The roster is in place for this year’s adidas Eurocamp, the annual event where the top international prospects get the opportunity to practice, compete and interview with NBA teams and other professional leagues leading up to the NBA Draft.
From the official release:
“More than 45 early entries and NBA Draft-eligible participants, including projected 2013 NBA Draft picks Rudy Gobert (France), Lucas Nogueira (Brazil) and Nemanja Nedovic (Serbia) will participate in adidas EUROCAMP 2013. Former adidas EUROCAMP participants include 62 NBA Draft picks and including Danilo Gallinari, Nicolas Batum, Andrea Bargnani and Omer Asik. 23 former participants currently hold NBA contracts with 57 playing in Euroleague Basketball. In 2012, seven adidas EUROCAMP players were selected during the NBA Draft including first-round pick Evan Fournier of France – the No. 20 overall selection by the Denver Nuggets.”
The camp will once again be held in Treviso, Italy, and we’ll be there in person to provide complete coverage for the second straight year.
Read up on all of our reports from last year’s event to get familiar, and check out the full roster of this year’s participants below.
2012 adidas Eurocamp: Day 1 recap
2012 adidas Eurocamp: Day 2 recap
2012 adidas Eurocamp: Day 3 recap
Kevin McHale teaches, talks post play at adidas Eurocamp
Players go through BAM testing at adidas Eurocamp
2013 adidas EUROCAMP Early Entry and Draft Eligible Participants
NAME | HEIGHT | POSITION | HOME COUNTRY | TEAM |
Danilo Andjusic | 6’5” | Shooting Guard | Serbia | Partizan |
Ondrej Balvin | 7’1” | Center | Czech Republic | Cajasol Seville |
Janis Berzins | 6’8” | Power Forward | Latvia | Valmiera |
V’yacheslav Bobrov | 6’7” | Small Forward | Ukraine | BC Kiev |
Ryan Broekhoff | 6’7” | Small Forward | Australia | Valparaiso – NCAA |
Clint Capela | 6’9” | Power Forward | Switzerland | Chalon |
Aquille Carr | 5’8” | Point Guard | United States | Princeton Day Academy |
Vitalis Chikoko | 6’10” | Power Forward | Zimbabwe | TBB Trier |
Linos Chrysikopoulos | 6’9” | Small Forward | Greece | Paok |
Nemanja Dangubic | 6’5” | Small Forward | Serbia | Mega Vizura |
Daniel Diez | 6’8” | Small Forward | Spain | Lagun Aro GBC |
Bojan Dubljevic | 6’10” | Power Forward | Montenegro | Valencia |
Dante Exum | 6’6” | Point Guard | Australia | AIS |
Jaime Fernandez | 6’2” | Shooting Guard | Spain | Asefa Estudiantes |
Viktor Gaddefors | 6’8” | Small Forward | Sweden | Virtus Bologna |
Alessandro Gentile | 6’7” | Small Forward | Italy | EA7 Milano |
Rudy Gobert | 7’2” | Center | France | Cholet |
Guillermo Hernangomez | 6’10” | Center | Spain | Real Madrid 2 |
Nikola Ivanovic | 6’3” | Point Guard | Montenegro | Buducnost |
Livio Jean Charles | 6’9” | Small Forward | France | Asvel |
Dmitry Kulagin | 6’6” | Shooting Guard | Russia | Triumph |
Mindaungas Kupsas | 7’1” | Center | Lithuania | Lietkabetis |
Louis Labeyrie | 6’10” | Power Forward | France | Paris Levallois |
Andrew Lawrence | 6’1” | Point Guard | Great Britain | Charleston – NCAA |
Augusto Lima | 6’9” | Power Forward | Spain | Unicaja Malaga |
Marko Lukovic | 6’9” | Small Forward | Serbia | Mega Vizura |
Oleksandr Lypovyy | 6’7” | Point Guard | Ukraine | BC Donetsk |
Lucas Mariano | 6’9” | Center | Brazil | Franca – Brazil |
Nicolo Melli | 6’9” | Power Forward | Italy | EA7 Milano |
Vasilije Micic | 6’5” | Point Guard | Serbia | Mega Vizura |
Boubacar Moungoro | 6’6” | Small Forward | Mali | IMG Academy |
Nemanja Nedovic | 6’3” | Point Guard | Serbia | Lietuvos Rytas |
Raul Neto | 6’1” | Point Guard | Brazil | Lagun Aro GBC |
Lucas Nogueira | 7’0” | Center | Brazil | Asefa Estudiantes |
Jakub Parzenski | 7’0” | Center | Poland | Virtus Bologna |
Achille Polonara | 6’7” | Power Forward | Italy | Varese |
Klemen Prepelic | 6’3” | Shooting Guard | Slovenia | Union Olimpija Lubljiana |
Artem Pustovyi | 7’1” | Center | Ukraine | Khimik |
Nikola Radicevic | 6’5” | Point Guard | Serbia | Cajasol Seville |
Joan Sastre | 6’7” | Small Forward | Spain | Cajasol Seville |
Emir Sulejmanovic | 6’9” | Power Forward | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Union Olimpija Ljubljana |
Janis Timma | 6’7” | Power Forward | Latvia | Ventspils |
Vladislav Trushkin | 6’7” | Power Forward | Russia | Spartak Vidnoye |
Edgaras Ulanovas | 6’6” | Small Forward | Lithuania | Pieno Zvaigzdes |
Adin Vrabac | 6’8” | Small Forward | Bosnia and Herzegovina | OKK Spars |
Andrey Zubkov | 6’9” | Small Forward | Russia | Lokomotiv Kuban |