Basketball England Reveal New Horizons U17 List

By Bradley Gains on September 19, 2014

Basketball England have revealed the preliminary list of names set to feature in the ‘New Horizons’ under-17 programme for the upcoming year.

The Regional Development Tournaments took place last weekend at Nottingham Wildcats Arena and has resulted in 24 players selected as part of the programme. The youngsters will hope to impress as they continue their development and aim for a spot on the under-18 squad.

U17 Squad

Kegan Allen, Notts Nova
Johde Campbell, Young Heroes
Jacob Cauthorn, Sheffield Saints
Dotun Dusunmu, London Pioneers
Recardo Eaton-Barnes, Manchester
Andrew Forsyth, Bucks Hornets
Callum Haines, Somerset Tigers
Samual Harvey, Sporting Club Albion
Matthew Hodgkinson, Manchester
David Issekya, Milton Keynes
Aiden James, Bristol Storm
Max Jones, Cheshire Wire
Lewis Petitt, Plymouth Raiders
George Pool, City of Birmingham
Harris Porter, Kingston Wildcats
Tommy Pullman, Wolverhampton
Nathan Ramsdale-Owen, City of Birmingham
Ganesh Rana, Reading Rockets
Kayo Redford, Manchester
Callum Singleton, Derby Trailblazers
Tarjhay Taylor, Bucks Hornets
Sam van Oostrum, Sheffield Saints
Evan Walshe, Hemel Storm
Rory Winter, Ipswich

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