La Adidas ha annunciato il roster dell’Eurocamp di Treviso, che si terrà dal 10 al 12 Giugno nella località veneta. Come sempre, la formazione è ricca di talenti provenienti da tutta Europa, tra cui farà la sua comparsa per la seconda volta consecutiva anche il nostro Diego Flaccadori. Presenti anche Adam Pechacek e Emir Sulejmanovic. Ecco la lista completa dei convocati:
– Aleksa Avramovic (’94) Serbia, KK Borac (Serbia), 6’4 PG.
– Romaric Belemene (’97) Congo, Unicaja Malaga (Spain), 6’9 SF.
– Boris Bojanovski (’93) Slovak Republic, Florida State University (USA), 7’3 C.
– Dario Brizuela (’94) Spain, Movistar Estudiantes (Spain), 6’3 PG/SG.
– Beka Burjanadze (’94) Georgia, Leyma Basket Coruña (Spain), 6’7 SF/PF.
– Vlatko Cancar (’97) Slovenia, Union Olimpija (Slovenia, 6’8 SF.
– Petr Cornelie (’95) France, Le Mans (France), 6’11 PF/C.
– Boris Dallo (’94) France, Sharks Antibes (France), 6’5 PG.
– Tomas Dimsa (’94) Lithuania, Fraport Skyliners (Germany), 6’5 SG.
– Martynas Echodas (’97) Lithuania, Zalgiris Kaunas (Lithuania), 6’9 PF.
– Youssoupha Fall (’95) Senegal, Le Mans (France), 7’3 C.
– Diego Flaccadori (’96) Italy, Aquila Trento (Italy), 6’5 SG.
– Danilo Fuzaro (’94) Brazil, Minas (Brazil), 6’4 PG/SG.
– Michael Fusek (’95) Slovak Republic, Spirou Charleroi (Belgium), 7’3 C.
– Sergi García (’97) Spain, CAI Zaragoza (Spain), 6’3 PG.
– Marius Grigonis (’94) Lithuania, ILC Manresa (Spain), 6’7 SG/SF.
– Kevin Harley (’94) France, Poitiers (France), 6’6 SG.
– Kenan Karahodzic (’96) Serbia, Unicaja Malaga (Spain), 6’10 PF.
– Vincent Kesteloot (’95) Belgium, Aalstar (Belgium), 6’7 SF.
– Verners Kohs (’97) Latvia, CAI Zaragoza (Spain), 6’9 SF.
– Leon Kratzer (’97) Germany, Baunach (Germany), 6’11 PF/C.
– Arnoldas Kulboka (’98) Lithuania, Baunach (Germany, 6’9 SG/SF.
– Vanja Marinkovic (’97) Serbia, Partizan Belgrade (Serbia), 6’6 SG.
– William McDowell-White (’98) Australia, Fresno State (USA), 6’5 PG.
– David Michineau (’94) France, Chalon (France), 6’3 PG.
– Kostja Mushidi (’98) Germany, SIG Strasbourg (France), 6’5 SG.
– Zoran Nikolic (’96) Montenegro, Joventut Badalona (Spain), 6’11 C.
– Oriol Pauli (’94) Spain, Herbalife Gran Canaria (Spain), 6’7 SG.
– Adam Pechacek (’95) Czech Republic, AZS Koszalin (Poland), 6’7 PF/C.
– Simon Pursl (’97) Czech Republic, CAI Zaragoza (Spain), 6’9 PF.
– Petar Rakicevic (’95) Serbia, Metalac Valjevo (Serbia), 6’8 PG/SG.
– Deryk Ramos (’94) Brazil, Brasilia (Brazil), 6’1 PG.
– Matic Rebec (’95) Slovenia, KK Krka Novo Mesto (Slovenia), 5’10 PG.
– Martynas Sajus (’96) Lithuania, Zalgiris Kaunas (Lithuania), 6’10 C.
– Jordan Sakho (’97) DR Congo, HM Torrelodones (Spain), 6’10 C.
– Benjamin Sene (’94) France, Sluc Nancy (France), 6’1 PG.
– Kenan Sipahi (’95) Turkey, Pinar Karsiyaka (Turkey), 6’5 PG
– Rolands Smits (’95) Latvia, Montakit Fuenlabrada (Spain), 6’9 SF/PF.
– Morayoninuoluwa Soluade (’95) England, Gipuzkoa Basket (Spain), 6’5 PG.
– Emir Sulejmanovic (’95) Bosnia and Herzegovina, FC Barcelona B (Spain), 6’9 PF.
– Dejan Todorovic (’94) Serbia, Bilbao Basket (Spain), 6’7 SG.
– Georgios Tsalmpouris (’96) Greece, AEK Athens (Greece), 7’1 PF/C.
– Edgar Vicedo (’94) Spain, Movistar Estudiantes (Spain), 6’8 SF/PF.
– Mohammed YousofVand (’96) Iran, Chemidor Tehran (Iran), 6’9 PF/C.
– Karlo Zganec (’95) Croatia, Cedevita Zagreb (Croatia), 6’9 SF/PF.
– Paul Zipser (’94) Germany, Bayern Munich (Germany), 6’9 SF.
– Ante Zizic (’97) Croatia, KK Cibona Zagreb (Croatia), 6’11 C.
