FULL GAME: GB Under-20s v Croatia

By Bradley Gains on August 7, 2019

Great Britain Under-20s start their Second Round games at the European Championships in Prishtina, on Wednesday evening when they face Croatia.

Holly Winterburn’s 25 points lifted her side past Ukraine to advance from their opening group, but they start 0-1 after losing to Ireland on Sunday.

They also play Israel tomorrow with the top two in the group making the semi-finals, meaning two wins are likely needed.

🎥 | @hollywinterburn drops 2️⃣5️⃣ points in an important @gbbasketball U20s victory to advance to the Second Round!#BritishBasketball #FIBAU20Europe @OregonWBB pic.twitter.com/0OBHVnUw1J

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

2018-19 club/schools listed

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