2010/11 until it was relegated at the end of 2020/21.

Since relegation it has played in the Eastern Group of the NB I/B. The county derby with Optimum Solar-Békési FKC is the one a full hall in Orosháza looks forward to. Békéscsaba 1912 Előre, Kondorosi Kézilabda Klub and Köröstarcsai KSK are close by as well.