England U18 Squad List Heading to Holland Named

By Sam Neter on March 19, 2013

Head coach Steve Bucknall has named his 12 man squad that will be competing in the 18th edition of the Holland Nordic Basketball Tournament in the Netherlands from March 29th-April 1st.

The side will be competing against the likes of Israel, the Netherlands, the Sabonis Basketball Academy and other club sides from Germany, Latvia and China, amongst others.

Bucknall will be continuing to examine players as he looks to select the squad for the U18 Division A European Championships in Latvia this summer.

The squad competing in the HNBT is as follows:

England U18 Netherlands Tournament Squad

Kavell Bigby-Williams
Tyrell Isaacs
George Ivens
Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye
Ben Lawson
Terrel Martin-Garcia
Josh McSwiggan
Ben Mead
Luke Nelson
Tamas Okros
Jon Orrells
Dwayne Orija

You can find a full schedule of events for the Holland Nordic Basketball Tournament, and follow the team’s progress here.

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