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England U18 Men Initial Squad Named

By on October 12, 2010

Devon Van Oostrum

Will Devon Van Oostrum be suiting up for the U18's next year?

England Basketball have announced the initial England U18 Men’s squad for 2011. The 32-man squad is headlined by Devon Van Oostrum, the 1993 born prospect who made the GB Senior Men’s training camp this summer.

The English-based players will attend a coaching session in Loughborough on the 28th November.

Initial England U18 Men’s Training Roster

Jamie Battish (Australia)
Jesse Chuku (Kimball Union Academy, USA)
Omari Coates (Lewisham Thunder)
Liam Coxon (Tees Valley Mohawks)
Jack Crook (Manchester)
Jordan Culley (Reading Rockets)
Tom Devitt (Manchester)
Matthew Don (Kingston Wildcats)
Simeon Espirit (Barking Abbey)
Bradley Fisher (Preston Pride)
Dale Francis-O’Brien (MK Lions)
Neil Gillard (Cheshire Jets)
John Gould (Manchester)
Rowell Graham (Lewisham Thunder)
Joshua Guddemi (Derby Trailblazers)
Joe Hart (Blair Academy, USA)
Dylan Johns (Majadahonda, Spain)
Joel Keeble (Ipswich)
Edward Lawrence (London United)
William Maynard (Leicester Riders)
Joshua McGinn (Manchester)
Lamar Morrison (Newcastle Eagles)
Mark Schroeder (Taunton Tigers)
Elliot Sentance (Leicester Warriors)
Nick Spires (Sweden)
John Stewart (Sheffield Sharks)
Christopher Tawiah (MK Lions)
Raphell Thomas-Edwards (Leicester Warriors)
Harrison Turner (Taunton Tigers)
Devon Van Oostrum (Caja Laboral, Spain)
Joshua Ward-Hibbert (Derby Trailblazers)
Zak Wells (Barking Abbey)
Ross Wilson (Newcastle Eagles)

What do you think?

Anyone missing? Any surprises? Who do you think is most likely to make the final team? Drop a comment and let me know!

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