A new edition of the Basketball without Borders European camp will be held in Gran Canaria (Spain) from June 2nd to 5th. A great group of 1998 born talented players will be there in the 14th edition of this event that for first time will take part at Canary Islands. This is an unofficial list of confirmed players. We will keep updating it with new names. In last edition, held in Rome (Italy), we saw prospects like Vasilis Charalampopoulos, Stefan Peno, Luc Loubaki, Ante Zizic or Vanja Marinkovic.
Eurohopes will be there getting information for our followers and subscribers.   
 
- Josip Popic (’98), Austria, Cibona Zagreb
- Tim Lambrecht (’98), Belgium, Oostende
- Amar Gegic (’98), Bosnia and Hercegovina, OKK Spars Sarajevo
- Lovro Buljevic (’98), Croatia, KK Cibona Zagreb
- Mate Kalajzic (’98), Croatia, KK Split
- Domagoj Proleta (’98), Croatia, Real Madrid
- Michael Hartig (’98), Czech Republic, Sokol Prazky
- Michal Kozak (’98), Czech Republic, GBA 
- Samuel Japhet-Matthias (’98), England, Vermont Academy
- Carl Weathle (’98), England, Angelico Biella
- Edon Maxhuni (’98), Finland, HBA-Marsky Helsinki
- Kevin Cham (’98), France, Montverde Academy
- Frank Ntilikina (’98), France, Strasbourg
- Luka Bulashvili (’98), Georgia, CBA 
- Isaiah Hartenstein (’98), Germany, Artland Dragons
- Kostja Mushidi (’98), Germany, Dragonds Rhoendorf
- Richard Freudenberg (’98), Germany, Bayern Múnich 
- Vassilis Christidis (’98), Greece, Mantoulidis
- Michael Mor Brisker (’98), Israel, MetroWest Ra’anana
- Tommaso Oxilia (’98), Italy, Virtus Bologna 
- Lorenzo Bucarelli (’98), Italy, Basket Veroli
- Davide Moretti (’98), Italy, Pistoia Basket
- Rodions Kurucs (’98), Latvia, VEF Riga
- Rokas Gadiliauskas (’98), Lithuania, Gran Canaria
- Arnoldas Kulboka (’98), Lithuania, Sabonis KC
- Tadas Sederkeskis (’98), Lithuania, Laboral Kutxa
- Eimantas Stankevicius (’98), Lithuania, Sabonis KC
- Ognjen Carapic (’98), Montenegro, Buducnost
- Tim Hoeve (’98), Netherlands, Basketball RTC Noord 
- Bartek Pietras (’98), Poland, Estudiantes Madrid
- Matheus Szczypinski (’98), Poland, MKS Dabrowa
- Gonçalo Madureira (’98), Portugal, Guifoes SC
- Ionut-Dragos Berceanu (’98), Romania, Steaua CSM 
- Daniil Trostin (’98), Russia, CSKA Moscow
- Andrei Lopatin (’98), Russia, CSKA Moscow
- Maksim Barashkov (’98), Russia, CSKA Moscow 
- Milos Glisic (’98), Serbia, Partizan Belgrade
- Aleksandar Aranitovic (’98), Serbia, Red Star
- Borisa Simanic (’98), Serbia, Red Star 
- Gaber Ozegovic (’98), Slovenia, KK Helios Domzale
- Maxim Esteban (’98), Spain, FC Barcelona
- Aleix Font (’98), Spain, FC Barcelona
- Victor Moreno (’98), Spain, Fuenlabrada
- Saulo Roman (’98), Spain, Gran Canaria
- Eric Vila (’98), Spain, FC Barcelona
- Sami Harun (’98), Sweeden, BG Fryshuset 
- Omer Utku Al (’98), Turkey, Besiktas
- Oguzhan Yarol (’98), Turkey, Anadolu Efes
- Omer Yurtseven (’98), Turkey, Fenerbahce Ulker
- Dmytro Skapintsev (’98), Ukraine, Cherkassy Mavpi