Valdis Valters

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Medal record
Competitor for Flag of the Soviet Union Soviet Union
Men's Basketball
World Championship
Gold Colombia 1982 USSR
Silver Spain 1986 USSR
European Championships
Gold 1981 Czechoslovakia USSR
Bronze 1983 France USSR
Gold 1985 West Gemany USSR
Silver 1987 Greece USSR

Valdis Valters (born August 4, 1957) is a basketball coach who has coached many of the most talented players in Latvian basketball history. He founded the former Valtera Basketbola Skola (VBS), now known as Keizarmezs.

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Flag of the Soviet Union Soviet Union squad - 1982 FIBA World Championship Champions - Gold medal Flag of the Soviet Union
4 Eremin | 5 Enden | 6 Tarakanov | 7 Sabonis | 8 Lopafov | 9 Deriugin | 10 Valters | 11 Tkatchenko | 12 Myshkin | 13 Jovaisa | 14 Belostenny | 15 Chomičius | Coach: Gomelsky
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Flag of the Soviet Union Soviet Union squad - 1986 FIBA World Championship Finalists - Silver medal Flag of the Soviet Union
4 Volkov | 5 Sokk | 6 Tarakanov | 7 Grichaiev | 8 Ekabson | 9 Tikhonenko | 10 Valters | 11 Tkachenko | 12 Kurtinaitis | 13 Chomičius | 14 Belostenny | 15 Sabonis | Coach: Obukhov
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