Tweetcap: GB U20s Finish Silver Medalists
It has been a little over a week since the GB U20s finished Division B European Championship Silver medalists, so check out how they took to Twitter to talk about the experience in our Tweetcap!
Doug Leichner, Head Coach
Coaches, staff and players gave it our all but came up short. Very proud of the team’s effort. Congrats to Poland. #GBU20 #2feetin
— Douglas Leichner (@CoachLeichner) July 21, 2013
Thank you fans, staff, coaches and players from GBU20 NT for making this a tremendous experience! THANK YOU! #family #2feetin
— Douglas Leichner (@CoachLeichner) July 21, 2013
James Vear, Assistant Coach
An amazing 6 weeks that I will never forget. Our team became a family and we achieved something that had never been done b4 #2bulls #GBU20s
— Coach Vear (@CoachVear) July 23, 2013
@CoachLeichner deserves a huge amount of credit 4 our success he gave our team the tools and made us believe we could achieve anything
— Coach Vear (@CoachVear) July 23, 2013
Loved working closely with @steutel10 he is def 1 of the best coaches in the uk, he is also a big reason for the success we had in Romania
— Coach Vear (@CoachVear) July 23, 2013
Mark Lloyd deserves this more than anyone. His tireless work over the past 7yrs has finally paid off,already feel lost without my day sheet
— Coach Vear (@CoachVear) July 23, 2013
Marc Steutel, Performance Analyst/Second Assistant Coach
Well,the final wasn’t meant to be,but what an achievement by all involved.Loved every second of it and will keep the memories forever#GB20’s
— Marc Steutel (@steutel10) July 22, 2013
It was a pleasure to work with @CoachLeichner and his outstanding leadership. He got so much out of the group, remarkable coaching job!
— Marc Steutel (@steutel10) July 22, 2013
Also, was amazing working closely with @CoachVear . Very talented coach who will be a great success in Denmark
— Marc Steutel (@steutel10) July 22, 2013
Nick Lewis, Guard
That feeling after a tough loss. This picture will remind me of that……..Gotta keep working http://t.co/hoKxuCH7Wy
— MonsieurLew (@NLew416) July 22, 2013
Zak Wells, Centre
So sadly we did not get the happy ending we worked so hard for as we was beaten by Poland in the… http://t.co/fOdrE9G3FI
— Zak Wells (@zakwells7) July 22, 2013
Joe Lockwood, Forward
The last two months with GBu20 have been great, Met great team mates and coaches and have life long memories #2bulls
— Joseph Lockwood (@JoeJLockwood) July 22, 2013
John Stewart, Forward
Had an absolute boss summer with all the GB lads and coaches. We became a family over the last 2 months #LoveThem
— John Stewart (@JohnStewart93) July 22, 2013
Jordan Spencer, Guard
Great experience at the European Championships with guys that are brothers ! 2nd place, and no one would have thought it, truly blessed..
— Jordan Spencer (@JC_SpencerUK) July 22, 2013
Grant Mackay, Forward
Been a hell of a summer, such a great experience .. Euro A next year! #GB #17
— Grant Mackay (@GrantMackay7) July 21, 2013
Joe Hart, Guard
Could not be prouder of my team mates we did what no one thought we could #17 #bangbang #fearthebeard
— Joe Hart (@13JoeHart) July 21, 2013
Devon van Oostrum, Guard
Thanks for all the support back home. Thanks for a great 5 years. Proud of my guys. We got that second place and managed to snag that MVP!!!
— Devon Van Oostrum (@DevonVanOostrum) July 21, 2013
Congrats to all players and staff on such a successful summer!
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