National Team roster

 2005

European Championships 2005 Qualifications:
Sep.3: Estonia - Poland 74-45 (21:7, 18:7, 22:16, 13:15)
EST: Muursepp 18, Tein 17, Kikerpill 12, Leppik 8, Kangur 8, Talts 6, Dorbek 3, Sokk 2, Makke 0
POL: Szewczyk 9, Bigus 8, Gortat 4, Hyzy 4, Ignerski 4, Dylewicz 3, Chylinski 3, Sarzalo 3, Skibniewski 3, Radke 2, Roszyk 2, Stefanski 0
Aug.29: Czech Rep. - Estonia 96-86 (29:21, 22:24, 22:25, 23:16)
CZE: Jiri Welsch 27, Ondrej Starosta 21, Lubos Barton 16, Pavel Milos 8, Czudek 2 - Ladislav Sokolovsky 17, Whitfield 3, Pospisil 2, Benda 0, Votroubek 0
EST: Martin Muursepp 21, Kikerpill 19, Tein 11, Dorbek 4, Talts 4 - Makke 11, Kangur 8, Sokk 4, Leppik 2, Armpalu 0, Parn 0
Aug.19: Rakvere, EST: Estonia - Czech Rep. 57-75 (20-18, 19-23, 7-20, 11-14)
EST: Martin Muursepp (206-F-74) 18, Sokk 12, Kikerpill 7, Kangur 7, Tein 5, Leppik 3, Talts 3, Armpalu 2, Parn 0
CZE: Lubos Barton 18, Welsch 14, Starosta 14, Whitfield 8, Benda 6, Milos 5, Czudek 4, Sokolovsky 3, Votroubek 3, Pospisil 0

Baltic Tournament in Rakvere (EST):
Aug.16, 3rd place: Finland - Estonia 68-86
Finland: Hanno Mottola 21, Teemu Rannikko 15, Tuukka Kotti 11, Mikko Noopila 10, Jyri Lehtonen 8, Aki Ulander 2, Iiro Tenngren 1
Estonia: Muursepp 19, Kangur 19
Aug.15: Estonia - Latvia 61-94 (11-31, 14-18, 20-26, 16-19)
Estonia: Kikerpill 16, Tein 11+5reb, Armpalu 10, Muursepp 9, Dorbek 5, Kangur 4, Talts 4, Parn 2, Sokk 0, Leppik 0, Vares 0, Make 0.
Latvia: Aigars Vitols 15, Šķēle 14+5reb, Blūms 12, S.Valters 11, K.Valters 9, Štelmahers 8, Cipruss 7, Helamnis 6, Grafs 4, Janičenoks 4, Skirmants 4, Timermanis 0.
Aug.15: Sweden - Finland 81-55
Sweden: Ringstrom 19
Finland: Mottola 21

Exhibition Game:
Aug.9: Estonia - Latvia 86-68
Lithuania: Ginevicius 10 (7 TO), Zukauskas 3, Delininkaitis 5, Siskauskas 19, Salenga 6, D.Lavrinovic 15, K.Lavrinovic 10, Jasaitis 8, Javtokas 4.
Estonia: Tein 4, Dorbek 14, Kriisa 5, Talts 2, Parn 1, Makke 2, Kikerpill 9, Armpalu 7, Muursepp 12, Kangur 4, Sokk 2.
Aug.5, Klaipeda (LTU): Lithuania - Estonia 74:52 (19:11, 11:10, 14:21, 30:10)
Lithuania: Vidas Ginevicius 6 (8 assists), Mindaugas Zukauskas 6, Tomas Delininkaitis 5, Ramunas Siskauskas 14, Dainius Salenga 10, Simonas Serapinas 4, Darjush Lavrinovic 5, Ksystof Lavrinovic 8 (8 rebounds), Simas Jasaitis 7, Saulius Kuzminskas, Robertas Javtokas 9.
Estonia: Tanel Tein 8, Silver Leppik 4, Valmo Kriisa, Janar Talts 5, Andre Parn, Kristijan Makke 2, Tarmo Kikerpill, Ardo Armpalu 4 (7 turnovers), Martin Muursepp 17, Kristijan Kangur 5, Tanel Sokk 7.

 2004

Qualifications to EC 2005
Sep.25, 2004: Bosnia - Estonia 92-71 (23-17, 18-14, 30-25, 21-15)
Bosnia: Castle 15, Hukic 14, Ovcina 11, Valjevac 10, Teletovic 9, Krasic 8, Krupalija 7, Jazvin 6, Radojevic 3, Kovacevic 0
Estonia: Kullamae 17, Tein 16, Kikerpill 14, Allingu 11, Vares 9, Talts 2, Pehka 2, Arbet 0
Sep.22, 2004: Estonia - Turkey 76-78 (20-19,44-46,61-60,78-76)
Estonia: Muursepp 23, Kriisa 15, Kullamae 14, Armpalu 6, Pehka 5, Allingu 5, Tein 4, Kikerpill 4
Turkey: Kerem Tunceri 7, Hidayet Turkoglu 21, Baris Ermis , Ender Arslan 5, Semih Erden 1, Fatih Solak 0, Kerem Gonlum (209-C/F-77) 20, Ermal Kurtoglu 13, Cenk Akyol 7, Huseyin Demiral (DND), Hakan Demirel (DND), Valentin Pastal (DND)
Sep.18, 2004: Holland - Estonia 76-72 (21-18, 16-15, 17-16, 22-23)
Holland: van Paassen 16, Akerboom 15, Defares 12, Kingma 10, Nahar 8, Timmermans 6, Krieger 5, Richardson 2, Jones 2, Van der Holst 0
Estonia: Tein 21, Kullamae 20, Muursepp 14, Pehka 9, Allingu 5, Armpalu 2, Talts 1, Kriisa 0, Kikerpill 0
Sep.15, 2004: Estonia - Bosnia & Herzeg. 61-70
Estonia:Muursepp 20, Kullamae 14, Kriisa 13, Armpalu 6, Tein 5, Talts 2, Allingu 1, Kikerpill 0, Arbet 0
Bosnia: Hukic 18, Ovcina 15, Castle 11, Bajramovic 10, Kovacevic 5, Mrsic 5, Radojevic 4, Krupalija 2, Krasic 0
Sep.11, 2004: Turkey - Estonia 85-57 (29-14, 24-12, 8-19, 24-12)
Turkey: Turkoglu 19, Kuqo 15, Kutluay 11, Erdogan 8, Akyol 8, Tunceri 6, Okur 6, Solak 5, Gonlum 4, Arslan 3, Erden 0
Estonia: Muursepp 13, Kriisa 11, Tein 8, Allingu 8, Armpalu 8, Kikerpill 4, Kullamae 3, Arbet 2, Pehka 0
Sep.9, 2004: Estonia - Holland 91-88
Estonia: Muursepp 22, Tein 19, Kriisa 13, Kullamae 11, Kikerpill 8, Armpalu 8, Kraav 5, Pehka 3, Allingu 2
Holland: Ackermans 24, Elson 16, Van Paassen 12, Heinen 10, Krieger 9, Defares 7, Jones 6, Nahar 4, Van der Holst 0, Richardson 0, Kingma 0

Friendly Games
Sep.2, 2004: Finland - Estonia 82-80
Finland: Rannikko 18, Lehtonen 14, Mottola 13, Kotti 12, Noopila 8, Matinen 8, Lehtoranta 5, Kuisma 2, Riihela 2
Estonia: Kraav 21, Tein 18, Pehka 17, Kriisa 11, Muursepp 6, Kikerpill 5, Armpalu 2

Friedly games in Ventspils
Aug.30, 2004: Latvia - Estonia 86-79 (22-14; 42-38; 62-55)
Latvia: Skele 16+4reb, Ðtelmahers 14+7as, Grafs 10, Vecvagars 10+6reb, Janièenoks 9, Helmanis 8 , Timermanis 7, Vîtols 5, Buðkevics 3+5as, Cipruss 3+5reb, Pçtersons 2, Jahoviès 0.
Estonia: Armalu 23+5reb, Muursepp 17+4reb, Tein 11+11reb, Kriisa 7+5as, Pehka 7+4as, Arbet 6, Kraav 5, Talts 3+4reb, T.Sokk 0, Vares DNP, Allingu DNP, Kikerpill DNP.
Attendance: 250
Aug.29, 2004: Latvia - Estonia 83-76
Latvia: Cipruss 11, Vîtols 11, Buðkevics 11, Janièenoks 11, Grafs 9, Timermanis 7, Ðíçle 6, Ðtelmahers 5, Helmanis 4, Vecvagars 4, Ïaksa 2, Skirmants 2.

Baltic Sea Cup in Tampere (FIN)
Aug.6, 2004: Sweden - Estonia 106-94
Aug.5, 2004: Latvia - Estonia 72-93 (13-24; 28-49; 41-79)
Latvia: Gatis Jahovics 19+6reb, Rekis 9, R.Gabrans 8, Vilums 7, Zeltins 7, Bambis 5, Veselovs 4, Jurevicus 4+5reb, Gubats 2.
Estonia: Kikerpill 21+6reb, Müürsepp 13, Kangur 12+8reb, Pärn 10+5reb
Aug.4, 2004: Finland - Estonia 81-73
Finland: Lehtoranta 0, Ulander 1, Kuisma 5, Noopila 1, Riihelä 7, Kotti 8, Matinen 5, Lehtonen 4, Nikitin 0, Möttölä 23, Virtanen 11, Rannikko 16

 2003

BALTIC SEA CUP (27-28.12.2003.)
Semifinals: Finland - Estonia 79-77 (38-42)
Finland: Aki Ulander -/3, Sami Lehtoranta 13/8, Ville Kaunisto 6/9, Heikki Zitting 11/9/4 steals, Shawn Huff 7/1, Timo Parviainen 4/1, Jukka Kataja -/2, Jyri Lehtonen 20/2, Anssi Kinnaslampi 2/-, Olli Nikitin 16/6/6 assists
Estonia: Rannula 19, Arbet 10, Paade 10, Kivinukk 9, Allingu 5, Vares 5, G.Dorbek 4, Kikerpill 4, Niidas 3, E.Dorbek, Talts, Doronin

TEST GAME (26.12.2003.)
LATVIA - ESTONIA 73-71 (17-19; 41-35; 59-56)
Latvia: Kaspars Cipruss 20, Jumikis 11, Grafs 11, Melderis 9, Jahovics 7, R.Gabrans 5, Porzingis 3, Brunins 3, Veselovs 2, Slesers 2.
Estonia: Erki Kivinukk 19, Rannula 10, Vares 8, E.Dorbek 7, Allingu 7, Kikerpil 6, Arbet 5, G.Dorbek 3, Paade 3, Doronin 2, Niidas 1.

 2002

Baltic Sea Cup - Jun. 29, 2002
Latvian National Team won Baltic Sea Cup defeating in the final  Sweden team 106-85.
3rd place: Finland – Estonia 96-88
 Baltic Sea Cup Final: Latvia – Sweden - Jun. 29, 2002
Baltic Sea Cup ½ finals:
Sweden – Estonia 104-80

 2001

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Nov.28, 2001: Estonia - France 63-59 (Muursepp 24, 7reb, Metstak 11, Pehka 11, 9reb, 7ast, Kullamae 8, Tein 5, Kriisa 2, Kuusmaa 2 - Sonko 13, Sciarra 11, F.Pietrus 10, Risacher 8, Evtimov 6, Foirest 5, Rupert 4, Palmer 2)
Nov.24, 2001: Belarus - France 61-85 (Aliakseyeu 16, Baidakou 2, Charko, Kojenets 2, Korshuk, Koutchinski 17, Kouzmine 5, Mescheriakov 8, Pyntsikau 11, Verameyenko - Sonko 20, Sciarra 14, Foirest 14, Digbeu 12, Pietrus F 6, Risacher 6, Rupert 4, Julian 3, Evtimov 3, Gautier 3)
Nov.21, 2001: France - Hungary 81-73 (Sciarra 7, Digbeu 10, Risacher 10, Rupert 4, Evtimov 12; Foirest 8, Sonko 10, M.Pietrus 5, F.Pietrus 6, Palmer 9 - Nemeth 6, Kalman 21, Meszaros 12, Sitku 12, Bader 15; Gemes 4, Simon 3)

  European Championships 2001 in Turkey 

Day 3, Sep.2, 2001: Croatia – Estonia 81-69 (Mulaomerovic 16, Krstic 3, Sesar 3, Giricek 21, Vrankovic 5, Mamic, V.Mrsic 15, Prkacin 4, Skelin DNP, Vujcic 5, Tabak 2, Kovacic 7 - Pekha 10, Tein 8, Kriise, Varblane 2, Liivak, Kardimaa DNP, Muursepp 24, Parn 12, Rumma, Kikerpill, Metstak 11, Noormets 2)
Day 2, Sep.1, 2001: Yugoslavia – Estonia 113-58 (Bodiroga 12, Petrovic 5, Obradovic 3, Rakocevic 11, Stojakovic 21, Scepanovic, Jaric 8, Drobnjak 17, Tarlac 6, Milojevic 8, Tomasevic 7, Gurovic 15 - Varblane, Kandimaa, Metstak 10, Parn 7, Rumma 6, Kikerpill 4, Noormets 5, Muursepp 16, Livak 3, Pehka 5)
Day 1, Aug.31, 2001: Germany – Estonia 92-71 (Demirel, Okulaja 8, Garrett 11, Pesic 18, Garrett 5, Tomic, Willoughby 2, Papic, Olumide 2, Femerling 10, Nowitzki 33, Bradley - Tein 8, Varblane 10, Kandimaa, Kriisa 5, Metstak 4, Parn 11, Rumma 2, Kikerpill 2, Noormets 7, Mursepp 15, Livak, Pehka 7)

Exhibition Games
Aug.19, 2001: Estonia - Sweden 86-80 (Muursepp 20, Parn 16, Noormets 12, 11reb, Kikerpill 10, Tein 8, Metstak 6, Varblane 5, Pehka 5, Liivak 3, Kriisa 1 - ).
Aug.18, 2001: Estonia - Latvia 88-92 (Muursepp 18, 11reb, Parn 18, Tein 15, Metstak 9, Pehka 8, Kriisa 6, Kikerpill 6, Noormets 6, Varblane 2 - Cipruss 15, Laksa 14, Purnis 13, Helmanis 11, Vitols 9 (6 ass.), Stelmahers 9, Valeiko 8, K.Valters 6 (7 ass.), Vecvagars 6, Sturms 1).
Aug.15, 2001: Estonia – Spartak St.Petersburg (RUS) 109-64 (Muursepp 27+11reb+6ast, Parn 14, Noormets 13+12reb, Varblane 9, Kandimaa 9, Liivak 8, Metstak 6, Makke 6, Tein 5, Kriisa 4, Rumma 4, Pehka 2, Konontsuk 2)

Aug.1, 2001, France: France - Estonia 106-52

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
24/1/01: Estonia – Belarus 91-89 (Muursepp 31, Parn 14, Kullamae 12, Pehka 10, Kuusmaa, Rumma 5, Metstak 5, Kriisa 4, Tein - Kul 26, Baidakov 18, Klemez 14, Meshchariakov 14, Krivonos 13, Aliaksejev 2, Pyntiskau 2, Charko, Korshuk, Kojenets)
27/1/01: Estonia – Czech Rep. 96-85 (Muursepp 26+8reb, Metstak 15, Pehka 14, Kuusmaa 11, Kullamae 10, Parn 7, Kriisa 5, Noormets 4, Tein 4, Rumma - Welsch 25, Becka 21, Novak 11, Kubalek 8, Trnka 6, Benes 5, Pribyl 4, Stanek 2, Frana 2, Czudek 1)

2000

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
22/11/00: Estonia - Austria 79-60 (Pehka 16, Tein 14, Parn 12, Kuusmaa 11, Rumma 10, Muursepp 8, Kullamae 5, Metstak 3 - Volcic 31, 10reb, Fritz 15, Buggelsheim 7, Hutter 3, Woschank 2, Lutz 2).
29/11/00: Poland – Estonia 81-73 (Wojcik 21, Zielinski 16, Tomczyk 12, Pluta 10, Korytek 8; Hyzy 6, Hlebowicki 4, Jankowski 2, Sidor 2, Kosciuk - Muursepp 24, Metstak 13, Kullamae 11, Pehka 9, Rumma 2; Kuusmaa 8, Kriisa 2, Parn 2, Tein 2)
22/11/00: Greece - Estonia 92-73 (Chatzivretas 3, Diamantopoulos 14, Economou 18, Giannoulis 7, Kalaitzis 2, Dikoudis 7, Papadopoulos, Papaloukas 9, Papanikolau 15, Sigalas 17 - Kriisa, Kullamae 5, Kuusmaa 12, Metstak 12, Muursepp 18, Parn 11, Pehka 11, Tein 4)

Ricoh Classic Tournament, Amsterdam
19/8/00: 3rd place game: Angola - Estonia 85-80 (-Kuusmaa 25, Rumma 18, Metstak 13, Pehka 12)
18/8/00: Ricoh Astronauts (NED) - Estonia 99-63 (- Metstak 15, Pehka 14, Kivinukk 10)
17/8/00: Den Helder (NED) – Estonia 88-82 (- Metstak 19, Pehka 18, Kuusmaa 11, Noormets 11, Rumma 11)

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
26/2/00: Usti nad Labem: Czech Rep. – Estonia 76-92 (J.Welsch 15, Becka 13, Zidek 10, Novak 9, Czudek 8, Vahala 6, Sokolovsky 6, Necas 5, Trnka 4 - Kullamae 27, Kuusma 26, Metstak 14, Pehka 9, Muursepp 6, Parn 4, Kriisa 3, Rumma 3)
23/2/00: Belarus – Estonia 66-81

1999

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
1/12/99, Estonia - Poland 84-76 (Muursepp 24, Kullamae 18, Metstak 13, 8reb, Kuusmaa 11, 7reb, 8ast, Pehka 8, 5reb, 5ast, Parn 8, Rumma 2 - Wojcik 20, Zielinski 16, Pluta 16, Wilangowski 9, Hyzy 8, Jankowski 4, Sidor 3)
27/11/99, Austria - Estonia 77-89 (Asceric 20 - Muursepp 31)
24/11/99, Estonian - Greece 59:70 (Gert Kullamäe 15, Aivar Kuusmaa 13, Martin Müürsepp 10 – Ekonomou 15, Kalaitzis 12, Sigalas 11, Giannoulis 10)

European Championships 1999 Eliminations
27/2/99 Bosnia - Estonia 83-69
24/2/99 Holland - Estonia 80-104

1998

European Championships 1999 Eliminations
2/12/98 Estonia – Lithuania 60-91 (Pehka 11, Muursepp 9)
25/11/98 Iceland - Estonia 79-100 (Muursepp 41, Noormets 14, Pehka 14, Kullamae 13, Parn 12)
25/11/98 Estonia – Croatia 76-82 (Muursepp 26, Kuusmaa 19, Kullamae 11, Pehka 11, Noormets 7, Liivak 2, Parn, Kriisa, Rumma)
28/2/98 Estonia - Bosnia 90-96 (Pehka 25, Metstak 22, Kullamäe 19, Babenko 12)
25/2/98 Estonia - Holland 90-99 (Kullamäe 22, Metstak 21+5reb, Pehka 17, Ilver 9+6reb, Liivak 7, Kriisa 6, Babenko 4, Rumma 2, Nurja 2)

1997

European Championships 1999 Eliminations
3/12/97 Lithuania - Estonia 87-77
29/11/97 Estonia - Iceland 88 - 79 (Liivak 14, Tein, Metsak 18, Rumma 11, Noormets 14, Parn 15, Kullamae 8, Pehka 8)
26/11/97 Croatia- Estonia 88-63 (Metstak 24, Kullamäe 11, Noormets 9)