3SSB’s best took the international stage this week as 15 of the circuit’s premier players made the trip halfway across the world to showcase their skills at the prestigious adidas Eurocamp, held at Ghirada La Città Dello Sport in Treviso, Italy, from May 31-June 2. 

The trip began with a multi-day training camp in Milan, where a coaching staff comprised of current NBA assistants — Rex Kalamian (Milwaukee Bucks), Ross McMains (Boston Celtics) and Ty Abbott (Los Angeles Lakers) took the helm and guided “Team 3SSB Select” in preparation for three games in Treviso. 

In addition to several practices, the players enjoyed plenty of cultural immersion on their journey across the Italian region of Veneto prior to tipping off in their first game vs. Next Gen Select, a team filled with some of the best young talent in Europe. 

Despite the high-level competition, 3SSB Select set the tone early and never looked back, winning 107-86. Five players scored in double-figures, led by Colben Landrew (Game Elite), who scored 15 points in just 15 minutes on the floor. Caleb Holt (Game Elite) filled the stat sheet, himself, producing 13 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, and 5 steals. Deron Rippey, Jr. (New Heights) chipped in 12 points, dished out 8 assists and snagged 4 steals. Rounding out the top performers, Bo Ogden (ASAK Elite) connected on four triples and Taylen Kinney (Wildcat Select) scored from multiple levels en route to a 11-point, 5-rebound, 2-assist effort. 

Game two brought the tough task of matching up against players several years older, and despite falling behind 12-3 early in the first quarter, 3SSB Select proceeded to go on a 30-10 run and ultimately held off “Eurocamp 1” for a 96-81 victory. Landrew again paced the team in scoring (21 points), Holt notched a double-double (19 points, 11 rebounds), Rippey thew down an ESPY-worthy dunk and finished with 16 points, 5 assists and 3 steals, and the youngest player on the team — and one of the youngest players in the camp — Bruce Branch III (Compton Magic) came off the bench and scored 12. 

This set the stage for a championship game tilt against “NBL Next Stars.” In what quickly turned out to be the biggest test of the tournament for 3SSB Select, Holt (19 points, 6 boards, 3 assists, 3 steals) and Landrew (13 points, 6 boards, and a steal) combined for 32 points, while some timely plays from Anthony Thompson (Indiana Elite) who contributed 12 points on 4/4 shooting, along with four more threes from Ogden (15 points) proved to be enough to get it done, as 3SSB Select won the 2025 adidas Eurocamp championship 84-77, making history in the process as the first U.S.-based team to do so. 

The 3SSB squad notably turned over opponents a cumulative 65 times in the three games, successfully executing Kalamian’s marching orders for the week, to “pressure the ball 94 feet for 40 minutes.” 

Following the final buzzer on Championship Monday, the following 3SSB Select players won awards: 

• Camp MVP: Caleb Holt
  
• Finals MVP: Bo Ogden
  
• Rising Star: Bruce Branch III
  
• All-Camp Team: Deron Rippey, Jr.
  

adidas Eurocamp is much more than just nine games over three days: longtime NBA staffer and player development guru Bill Bayno serves as the event’s Coaching Director, and each morning of camp included multiple hours of instruction and an opportunity to immediately apply the teaching points made by the entire camp staff, all of which have extensive NBA coaching experience. 

2025 adidas Eurocamp Champions – Team 3SSB Select

• Davion Adkins – brought energy, rebounding and rim protection (1.0 BPG) 

• Latrell Allmond – impacted games with his IQ and timing on defense (1.0 SPG)

• Bruce Branch III – stretched the floor (1.3 3PM/game) and played long on D (1.0 SPG)

• Jalen Davis – took care of the ball on offense and was locked in defensively (1.3 SPG)

• Alex Egbuonu – filled a valuable 3-and-D role while playing smart (0 TOs in 3 GP)

• Caleb Holt – led the event in RPG (8.0), SPG (3.3) and was #2 in PPG (17.0)

• Taylen Kinney – flashed multi-level scoring while utilizing his quickness on D (1.7 SPG)

• Colben Landrew – one of the top scorers (16.3 PPG) and shooters (53.3 3FG%) in the event

• Bo Ogden – converted 9/18 from deep across 3 GP while locking up, defensively

• Deron Rippey, Jr. – led the camp in APG (7.0) and was #2 in SPG (3.0)

• Anthony Thompson – scored efficiently and turned up his defensive motor (1.3 SPG)

• Cameron Williams – made a positive impact in his role, especially using his length on D (1.0 BPG)

Additional 3SSB players in attendance

• Abdou Toure (NBL Next Stars) – thrived in transition as well as defensively (4.0 “stocks” per game)

• Adam Oumiddoch (Team World) – was a scoring force in 2 GP, including 30 on day 3

• Cody Peck (Team World) – continued to show exciting long-term upside as a skilled stretch-4