The tryout is in Murcia, Spain, one week with a club there. Marveen Ross earned it fourteen days into the EuroProBasket Women’s Professional Program in Valencia. That is how quickly a basketball tryout in Spain can come together when the September window is open. Three All-AMC Years at Stephens College
In Spain, Noah Boyewa and Filipp Popovenko have earned a basketball tryout with the same club, the first chance either has had to play for a team outside his home country. The two teenage wings, one Swedish-Nigerian and one Ukrainian, earned the invitation while training in Valencia with EuroProBasket’s Euro
A basketball tryout in Spain is the next step for a young forward out of France. A club in Valencia has invited Maxime Amvame Ribault in ahead of the 2026-27 season. Six years at Antibes, and a national title Maxime came up through Antibes Sharks, six years in the French
Four EuroProBasket players have earned a basketball tryout in Spain, with a club in Valencia that has real backing behind it and open ambitions to climb the Spanish system. Kota Igarashi, Sohan Riedel-Bonnin, Trystan Donnay and Oskar Filipowski all got the invitation roughly a month into the 2026-27 program. The
Germany is getting a versatile 6’7 forward who just spent six weeks grinding in Valencia. Dylan Quirijnen earned a tryout and an opportunity this week in Germany. He secured this move following a solid performance in our 6-Week European Summer League. Dylan grew up competing in the Dutch basketball system.
The European basketball landscape is all about seizing the right moment, and that is exactly what Swiss standout Alexis Yao did. Attending the EuroProBasket Global ID Camp at Rheinstars Koln, the versatile wing put on an absolute clinic for the scouting staff. “I saw an opportunity to showcase my skills
Spain has 5 professional basketball leagues, real salaries, and a legitimate path for American players. Here’s what you actually need to know about visas, pay, recruitment, and how the system works — from someone who’s been in it for over a decade. If you’re an American basketball player serious about
Yes, you can play professional basketball overseas without a college degree. Full stop. But here’s what most guides won’t tell you: most international teams don’t care about your college credentials — they care about what you can do on the court. The real challenge isn’t whether you can play overseas.
We are thrilled to announce that Australian forward Daniel Titus has officially secured a tryout with a powerhouse basketball club in Barcelona, Spain. After an intensive week in our January 2026 Euro Professional Program, Daniel’s unique blend of size and skill caught the eye of a team, leading to this