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R.I.P. Zoltán Horváth (1979-2009)

December 29, 2009

A notable for Team Hungary in Eurobasket 2009 and former PAOK player Zoltán Horváth has died from injuries suffered in a car crash yesterday. He was 30.

After spending most of his career in Hungary’s domestic league, Horváth got with PAOK for the 2008-09 season, but had been playing this season with Falco KC Szombathely. Horváth put up huge numbers of 21.3 points and 10.4 rebounds per game in the Hungarian league this year.

In Eurobasket 2009, the big guy helped the surprising Magyars to an impressive showing in the tournament, helping them reach Division A for 2010 with a twelve-point, nine-rebound effort against Estonia in the competition’s final match.

Condolences and messages are requested to be left at the team’s Facebook page.

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  1. Wolfgang
    16 years ago

    R.I.P. Zoltán!

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  2. Milton
    14 years ago

    RIP….great player

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  3. Milkytits
    14 years ago

    on the lords team now

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