GB Reveal Under-20s Roster for Camp

By Bradley Gains on July 17, 2019

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Great Britain Under-20s squad for camp has been announced with 14 players selected as preparations continue for the upcoming European Championships.

Returning head coach Jeff Jones will choose 12 to head to Prishtina, Kosovo for their Division B campaign from 3-11 August.

Loren Christie and Shauna Harrison are the only players back in the squad after competing last summer, while Holly Winterburn, Charlotte Ellmore, Shawnisay Millar, Alix Henderson, Loie Webb and Harrison featuring for the Under-18s in 2018.

6’4″ forward/centre Faye Parker is a new addition to the GB setup with the Swampscott native having played at Tabor Academy in the States and has committed to the University of Pennsylvania.

The squad is currently in camp in Manchester with another four days to follow this month before they head to Greece for a prep tournament ahead of the Euros.

GB Under-20s Squad:
Loren Christie, Barking Abbey – signed with University of Buffalo
Charlotte Ellmore, University of Texas at San Antonio (USA)
Shauna Harrison, California University of Pennsylvania (USA)
Alix Henderson, Caledonia Pride
Ebony Horton, St Francis Brooklyn College (USA)
Khia Lee, Oaklands Wolves
Dani Lozzi, Lynn University (USA)
Shawnisay Millar, Caledonia Pride
Faye Parker, Tabor Academy (USA)
Sian Phillips, Caledonia Pride
Maya Price, Newcastle Eagles – signed with Eckerd University
Teresa Da Silva, Barking Abbey – signed with Northwest Florida
Loie Webb, Lynn University (USA)
Holly Winterburn, Leicester Riders – signed with University of Oregon

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