KAPOULAS DRAFTS 21 FOR U20 CAMP
Andreas Kapoulas has named an initial Great Britain Under-20 men’s squad of 21 for this summer.
It gives the Bristol Flyers coach an enlarged camp invitee list in preparation for the FIBA U20 Men European Championship in Oradea, Romania.
“We’re defiantly excited about the group of players that we have selected and we look forward to going to camp at the end of June,†said Kapoulas.
“It’s a short preparation, leading to the European championship, so we need to maximise the time with our team and certainly having players returning from last summer will help this process.
“We have a lot of hard work ahead of us and we certainly feel that we have the ingredients to have a successful summer campaign. It’s important to focus on the process and make sure, together, we bond as a unit and get betterâ€.
Squad
| First name | Surname | Club |
| Amin | Adamu | Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders |
| Obi | Agu | Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders |
| Joshua | Apple | Ipswich Basketball Club |
| Andre | Arissol | Otero Junior College |
| Harvey | Barr | Lake Region State College |
| Moses | Byekwaso | Preston College |
| Kyle | Carey | Barry University * |
| Morgan | Carter | Charnwood College/Leicester Riders |
| Danny | Evans | University of Maine |
| RJ (Rayell) | Eytle-Rock | Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders |
| Sam | Idowu | St. Peter’s College |
| Calvin | Nevill – Kintu | Vincennes university |
| Henri | Langton | Charnwood College/Leicester Riders |
| Luke | Mitchell | Nottingham Hoods |
| Brennan | Morris | Loomis Chaffee School |
| Alex | Roberts | Loughborough Student Riders |
| Ali | Sbai | Reading Rockets |
| Josh | Steel | University of Duquesne |
| Evan | Walshe | Barry University Athletics |
| Carl | Wheatle | Angelico Biella |
| Akwasi | Yeboah | Stony Brook University |
* Denotes confirmed new club. All other entries are either current known, or past clubs at the time of this release.
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