Emmanuel Ahamefule impresses at adidas Eurocamp
British prospect Emmanuel Ahamefule produced a strong showing at adidas Eurocamp 2026 in Treviso, Italy, finishing the event with his best performance of the week.
The 19th edition of adidas Eurocamp took place from June 5-7 at La Ghirada Città Dello Sport, bringing together leading prospects aged 16-22 from around the world for one of the sport’s premier NBA pre-draft scouting events.
Ahamefule, selected by adidas to play Team 3SSB, who are made up of the best performers on their circuit, averaged 13 points, five rebounds, and 1.3 blocks across three games, improving his scoring output in each appearance.
The former London Elite big man who now attends Riordan High School in the US opened with five points, two rebounds, and three blocks in Game 1, followed with 14 points and five rebounds in Game 2, then closed with 20 points, eight rebounds, and one block in Game 3, shooting 7-of-10 from the field.
Across the three games, Ahamefule totalled 39 points, 15 rebounds, and four blocks, underlining his impact against a high-level international field.
Ahamefule was named on the Team 3SSB roster alongside prospects from the adidas grassroots circuit, with the wider camp also featuring draft-eligible European players, NBL Next Stars, adidas NextGen EuroLeague standouts, and Team World selections.
A number of Brits have played at adidas EuroCamp, including Dan Clark, Joel Freeland, Ovie Soko, Andrew Lawrence and Devon van Oostrum.
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