England U16 Men Initial Squad List Named for 2011

By Sam Neter on October 3, 2010

Jefferson Davis (and Tyrell Isaacs in the background) have made the initial squad

Head Coach Simon Fisher named his initial squad list for the England U16 Men’s team in 2011 this week. The squad is a mixture of returnees from the 2010 programme and additions from the 2010 U15 development squad and recommendations from a selection panel who attended the 2010 U15 Inter-regional tournament.

Warwick Cann, the Performance Pathways Co-ordinator has high aspirations for this group:

“We are hopeful that a good early start will help the team being successful next season. 2010s team was competitive, but obviously we are keen to improve our ranking towards the top four.”

Initial England U16 Men Roster:

Peter Ashton (Shropshire Warriors)
Luke Attfield (Bognor Pirates)
Nicolas Bohling (BCM Gravelines, France)
Pak Chingwombe (Leicester Warriors)
Jefferson Davis (London Pioneers)
Jack Griffiths (Cheshire Jets)
Oliver Hannam (Leeds Tigers)
Brandon Hitchman (Worcester Wolves)
Tyrell Isaacs (Barking Abbey)
George Jarvis (Barking Abbey)
Dennis Kaka (City of Sheffield)
Henryk Krajniewski (Doncaster Danum Eagles)
Isaiah Lynn (Newham Youngbloods)
David Malcolm (City of Birmingham)
Luke Mascall-Wright (Ipswich)
Cameron McKay (Cheshire Jets)
Josh McSwiggan (Cheshire Jets)
Ben Mead (Ipswich)
Ben Moore (Ipswich)
Luke Nelson (Worthing Thunder)
Kingsley Okoroh (Derby Trailblazers)
Dwayne Orija (Westminster Warriors)
Jon Orrells (Taunton Tigers)
Chris Owen (Bucks Hornets)
Ed Potter (Manchester Magic)
Alex Riley (Durham Wildcats)
Sam Round (Northants)
Morayo Soluade (Bucks Hornets)
Elliot Spence (Brentwood Fire)
Jamal Tahraoui (Cheshire Jets)

What do you think?

Anyone missing? What do you think the chances of the team doing well are? Who are you expecting to lead the team next summer? Drop a comment below!

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