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Margus Metstak (born 16 June 1961) is a
retired Estonian professional basketball player who pla****
mostly at the
center position.
Margus Metstak started...
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regaining its
former name in saw the
return of
Martin Müürsepp and
Margus Metstak, and in the 1996–97
season Tiit Sokk
returned from Panathinaikos. In the...
- Müürsepp led the team in
scoring with 18.3
points per game,
while Margus Metstak collected 6.0
rebounds per game, and
Rauno Pehka and
Tanel Tein averaged...
- the
German Basketball League, were the
Estonian national player Margus Metstak and the
Czech international player Kamil Novák. In the
league finals in...
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cricketer 1961 –
Steve Larmer,
Canadian ice
hockey player 1961 –
Margus Metstak,
Estonian basketball player and
coach 1962 –
Wally Joyner,
American baseball...
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coach in 1982 and
guided the team, led by his son Tiit Sokk and
Margus Metstak, to two more
championships in 1984 and 1985. In 1989, TPI
changed its name...
- iseendaks".
Kultuur (in Estonian). 3
April 2016.
Retrieved 24
April 2021.
Metstak, Anni (2019-05-08). "Kadri
Voorand signed record deal with
German label"...
- (2023–present)
Karmen Joller,
Member of the
Riigikogu (2023–present)
Maarja Metstak,
Kuusalu Parish councillor (2021–present)
Hanno Pevkur,
Minister of Defence...
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Lepik (born 1969),
politician Margus Luik (born 1980),
racewalker Margus Metstak (born 1961),
basketball player Margus Oopkaup (1959–2025),
actor Margus...
- Tallinn: S. Babenko, G. Jackson, A. Karavaev, G. Kullamäe, A. Kuusmaa, M.
Metstak, A. Nagel, M. Noormets, R. Pehka, I. Saksakulm, T. Sokk, A. Toomiste. 1991–92...
