England U16 & U18 Men squads revealed for Four Nations Tournament

Basketball Wales/ Same Old Smith Photography

Basketball England have confirmed the squads for the Under-16 and Under-18 Men ahead of the upcoming 2023 Four Nations Tournaments.

The U16 tournament will take place in Dublin, Ireland from April 5-6 with the U18 event held in Cardiff, Wales from April 12-13.

Adam Davies takes the reins from Will Maynard in charge of the England Under-18s, while Alexis Lewis has been named as head coach of the England Under-16s.

England Under-18s Squad

Myers Amoo-Gottfried, Bracknell Cobras
Liam Campbell, London Elite
Nedas Cholevinskas, London Lions
Bendeguz Csernak, Southwark Pride
Sebastian Emenalo, Thames Valley Cavaliers
Matthew Goodwin, Manchester Magic
Daniel Nwauzu, Myerscough College
Timothy Oboh, Kent Crusaders
Emmanuel Adeniyi, Southwark Pride
Edward Onyia, Leicester Riders/Loughborough
Tyreese Perry-Huggins, Ipswich
Lewis Smith, Myerscough College

Head Coach: Adam Davies
Assistant Coach: Michael Bernard
Team Manager: TBC
Physio: Bob Bramah
S&C Coach: Josh Young

Schedule

12th April
9am: Wales vs England

13th April
9am: Ireland vs England
1pm: Scotland vs England

England Under-16s Squad

Henry Bugden, Sussex Bears
Khyle Capanzana, London Lions
Layjuan Farrell, City of Birmingham Rockets
David Hewitt, Manchester Magic
Corey Hill, Bristol Academy Flyers
Xavier Lewis, SP Elite (USA)
Kervy Mabaya-Muteba, Enfield Scorpions
Elijah Omar, Brixton Topcats
Maxwell Revell, Eisbaren Bremerhaven (Germany)
Ethan Round, Northamptonshire Titans
Jack Walton, Manchester Magic
Nicholas Wild, Derby Trailblazers

Head Coach: Alexis Lewis
Assistant Coach: Michael Martin
Team Manager: Gavin Nayler
Physio: Bob Bramah
S&C Coach: Aiden Griggs

Schedule

5th April
1pm: Scotland vs England

6th April
9am: England vs Wales
7pm: Ireland vs England

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