Stannard In, Noel/Goldsbrough Out-Changes to Final GB U20 Roster

By Sam Neter on July 10, 2010

Changes have been made to the final GB U20 roster

Sources close to Team GB have indicated Jack Stannard has been re-instated to the GB U20’s roster after an injury to Levi Noel which he has been unable to recover from in time for their Division B European Championships campaign in Austria. Along with that, big man Lee Goldsbrough has been cut.

Bristol guard Stannard was cut after injuring his ankle at training camp, he has now recovered and will replace Noel who I believe , ironically, has also injured his ankle. Manchester big man Goldsbrough, reappeared on the initial final roster making it a 13 man squad, but has now seemingly been cut again.

That leaves the final roster now looking like this;

GB U20’s Final Roster

Alex Marcotullio-Northwestern University
Jack Stannard-Bristol Academy Flyers
Andrew Lawrence-University of Charleston
Nigel Van Oostrum-Franklin Pierce University
Jamell Anderson-Essex Pirates
Will Hall-Deerfield Academy
Myles Hesson-Birmingham A’s
Ovie Soko-UAB
Ryan Martin-Westminster Warriors
Will Neighbour-Daytona Junior College
Raheem May Thompson-Quinnipiac
Ali Mackay-Davidson College

The Division B U20 European Championships tip off on the 14th July 2010.

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