The Reebok Eurocamp was an annual basketball event similar to the Adidas Eurocamp. It was held in Treviso, Italy, from 2001 to 2012. The camp provided an opportunity for international basketball prospects to showcase their skills and abilities in front of NBA scouts, coaches, and executives.

The Reebok Eurocamp was organized by Reebok in collaboration with the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA). Like the Adidas Eurocamp, it aimed to bridge the gap between European talent and the NBA, giving prospects a chance to compete against each other and receive valuable exposure.

The camp featured various activities such as skill development drills, team practices, and competitive games. It also provided educational sessions and seminars on topics related to the NBA Draft, player development, and career opportunities.

Over the years, the Reebok Eurocamp attracted a number of notable international prospects who later found success in the NBA, including players like Dirk Nowitzki, Tony Parker, Andrea Bargnani, and Serge Ibaka.

It's important to note that the Reebok Eurocamp discontinued after the 2012 edition, and the Adidas Eurocamp became the primary pre-draft camp for international prospects until its own discontinuation in 2017. Since then, international prospects have participated in various other showcases and events to gain exposure and increase their chances of being drafted into the NBA.

Year-by-year Reebok Eurocamp Teams: Rosters Below

2009 Tournament Team
Patrick Beverley , America (MVP)
Rest of Tournament Team Unavailable

2008 Tournament Team
Serge Ibaka , Congo Republic (MVP)
Rudy Mbemba , Sweden
Mantas Kalnietis , Lithuania
Oleksandr Kolchenko , Ukraine
Vladimir Dasic , Montenegro
Jaka Klobucar , Slovenia
Ivan Paunic , Serbia (Best Defensive Player)

2007 Tournament Team
Marco Belinelli , Italy (Co-MVP)
Rudy Mbemba , Sweden (Co-MVP)
Giorgos Printezis , Greek
Victor Claver , Spain
Joao Gomes , Cape Vede
Anton Ponkrashov , Russia
Martynas Mazeika , Lithuania
Alexsandr Rindin , Azerbaijan (Best Defensive Player)

2006 Tournament Team
Marcus Vieira de Souza , Brazil (MVP)
Rudy Mbemba , Sweden
Yotam Halperin , Israel
Anton Ponkrashov , Russia
Joel Freeland , England
Nikita Shabalkin , Russia

2005 Tournament Team
Tournament Team and MVP Unavailable

2004 Tournament Team
Roko Leni Ukic , Croatia (MVP)
Rest of Tournament Team Unavailable

2003 Tournament Team
Unavailable