GB U20’s Final Roster Named For European Championships

By Sam Neter on June 21, 2010

Ovie Soko is likely to play a large role for the GB U20's this summer

GB U20’s Head Coach Tim Lewis has named the 13 man squad who will be involved in the European Championships (Division B) this summer. The final GB U20 roster is as follows;

GB U20 Roster For European Championships 2010

Alex Marcotullio
Levi Noel
Andrew Lawrence
Nigel Van Oostrum
Jamell Anderson
Will Hall
Myles Hesson
Ovie Soko
Ryan Martin
Will Neighbour
Raheem May Thompson
Ali Mackay
Lee Goldsbrough

Final Cuts

The final two players cut were Barking Abbey product Robert Gilchrist, and Milton Keynes guard Jack Thompson. Lee Goldsbrough (who recently committed to Providence) has reappeared on the roster as well after not being named at the last round of cuts.

Hugely surprised to see Robert Gilchrist cut, and also that it is a 13 man squad? Assumed they could only take 12, so not sure if one of these guys is a reserve or whether they will actually take 13.

What do you think?

Thoughts on the final roster and final cuts? Anyone you think who should be there that isn’t? What are our chances of finally getting that much sought after promotion to Division A? Drop a comment and let me know!

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