The event, which is in partnership with Basketball England, is celebrating its 18th year.
Taking place at Brunel University, London between 28 and 31 August, Future Stars will see four days of international action plus a coaching clinic which features Euroleague and NBA champion Zan Tabak as its key speaker.
In the U18 section there is a strong line-up, with BC Dubai, Stellazzura, Inter Bratislava, Get Better and Richards Elite locking horns with hometown London United and England.
The U14 competition sees Stellazurra and Richards Elite compete against England and London United.
England U18s will be led by head coach Charlie Haynes, while the 14s are helmed by Ramose Modesto.
The International Coaching Clinic takes place on Saturday 30 August. Speaker Tabak is one of only 13 people in history have made it into the exclusive club of basketball players who have claimed both Euroleague and NBA championships with the majority being legendary megastars such as Tony Kukoc, Bob Mc Adoo or Manu Ginobili.
Caleb Alozie, Bracknell Cobras
Kyron Billyrose, London Stars
Jack Bishop, City of Leeds
Caiden Dyer, Milton Keynes Breakers
Maxwell Campbell, London Thunder
Blake Ellis, Manchester Magic
Josiah Hendricks, Nottingham Hoods
Larry Homawoo, Milton Keynes Breakers
Nehemiah Kingful, Milton Keynes Breakers
Luca Rose, London Thunder
Oliver Sherman, Richmond
Michael Walker, London Thunder
Head Coach: Ramose Modesto
Assistance Coach: Jake Shuttlewood
David Banjoko, CoLA
Daniel Banjoko, CoLA
Jakub Bobkowski, Myerscough
Kelvin Clement Aigbogun, Manchester Giants
Matthew Cooper, Carmel College
Tristan Curran, Charnwood Riders
Leon Heidenreich Roberts, Myerscough
David Idowu, London Elite
Pharrell Kattah, Charnwood Riders
Jamaul McAllister, Sussex Storm
Andrew Nwokolo,CoLA
Daniel Orodje, London Thunder
Head Coach: Charlie Haynes
Assistant Coach: Charles Vuong
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