The Eurobasket Summer League (ESL) is the top international exposure event on the market.
The ESL is preparing for another successful summer of events in Las Vegas, Chicago, New York City and in Spain.
This year we are considering adding another event in the Southeast region of the United States.
The past two summers has created an unbelievable amount of opportunities for players looking for additional exposure.
Over 50% of the players who have attended the ESL the past two summers have went on and played professional basketball.
The ESL does have the best talent outside the NBA Summer League in the variety of events due to the popularity of the Eurobasket Web site.
Our objective is to have players with either professional experience or been successful college basketball players.
The ESL does a great job screening applicants and as a result most players who attend will play professional basketball.

The ESL Las Vegas event will be our marquee attraction due to the fact that there will be more international scouts because of the NBA Summer League.
What separates our event from all of the other exposure camps that will be in Las Vegas is that our coverage on Eurobasket provides more in-depth exposure for scouts that won't have the opportunity to attend.
The past two years countless number of coaches throughout Europe have contacted us to inquire about players who have made the ESL All Tourney teams in Chicago, New York City, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas.

Kyle Lamonte (191-G-84, agency: KMG Sports Management, college: William Carey) a former NAIA All American was the MVP of the ESL Chicago event in 2008 and was granted a free entry in our ESL Las Vegas event in 2008 where he landed a job in Turkey and made the All Tourney team.
During that event he was recruited by a Uruguayan scout but opted to go to Europe.
Unfortunately things did not workout in Turkey and he was forced to do the minor league circuit in the United States.
However Kyle came back to the ESL in Las Vegas in 2009 at the Orleans Arena which was a fabulous event and won the Co-MVP and had a few offers but ended up in Uruguay this season playing for Atletico Aguada and led the league in scoring with a 34ppg average.
As a result he signed with Penarol Mar del Plata the top team in Argentina who is coached by Sergio Hernandez the coach of Argentina National Team and one of the best international coaches in the world.
Penarol Mar del Plata is currently in first place in the Argentina League and in the Final Four of the Liga Americas Cup which features the top teams in Latin America.
Kyle has been dominating to date averaging 22ppg while shooting 54% from the FG and 47% from the 3pt in the Argentina League. He is averaging 17ppg in the Liga Americas Cup.
All of his success is attributed to coming to the ESL and showcasing his fantastic skills.
This summer the ESL expects to see Kyle on a NBA Summer League roster and expects him to land a job with significant team in Europe next year.
Sergio Hernandez is equally impressed with Kyle's talent as a big time player having experience stars like Ginobili, Scola, Defino and Nocioni.

Myles McKay (191-G-86, college: WiscKing.-Whitew.) a former NCAA Division III All American came to the ESL Las Vegas 2009 event unheralded coming from a small school but walked away with the CO-MVP honors.
As a result he ended up with USK Praha in the Czech Republic League where he is currently the leading scorer of the Czech League averaging 24ppg and shooting 54% from the FG and 36% from the 3pt.
This ultra smooth 6'4' point guard was very impressive in Las Vegas and was not intimated by all of the big name guys who had professional experience or played at all the big name college programs in the United States.
Myles has the ability to play at the highest level in Europe and like Kyle Lamonte should be on a NBA Summer League Roster this summer.
Bennet Davis (206-F-84, agency: KMG Sports Management, college: Northeastern) came to the ESL the past two years and made the All Tourney teams and landed a variety of offers but ended up in the NBDL after being the last one cut at the New Jersey Nets.
Daniel Fitzgerald (206-F-84, agency: Court Side, college: Marquette) is having a great year in Switzerland after landing in Germany last season as a result of the ESL.
Isaac Spencer (198-F-77, agency: R.H.Consultancy, college: Murray St.) is enjoying his second straight year in Finland and is currently averaging 18ppg for KTP Basket after coming to the ESL Salt Lake City event in 2008.
Isaac came to the ESL Salt Lake City event after not playing professionally basketball for four years but impressed the lone coach from Finland who came to the ESL event.
As a result of making the All Tourney team and being scouted by a Finnish coach who told other coaches about him in Finland landed a job for Torpan Pojat Helsinki in the 2008/09 season.
There are over 300 players who attended the ESL according to Eurobasket records who attended the ESL the past two years that are playing professional basketball.
The list of ESL Players Abroad can be viewed on the ESL page or by clicking the link below:
http://www.usbasket.com/Eurobasket-Summer-League/ESL-Players-Abroad.asp

The ESL is finalizing the summer schedule and our events will be the best on the market for aspiring agents and players to attend to make connections with the most prominent members of the international basketball community.
The ESL will publish all of the game recaps and statistics of the ESL on the Eurobasket web site which will increase exposure to the global basketball community.
Currently the ESL is still seeking a major sponsor and is looking for volunteers in all aspects of contributing to the range of events this upcoming summer.
For more information contact marketing@eurobasket.com