GB Under-20s Final 12-Man Squad Revealed for European Championships

By Bradley Gains on July 9, 2017

Great Britain Under-20’s have their final 12-man squad for the European Championships set, Hoopsfix can reveal.

Andreas Kapoulas’ side are currently in Hungary for two preparation games played later today and tomorrow.

Calvin Nevill-Kintu, Luke Mitchell, Evan Walshe and Morgan Carter are the four players to miss out from the recent 16-man squad, but all remain on standby should any injuries occur.

GB U20s went 1-2 in a prep tournament in Portugal last week after bouncing back from defeats to Finland and the hosts with a crushing win over Belarus.

Final GB U20s Squad

Amin Adamu, Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders
Obi Agu, Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders
Andre Arissol, Otero Junior College (USA)
Harvey Barr, Lake Region State College (USA)
Jubrile Belo, Barking Abbey
Kyle Carey, Barry University (USA – transferred from University of Northern Colorado at end of season)
Danny Evans, University of Maine (USA)
RJ Eytle-Rock, Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders
Henri Langton, Charnwood College/Leicester Riders
Josh Steel, University of Duquesne (USA) (last team, departed mid-season)
Carl Wheatle, Angelico Biella (Italy)
Akwasi Yeboah, Stony Brook University (USA)

The European Championships in Oradea, Romania start next Friday with GB opening against the Netherlands.

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