England Under-15 Girls Squad for Copenhagen Selected

Following on from training camp in Sheffield, Head Coach Cristina Stanciuca has selected the 12 players for the England Under-15 Girls squad heading to Copenhagen this week.

“I have the pleasure to lead the U15 Girls England programme and I am delighted with the impact we have had on the players development through the length of this process,” Stanciuca said.

“At Easter, we measured ourselves against a strong Scotland programme and the opportunity to compete in Copenhagen is another great platform to measure our strengths and weaknesses once more. We are in great shape and we are ready for this challenge.

“This won’t be easy, we know this, but our aim is to compete and to improve each game and the result will take care of itself. All members of staff and myself are really looking forward to this journey and I am sure the players are too.”

The team departs on Thursday and will face C.D. Presentacion Granada, Netherlands (orange) and Iceland (white), tipping off against Netherlands (orange) at 1pm on Friday.

England Under-15 Girls Squad 2017

Asha Andrews, Sevenoaks Suns
Amelia Sandie, Brighton Cougars
Tamara Fournillier-Onadeko, Sevenoaks Suns
Molly James, Bristol Basketball Club
Monique Sahnan, Surrey Goldhawks
Jade Guidilon-Duncan, London Greenhouse Pioneers
Hannah Dawson, Surrey Blue Storm
Ella Pearson, Ipswich
Zoe Kateregga, Sheffield Hatters
Emilie Black, Richmond Knights
Cameron Taylor-Willis, Ipswich
Chenai Mushore, Sevenoaks Suns

Following on from Copenhagen, the next step for the players will be the Regional Development Tournament in September where they will have the chance to progress into the England Under 16 programme.

Tournament updates can be found the through the tournaments twitter feed, @CPHInvitational and the official website, www.cph-invitational.dk.

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