By Ruben Alcaraz
Every season people is asking about who is playing in the Canarias Basketball Academy, in Spain. This is the list of players who actually are in the academy.
Pape Mbaye (’94) Senegal
Soufiane Mensah (’94) France
Jakub Jackuliak (’95) Slovakia
Konstantin Kulikov (’95) Russia
Karl Martin Kask (’95) Estonia
Junjian He (’95) China
Norbert Janicek (’96) (Slovakia)
Sergii Pryimaak (’96) (Ukraine)
Jacobo Díaz (’96) Spain
Pablo Martín (’96) Spain
Xabi Gómez (’96) Spain
Joey Liem (’96) Netherlands
Tom de Haas (’96) Netherlands
Luuk Van Bree (’96) Netherlands
Fanlin Kong (’96) China
Andrés Díaz (’96) Spain
Ares Ignoumba (’96) Norway
George Emms (’96) England
Jonas Perkis (’96) Norway
Jorge Medina (’96) Spain
Vanavero Haatrecht (’96) Netherlands
Sean Smith (’96) Spain
Alexis Hannula (’96) Finland
Rostislav Tarasov (’96) Ukraine
Derron Whitbread (’96) Netherlands
Miguel Pulido (’96) Spain
Karl Peeter Junk (’96) Estonia
Arthur Kilongo (’96) Israel
Issa Thiam (’96) Senegal
Fa Baye (’96) Senegal
Sol Leshem (’96) Israel
Mads Gertz (’96) Denmark
Elroi Butler (’96) Israel
Eros Contreras (’97) Netherlands
Thomas Elliot-Smith (’96) England
Elazai Edwards (’96) Israel
Sheriff Drameh (’96) Sweden
Richard Musel (’96) Czech Republic
Merijn Awater (’97) Netherlands
Oliver Gils (’97) Belgium
Álvaro Reyes (’97) Spain
Juanma Hernandez (’97) Spain
Ruben Suarez (’97) Spain
Pedro Antonio Durán (’97) Spain
Javier Menéndez (’97) Spain
Jon Peña (’97) Spain
Luc Buckingham (’97) England
Alejandro González (’97) Spain
Pau Alcaide (’97) Spain
Néstor Canadell (’97) Spain
Carlos López (’97) Spain
Marcos Hernández (’97) Spain
Nikola Cirkovic (’97) Serbia
David Mosindi (’97) Israel. Former Oak Hill Academy player.
Lucas Nguessan (’97) Netherlands
Jordan Blount (’97) Ireland
Diamond Onwuka (’97) Spain
Menno Dijkstra (’97) Netherlands -at the pic-
Joshua Tomaic (’98) Spain
Daniel Vazquez (’98) Spain
Javier Valeiras (’98) Spain
Angel Hernández (’98) Spain
Wang Yixiong (’98) China
Semen Gusev (’98) Russia
Jack Gjeding (’98) Denmark
Haresh Mangtani (’98) Spain
Luis Val (’98) Spain
Alberto González (’98) Spain
Santiago Cespa (’98) Spain
Youssef Romero (’98) Spain
Harry Craik (’98) Scotland
Ebrima Jassey (’98) Spain
Vladimir Dorofeev (’98) Russia
Juan Alberto Esteves-Garcia (’98) Spain
Enrique Santana (’98) Spain
Unai Martín (’98) Spain
Isidro Quintana (’98) Spain
Victor Ramirez (’98) Spain
Alfonso David Fernandez (’98) Spain
Samuel Sánchez (’99) Spain
Jose Pérez (’99) Spain
Álvaro García (’99) Spain
Victoriano Valdir Manuel (’99) Angola
Wang Xiaoyi (’99) China
Li Bentong (’99) China
Sergio Perdomo (’99) Spain
Azael Trujillo (’99) Spain
Nikoloz Butikashvili (’99) Georgia
Eduardo Pascual Hontoria (’99) Spain
Omar Medina (’99) Spain
Luis Antonio Alvarez (’99) Mexico
Soulymane Diakite (’99) Mali
Aaron Gedeon Layne (’99) Panama
Pablo Manterola (’99) Spain
Bjorn Rosman (’99) Netherlands
Diego Armando Willis (’99) Mexico
Miguel Peña (’00) Spain
Rafael Carton (’00) Spain
Rodolfo Sopo (’00) Spain
Ramon Valls (’00) Spain
Li Jiankang (’00) China
Alexander Petruska (’00) Slovakia
Daniel Petruska (’00) Slovakia
And these ones too:
Berni Hernández (’75) Spain. Former pro player.
Roberto Guerra (’83) Spain. Played pro in Spain.
Tom Ward (’88) England
Tevin Calhoun (’90) USA. Just finished at Troy University
Aaron Geramipoor (’92) England. Completed his four years at Seton Hall University.
Twitter of the author: @Filipy09
Photo: CBA
