Great Britain Under-18s start their Division A campaign against Turkey today at the European Championships in Volos, Greece.
Alan Keane’s side defeated Italy in their final prep game earlier in the week after tough losses against Greece and Spain.
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Great Britain Under-18s Squad:
David Chive, Reading Rockets
Tosan Evbuomwan, Newcastle Eagles
Veron Eze, Ipswich
Chris Feeney, Barking Abbey
Sam Grant, Reading Rockets
Cameron Hildreth, Sussex Storm
Theo Hughes, Barking Abbey
Mate Okros, Myerscough College
Ethan Price, Ipswich
Tomiwa Sulaiman, West Nottingham Academy (US)
Joshua Uduje, London Thunder
Amari Williams, Myerscough College
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