The 2024 Edition of the Eurobasket Summer League Camp in Vegas will take place July 14-16 at the Las Vegas Convention during the same time as NBA Summer League. The Eurobasket camps have supplied over 1,500 professional players to teams across 104 different countries since 2016. There have been 48 players to appear in NBA G-League Games and 2 have made NBA Rosters. This year the Eurobasket camps might have his Tallest field in ESL history as their will be over 35 players with heights of at least 6’7 or greater (200cm+). There will also be at least 32 players with heights between 6’5-6’6 (195 cm – 199 cm). With the size and athleticism of this camp it is sure to attract professional teams from around the globe coming to the desert to find their next great talent!
The Eurobasket camp will host its practice time for ALL TEAMS from 6:30 to 8:30 pm with each coach having a chance to work with their camp teams. This year we will have 8 coaches coming to Vegas to work with players directly on the floor. The games will start on July 15th at 10 am lasting until 4 pm and the games on July 16th will start at 10 am and end with the Camp Semi-Finals and Championship taking place at 12 pm and 1 pm on.
Camp Location
If typing into maps or using uber. Go to the Silver Lot
Las Vegas Convention Center
3150 Paradise Rd
Las Vegas, NV
Parking is in Silver Lot 2
Enter Covention Center via C101-102 Doors. It is directly to the right of the construction and behind the Sign showing South Halls pointing to the right and North Hall pointing to the left.
Gym Opens at 5:45 pm
Check In starts at 6 pm
All Practices run between 6:30 to 8:30 pm
Court 5 – Indiana and Dallas – Coached by Vincent Van Sliedregt
Court 6 – Milwaukee and San Antonio – Coached by Christos Hasanidis
Court 7 – New York and Denver – Coached by Dimitris Sarikas
Court 8 – Toronto and Los Angeles – Coached by Vassilis Tasias
Court 9 – Cleveland and Golden State – Coached by Daniel Pearson
Court 10 – Boston and Minnesota – Coached by Chris Caird
Court 12 – Chicago and Portland – Coached by Allen Mkrtychyan
Court 15 – Aces and Sparks – Coached by Kawika Lyons
Court 16 – Philadelphia and Phoenix – Coached by Polat Kaya
MONDAY JULY 15 SCHEDULE
Court 5
10 am – Philadelphia v New York
11 am – Indiana v Cleveland
12 pm – Phoenix v Golden State
1 pm – Minnesota v Portland
2 pm – East 2nd Round
3 pm – West 2nd Round
4 pm – West 2nd Round
Court 7
10 am – Boston v Toronto
11 am – Milwaukee v Chicago
12 pm – San Antonio v Los Angeles
1 pm – East 2nd Round
2 pm – East 2nd Round
3 pm – West 2nd Round
4 pm – Aces v Sparks, Game 2
Court 8
10 am – Elevate Alliance Agency Pro Day
11 am – Elevate Alliance Agency Pro Day
12 pm – Dallas v Denver
1 pm – Aces v Sparks, Game 1
2 pm – East 2nd Round
3 pm – West 2nd Round
TUESDAY JULY 16 SCHEDULE
Court 5
10 am – Eastern Conference Championship
11 am – Western Conference Championship
12 pm – East #3 v East #4
1 pm – Eurobasket Summer League Championship Game
Court 7
10 am – East #7 v East #8
11 am – West #7 v West #8
12 pm – East #5 v East #6
1 pm – West #3 v West #4
Court 8
10 am – One Motive Sports Pro Day
11 am – One Motive Sports Pro Day
12 pm – Aces v Sparks, Game 3
1 pm – West #5 v West #6
COACHES INFORMATION
Veteran of the ESL coaching staff, will be back after 2 seasons with Aris Leeuwarden in the Netherlands.
3rd year ESL Coach will be joining from Graz in Austria.
2nd year ESL Coach will join from Limassol in Cyprus.
2nd year ESL Coach will join this summer after finishing 2nd in the Denmark top league for FOG Naevsted.
7th year ESL Vegas Coach will join with coaching experience in Portugal, Germany, Spain, China, and Armenia.
He will join the ESL Coaching staff for 1st time after spending the last season with Aris in Greece.
Will join the ESL Coaching staff for the 1st time. He just agreed to a contract to coach Nakasaki Velca in Japan after spending the last season with BBL Champion – London Lions.
Will join the ESL Coaching staff for the 1st time after spending the last season with BBL Champion – London Lions.
TEAMS AND PLAYERS INFORMATION
Cody Mitchell (6’7”-F-2001) of Roosevelt Joe Bryant Jr. (6’1”-G-2000) of Norfolk State/Poland D’Auntray Pierce (208-F) of Radford Jok Jok (6’7”-F-1999) of UMW Larry White (6’6”-G/F-2000) of Northwestern Oklahoma Dale Bonner (6’2”-G) of Ohio State DeVante Young (5’9”-PG-1997) of Lynchburg/Estonia Psalm Njiegdoa (6’1”-G-1987) of Auburn O’Koye Parker (191-G-2000) of Delaware State Dylan Robertson (6’10”-C-2000) of Cookman/Cyprus Jerome Bivins (6’8”-F-1999) of Catawba Jaden Jones (6’7”-F-2001) of Northland Kaden Archie (6’6”-G/F-2000) of Georgia Southern/Mongolia Sarion McGee (6’9”-C-1998) of Grambling St./Thailand Javonte Perkins (198-G/F-1998) of Saint Louis
Fahad Tarjali (6’8”-F-2001) of Eastern Nazarene Sean O’Neil (6’6”-F-1996) of Bushnell/TBL Cameron Shannon (193-G) of Clinton Jonathan Noel (6’3”-G-1998) of Framingham St DeShaun Boswell (6’7”-F-1995) of Seattle Mountaineers Langston Wilson (6’9”-G) of Milwaukee Allan Taylor (6’8”-C-2000) of St. Andrews Kameron Leonard (6’8”-F/C-2001) of Allen Univ Justin Young (202-F/C-1998) of Lucenec George Tinsley (6’6”-F/G-2000) of Mount St. Mary’s
Emmanuel Ndatuje (6’10”-C-2000) of Prince Edward Island Clarence Jackson (201-F-2000) of New Mexico State Jesse Bergh (6’10”-F/C-1998) of Mayville State Matt Mayers (6’8”-F) of Jax State Tyler Millin (6’7”-F-2000) of Chattanooga Kenny Jones (198-F-1995) of Austin Peay / Argentina – Atenas Treyon Johnson (6’11”-C) of Jackson St. Wesley Williams (6’10”-F-1999) of Clayton State Christopher Volo (7’0”-C-2000) of St.Augustine Landon Harrington (6’7”-F-2000) of Converse Tyler Harris (6’7”-F-2001) of Richmond Michael Hueitt Jr. (6’3”-G-1998) of Pittsburgh EJ Williams (6’10”-C-1999) of AAMU RJ Gladney (200-F-1998) of Angelo State Eric Lovett (6’5”-G/F-1998) of FIU/Chile Anthony Sanders (6’6”-SF-2000) of Northwood Jalen NeSmith (6’0”-PG-2001) of Clark Atlanta Karl Jones (6’10”-F-2000) of UNLV Josh Dumay (6’8”-F/C) of Framingham State Kerry Richardson (6’8”-F/C-1999) of Morehouse/Germany Isaiah Alonzo (208-F/C-2000) of Colorado Christian / Norway Oppsal Jordan Henderson (6’9”-F-1996) of Tallahassee SK Anthony Crump (6’8”-F-1999) of Western Michigan John Ukomadu (201-F) of EKU Michael Reeves (6’8”-F) of Dillard DJ Burns (201-F-2001) of Youngstown State Chukwudi Onwumere (6’6”-F-1998) of Doane Kwane Marble II (6’6”-G-2000) of Niagara Christian Sutton (6’3”-G-1999) of Coppin State David Woodard (6’4”-G-1998) of Midway Isaiah Wise (5’9”-PG-2002) of Penn State Caleb Nero (6’1”-G-1999) of Central Missouri
