A new edition of Basketball Without Borders Europe will be held in Belgrade, Serbia, from August 15th to 18th. It's the 17th edition of Basketball Without Borders Europe and it's time for the 2001-born generation to show up. In last year's edition in Netanya, Israel, Rokas Jokubaitis ('00) was named MVP of the event. Eurohopes will cover the event, just like in the previous editions.

Here's the official roster for the event.


Haris Bratanovic ('01), Belgium, FC Barcelona (Spain)
Tarik Biberovic ('01), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fenerbahce (Turkey)
Karlo Matkovic ('01), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cedevita Zagreb (Croatia)
Matej Rudan ('01), Croatia, Bayern Munich (Germany)
David Bohm (' 01), Czech Republic, USK Prague (Czech Republic) 
Thomas Exaucia ('01), Finland, HBA Marsky (Finland) 
Maxime Carene ('01), France, CFBB Paris (France) 
Tom Digbeu ('01), France, FC Barcelona (Spain)
Matthieu Gauzin ('01), France, Le Mans (France) 
Rati Andronikashvili ('01), Georgia, Baskonia Vitoria (Spain)
Kay Bruhnke ('01), Germany, Brose Bamberg (Germany)
Jason George ('01), Germany, Brose Bamberg (Germany)
Mate Okros ('01), Great Britain, Myerscough (Great Britain) 
Kareem Queeley ('01), Great Britain, Real Madrid (Spain) 
Alex Antetokounmpo ('01), Greece, Dominican HS (USA) 
Dimitrios Klonaras ('01), Greece, PAOK (Greece) 
Nikos Rogkavopoulos ('01), Greece, AEK Athens (Greece)
Thomas Zevgaras ('01), Greece, Olympiacos (Greece) 
Deni Avdija ('01), Israel, Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
Edoardo Buffo ('01), Italy, Derthona Basket Tortona (Italy) 
Marek Blazevic ('01), Lithuania, Lietuvos Rytas (Lithuania)
Erikas Jermolajevas ('01), Lithuania, Lietuvos Rytas
Modestas Kancleris ('01), Lithuania, Zalgiris Kaunas ('01)
Jovan Kljajic ('01), Montenegro, Gran Canaria (Spain)
Bojan Tomasevic ('01), Montenegro, Red Star Belgrade (Serbia)
Stefan Vlahovic ('01), Montenegro, Real Betis Seville (Spain)
Jamie Bergens ('01), Netherlands, West Nottingham Academy (USA)
Keye Van Der Vuurst De Vries ('01), Netherlands, Oostende (Belgium) 
Pavel Zakharov ('01), Russia, Zenit St. Petersburg (Russia)
Aleksandar Langovic ('01), Serbia, Mega Leks (Serbia)
Djordje Pazin ('01), Serbia, Zemun (Serbia)
Aleksej Pokusevski ('01), Serbia, Olympiacos (Greece)
Nemanja Popovic ('01), Serbia, Red Star Belgrade (Serbia) 
Lazar Zivanovic ('01), Serbia, Red Star Belgrade (Serbia) 
Gregor Glas ('01), Slovenia, Primorska (Slovenia) 
Santiago Aldama ('01), Spain, Canterbury Lions (Spain)
Golden Dike ('01), Spain, Real Madrid (Spain) 
Jaime Pradilla ('01), Spain, Zaragoza (Spain) 
Omercan Ilyasoglu ('01), Turkey, Anadolu Efes (Turkey)
Tarik Sezgun ('01), Turkey, Anadolu Efes (Turkey)