Two more European “small” national teams in Heraklion

Greece will be present for one more year in the “small” European championships and as an organizer. THE FIBA announced the countries that will host the future of European basketball with the European Youth Championship finding its… home in HERACLION, Crete, August 9 to 17. Where last year the Junior Men’s National Team celebrated winning the silver medal. At the same time, it was already known that the 2025 European Junior Men’s Championship will also take place in Heraklion.

See in detail all the European Youth Championships for the summer of 2024:

Men’s

European U20, 13-21/7 Gdynia (Poland)

European U20 (2nd Cat.), 12-32/7, Pitesti (Romania)

European U18, 27/7-8/4 Tampere (Finland)

European U18 (B’ Cat.), 26/7-4/8 Skopje (North Macedonia)

European U18 (3rd Cat.), 20-28/7 (announcement expected)

European U16, 9-17/8, Heraklion, Crete (Greece)

European U16 (B’ Kat.), 8-17/8, Skopje (North Macedonia)

European U16 (3rd Cat.), 9-14/7, Durrës (Albania)

Women’s

European U20, 6-14/7 Vilnius (Lithuania)

European U20 (2nd Cat.), 6-14/7 Sofia (Bulgaria)

European U18, 3-11/8, Matosinhos (Portugal)

European U18 (2nd Cat.), 2-11/8, Ploiesti (Romania)

European U18 (3rd Cat.), 23-28/7 Pristina (Kosovo)

European U16, 16-24/8 Hungary (city to be announced)

European U16 (2nd Cat.), 25-14/8 Turkey (city announcement awaited)

European U16 (‘ Cat.), 9-14/7 Gibraltar