Martynas Gecevičius
Lithuanian basketball player, Panevėžys team
Lithuanian basketball player, Panevėžys team
Born in 1988, this professional basketball player played primarily as a shooting guard. Gecevičius began his career in Lithuania's national league and achieved recognition for his scoring ability and sharpshooting skills. He played for various clubs in Lithuania and had stints in other European leagues. His international career includes participation in several European Championships with the Lithuanian national team. The player contributed to Lithuania's reputation as a basketball powerhouse in Europe, known for producing top-tier talent.
Competing in the EuroLeague with Žalgiris Kaunas
Representing Lithuania in multiple FIBA competitions
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