The 2008 edition of the EuroCup Final Four presented five players who stood out in the two game days of the competition and were named to the All-Tournament team.

The trophy lifters from Riga - Barons LMT sent two representatives, including the MVP while the finalist from Belgium - Dexia Mons-Hainaut are represented by two as well, while hosts Proteas EKA AEL finalize the group of five.

Barons LMT Riga are the 2008 EuroCup champion after beating Dexia Mons-Hainaut 63-62 in a thrilling finals in Limassol, Cyprus on Sunday night.

The champs bring the first European title ever to Latvia as an independent country, and Riga will have a good reason to celebrate tonight. The last Latvian team to win a title was ASK Riga back in 1960.

Proteas EKA AEL finished their EuroCup 2008 campaign with a Final Four third place, after beating Tartu Rock 79-70 in Limassol, Cyprus on Sunday night.

The Cypriot side's win was never really in doubt as they took an early lead in the first quarter and maintained a comfortable margin throughout the game.

Dexia Mons-Hainaut of Belgium and Barons LMT of Latvia will meet today (20:00 CET) in the finals of the 2008 EuroCup, after registering big wins in the semi-final matches.

Dexia shocked local favorites Proteas AEL with a 70-55 win while Barons came back from an 18 point deficit against Tartu-Rock in the first game to capture an 88-82 win.

On Sunday in Cyprus either Barons Riga or Dexia Mons Hainaut will be crowned EuroCup Champion 2008 and whomever comes out on top it will be a historic win.

A Belgian team has never won a European Cup and for fans in Latvia it's been a long wait after ASK Riga won a title in the 1960's

Dexia Mons-Hainaut's Travis Conlan isn't new to big games and titles. The 32-year -old US point guard won NIT and Big 10 titles while playing for Michigan college.

In his first season in Europe with Sheffield Sharks of the English league, already under coach Finch, he won the national championship and after a long tour around the continent he added the Belgium league title, once again under coach Finch, at their former club - Bree.

If you're trying to find the reason Tartu Rock made history and qualified for the Final Four of the EuroCup one of the main ones is George Tsintsadze.

The Georgian point guard is only 22 but you can't really tell that when you watch how he handles his team on court.