Quinn Ellis, Ines Goryanova receive invites to adidas Eurocamp

Quinn Ellis has received an invite to the prestigious adidas Eurocamp, a multi-day showcase of Europe’s most elite NBA draft-eligible athletes and the only officially sanctioned NBA pre-draft camp outside of the US.

Back for the first time since 2017, the international camp’s 16th edition returns to where it all began at the La Ghirada Sports Complex in Treviso, Italy on June 9-11.

It is historically attended by hundreds of NBA and EuroLeague team personnel, coaches, scouts and agents, adidas Eurocamp offers next gen athletes ages 18-22 the unique opportunity to be coached by current NBA coaches and players and show off their impressive skills on a world stage.

Ellis – represented by Tangram Sports – declared for the draft in April as an early-entrant, where he can test the waters to garner interest with the option to withdraw until June 12, with the draft scheduled to take place on June 22 at the Barclays Center in New York.

This year’s event will also debut its inaugural Girls Camp on June 13-15, marking the first time that female athletes will be featured in the prestigious event.

London Lions Women’s GM Vanja Cernevic will be the Coaching Director of the inaugural Girls Camp, while Brit Ines Goryanova and Sienna Betts – the daughter of GB legend Andy Betts – will both be playing after standout years in high school in the states.

Ellis joins a handful of Brits who have previously competed in the men’s edition, including Andrew Lawrence, Ovie Soko and Devon van Oostrum, Mo Soluade and Joel Freeland – who was drafted by Portland off the back of a strong showing.

Over its 15 previous editions, adidas Eurocamp has produced more than 150 former and current NBA and EuroLeague players. Notable alumni include adidas Basketball’s Goran Dragic (Chicago Bulls), Lu Dort (Oklahoma City Thunder) and Danilo Gallinari (Boston Celtics), as well as Bogdan Bogdanovic (Atlanta Hawks), Jusuf Nurkic (Portland Trail Blazers), Jaylen Brown (Boston Celtics) and many more.

Forty-one former adidas Eurocamp participants currently hold NBA contracts and 71 currently play in EuroLeague Basketball. With the addition of the Girls Camp, this year’s adidas EuroCamp is set to make an even wider impact than ever before.

Do you like our work?

We have a tiny favour to ask. In 2018 we set out to make Hoopsfix sustainable by building our relationship directly with our readers. Up until now, Hoopsfix has been creating editorials, videos and podcasts to provide sorely missing coverage of the British game and its distinct culture and community.

We have funded Hoopsfix with our freelance work creating basketball media, but sadly that means not only does it fall behind our client’s priorities, but some of those clients are the same organisations we need to report objectively on putting us in a conflicted position.

We want to devote more time to our mission of helping British basketball reach its potential, and produce even more content for the basketball community by making Hoopsfix a sustainable 100% independent business funded directly by our readers through Patreon.

If everyone who enjoys our content chose to support us, our future would be much more secure. For as little as $3 per month, you can support Hoopsfix – and it only takes a minute.

We are tremendously honoured and humbled to have a community of people who value what we do, and we look forward to being at the forefront of the British game as it continues to evolve.

Support Hoopsfix