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Type
  
Private

Founded
  
2010

Industry
  
Basketball

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Headquarters
  
Sant Cugat del Vallès, Province of Barcelona, Spain

Key people
  
Srđan Premović, Goran Premović

Services
  
Coaching, Player Management, Sports Education

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Europe Basketball Academy (often referred to as EBA) is a sports organization based in the prestigious living area of Sant Cugat del Valles, Province of Barcelona, Spain; 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) away from Barcelona city center. EBA focuses on training young semi-professional and professional athletes and preparing them for either prospective careers in one of European professional leagues or studying in the US under NCAA athletic scholarships. EBA is well known for emphasizing education of international basketball players in areas related with professional basketball in Europe as well as teaching them courses on basketball technique and tactics. Europe Basketball Academy also offers management services to players seeking a career in Europe. Although primarily being concentrated on male athletes, through introduction of the Female Program and the Junior Summer Program in 2015, Europe Basketball Academy widened the demographic of its attendees.

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Programs

Europe Basketball Academy currently offers 8 different programs suited to a variety of player profiles.

  • Academy Development Program
  • Euro Prep Program
  • Junior Summer Program
  • NCAA Prep Program
  • Pro Placement Program
  • Specialist Program
  • Yugoslav Shooting Lab
  • Female Program
  • History

    Europe Basketball Academy was founded on March 9, 2010 by Srdjan Premovic, a professional basketball coach from Serbia (born on November 16, 1978 in Obrenovac), and his brother Goran Premovic, a FIBA certified basketball agent (born on June 25, 1982 in Belgrade). Prior to relocating to Sant Cugat del Valles in October 2014, EBA was based in Girona, Spain. In 5 years of operating, the Academy was attended by more than 700 players from 60 different countries.

    Notable lecturers

    Since its establishment in 2010, EBA has hosted many renowned basketball authorities in an effort to provide players with insight into the world of European professional basketball. Some of them include:

  • Zan Tabak, head coach at Maccabi FOX Tel Aviv
  • Sito Alonso, head coach at Bilbao Basket
  • Hakan Demir, former head coach at Trabzonspor B.K.
  • Andrea Mazzon, assistant coach at Delaware 87ers
  • Zoran Savic, former manager at F.C. Barcelona Bàsquet, founder of Invictus Sports Group
  • Joe Arlauckas former professional basketball legendary player of Real Madrid
  • Manel Bosch, former Spanish professional basketball player
  • Rafael Jofresa, former Spanish professional basketball player
  • Antonis Constantinides, head coach at CS Energia
  • AJ Mitnick, assistant Coach at Bnei Herzliya
  • Christophoros Livadiotes, head coach at ETHA Engomis
  • Panayiotis Yiannaras, head coach of Apoel, Cyprus
  • Dejan Kamenjasevic, former assistant coach at Caja Laboral
  • Zoran Helbich, a Croatian professional basketball player
  • Dan Muller, head coach at Illinois State Redbirds (NCAA D-I)
  • Dave Rose, head coach at BYU Cougars men's basketball (NCAA D-I)
  • Tim Miles, head coach at University of Nebraska (NCAA D-I)
  • Darryl Middleton, assistant coach at CSKA Moscow
  • Parvaud Bertand, assistant coach at Limogues CSP
  • Stefanos Dedas, assistant coach at Royal Halı Gaziantep
  • Management services

    Europe Basketball Academy offers player management services, closely cooperating with renowned management agencies such as Beobasket, Invictus Sports Group and Interperformances on organizing player placement events. So far, EBA has been successful in placing its players in the following clubs:

  • Joventut Badalona, Spain
  • Prat Joventut, Spain
  • MoreBank Andorra, Andorra
  • CB Cazorla, Spain
  • CD Maristas Palencia, Spain
  • Arenys de Mar, Spain
  • Virgen de la Concha, Spain
  • Mollet, Spain
  • Ferrol, Spain
  • BVM 2012, Spain
  • Castelldefels, Spain
  • Avila, Spain
  • Burgos 2002, Spain
  • Rist Wedel, Germany
  • Trier, Germany
  • Muenster, Germany
  • Jagodina, Serbia
  • Napredak Krusevac, Serbia
  • Zeleznicar Indjija, Serbia
  • Sloga Kraljevo, Serbia
  • Radnik Bijeljina, Bosnia
  • Bosna Sarajevo, Bosnia
  • Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje, Montenegro
  • Sutjeska Niksic, Montenegro
  • Ibar Rozaje, Montenegro
  • Kolin, Czech Republic
  • BK Iskra Svit, Slovakia
  • RTV 21, Kosovo
  • Sigal Pristina, Kosovo
  • Drita, Kosovo
  • Universitatea Cluj, Romania
  • Braila Cuza Sport, Romania
  • Oliveirense, Portugal
  • ITU, Turkey
  • KFI, Iceland
  • Grindavik, Iceland
  • Chernomorec, Bulgaria
  • Mia Academy, Georgia
  • Armia Tbilisi, Georgia
  • Trikala, Greece
  • Lietkabelis, Lithuania
  • Küsnacht-Erlenbach, Switzerland
  • Cooperation with NCAA Division I colleges

    Cooperation with NCAA D-I colleges was seen by coach Srdjan as a triple opportunity for players: by hosting exhibition games against D-I teams academy attendees would gain precious experience of facing some of the top talents of the NCAA league; EBA players could get noticed and enroll some of the universities in the United States under an athletic scholarship; EBA could welcome graduates from US universities interested in pursuing a basketball career in Europe. Europe Basketball Academy has cooperated in some of the above-mentioned ways with the following NCAA D-I teams:

  • Morehead
  • Arkansas State
  • Texas A&M
  • Texas A&M Corpus Christi
  • University of Miami
  • Brigham Young University
  • University of Nebraska
  • Illinois State University
  • Winthorp
  • South Alabama
  • Wyoming
  • Hawaii
  • Riverside
  • Louisiana Tech University
  • Mississippi Valey State
  • University of Portland
  • Central Arkansas
  • University of Iowa
  • California State
  • Seattle University
  • References

    Europe Basketball Academy Wikipedia