Initial England U16s Squad Announced

By Bradley Gains on October 3, 2014

Basketball England have announced a preliminary 31-man England under-16 squad for the coming international season.

Jacob Iwowo and Nelson Boachie-Yiadom are included again having been in the 12-man squad that earned promotion from Division B in Macedonia this past summer.

Alan Keane’s side will compete in Division A of the European Championships next summer and their first training camp together will be held late next month.

Preliminary England U16 Squad

Richard Amfule, Reading Rockets
Rickyle Anderson, City of Sheffield
Tariq Balogun, Croydon Elite
Kyle Best, London Pioneers
Cameron Bett, Reading Rockets
Nelson Boachie-Yiadom, London Westside
Ashley Briggs, Solent Kestrels
Carl Campbell, Brent Ballers
Jay Carter, Reading Rockets
Kaiyem Cleary, Greater Manchester
Matthew Cowley, Leeds Force
Joseph Cummings, Cheshire Wire
Josh Edwards, Lewisham Thunder
Arinze Emeka-Anyakwo, Sefton Stars
Caleb Fuller, Ipswich
Kayne Henry, London Pioneers
Jacob Iwowo, Lewisham Thunder
Sam Kato, Peckham Pride
Ross Luckman, Brentwood Fire
Pierce Maslen, Brentwood Fire
Louis Mackay, Cheshire Panthers
Ryan Murunge, London Westside
Jaka Pandza, Leeds Force
Jacob Round, Northants Thunder
Nestor Saa, Birmingham A’s
Micah Savery-Richards, Leeds Force
Zephi Sharman, City of Birmingham
Romario Spence, Luton
Jonathon St Hilaire, Barking Abbey
Eisley Swaine, Bradford Dragons
Zion Tordoff, Bradford Dragons

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