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Highlights: Rīgas Zeļļi - Valmiera GLASS VIA 81:74 (18.04.2024)
Labākās epizodes no LBL 4. ceturtdaļfināla spēles starp "Rīgas Zeļļi" un "Valmiera GLASS VIA", kurā ar rezultātu 81:74 uzvarēja ...
Aftermovie: pret Valmiera GLASS VIA (15.04.2024)
Video atskats no LBL 3. ceturtdaļfināla spēles, kurā "Rīgas Zeļļi" pārspēja "Valmiera GLASS VIA" ar 90:67! Video: Andris "grianDs" ...
Highlights: Rīgas Zeļļi - Valmiera GLASS VIA 90:67 (15.04.2024)
Labākie momenti no LBL 3. ceturtdaļfināla spēles starp "Rīgas Zeļļi" un "Valmiera GLASS VIA", kurā Zeļļi uzvarēja ar rezultātu ...
Aftermovie: pret Valmiera GLASS VIA (12.04.2024)
Piedāvājam video atskatu no 12. aprīļa LBL ceturtdaļfināla 2. spēles, kurā "Rīgas Zeļļi" piekāpās "Valmiera GLASS VIA" ar 95:96.
Highlights: Rīgas Zeļļi - Valmiera GLASS VIA 95:96 (12.04.2024)
Labākie momenti no Latvijas basketbla līgas 2. ceturtdaļfināla spēles, kurā "Rīgas Zeļļi" piekāpās "Valmiera GLASS VIA" ar 95:96.
Highlights: Rīgas Zeļļi - Valmiera GLASS VIA 87:65 (08.04.2024)
Labākie momenti no Latvijas basketbola līgas ceturtdaļfināla 1. spēles, kurā "Rīgas Zeļļi" ar 87:65 apspēlēja "Valmiera GLASS ...
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Valmiera Glass Via (basketball)
Valmiera Glass Vidzemes Augstskola is a basketball club based in Valmiera, Latvia, playing in the Latvian–Estonian Basketball League. Originally a student club of Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences (Vidzemes Augstskola), Valmiera started playing in the Latvian Basketball League's third division in 2011, and expanded its roster to include semi-professional and fully professional players.
Valmiera FC
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Valmieras FK
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Jurmala Young Pop Singer Competition
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Jūrmalas Ziņas
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Jumala
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Jurmana (1979 film)
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Jurala Project
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Jurmana (1996 film)
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Jurmana
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