England Under-18s Fall to France, Finish 10th at Albert Schweitzer

By Sam Neter on April 25, 2014

England Under-18s finished the 2014 Albert Schweitzer Tournament in 10th place after falling to France, 79-67, on Friday afternoon in Germany.

France held just a one point lead after one quarter, but increased their lead in the second period and despite a third quarter resurgence from England, came out on top in the final period.

Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye led England with 15 points, Calvin Nevill-Kintu (pictured) added 14 and Pharroh Gordon finished with 12. Aaron Menzies had 10 before fouling out in 16 minutes.

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