Basketball England have announced a 12-man England Under-18’s roster for the upcoming Haris Tournament from 27-29 December.
Alan Keane is the new U18 Head Coach and his side will face Sligo All-Stars, Derby Trailblazers U18s and Ireland U18s in Pool B.
Ashley Barrett-Briggs, Team Solent Kestrels
Caleb Fuller, Ipswich
Eisley Swaine, Bradford Dragons
Joshua Edwards, London Thunder-Lewisham
Joshua Ogundele, Barking Abbey
Kayne Henry-McCalla, London Westside
Micah Savery-Richards, Leeds Force
Pierce Maslen, Barking Abbey
Romario Spence, Leicester Riders
Zion Tordoff, Lancashire Spinners
Reginald Chuks, Leicester Riders
Will Hur, Reading Rockets
11 other players have made it into the second camp to have a chance of being put forward for GB selection with the likes of Jacob Round, Nelson Boachie-Yiadom, Jacob Iwowo and Richard Amaefule – who are all based overseas – not involved in the Haris Tournament.
Check out last year’s mix as England Under-18s finished second in 2015:
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