Gabriella Verrasztó
Hungarian swimmer
Gabriella Verrasztó (born 25 October 1961) is a Hungarian former swimmer. She competed in two events at the 1976 Summer Olympics.
Gabriella is a 13 time Hungarian champion swimmer and is part of the national swimmers hall of fame in Hungary.
She started swimming at a young age alongside her brother Zoltán Verrasztó who became an Olympic medalist.
Her competitive swimming career ended at the age of 18 after she contracted brain fever from a virus during a training camp in Spain. She later recovered from the disease.
Gabriella studied at the University of Physical Education of Hungary and graduated in Sports Science and started a career as a swimming coach.
In 1984 she married Hungarian actor and theatre manager Zoltán Zubornyák. Their daughter Barbara was born in 1987.
In 1996 Gabriella got involved in Triathlon and became a successful coach and leader of the National Youth Programme for the sport for many years.
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