Head coach Alan Keane has confirmed his Great Britain Under-18 Men’s roster for the FIBA European Championships Division B which start on Friday in Matosinhos, Portugal.
GB were drawn in Group A and will face North Macedonia, Austria, Iceland and Norway.
Ahead of their opening game against Iceland on Friday, Keane said: “Regardless how many European Championships one does, the feeling never waivers in terms of pride, privilege and gratitude to represent Great Britain on the international stage.
“What excites me most this time around is the quality of players, staff and people we have. This may be one of the hardest-working playing groups we have had and the depth of knowledge and experience I am surrounded with by the team staff can only be described as elite.”
Keane, who is supported by assistant coaches Mike Bernard and Ian MacLeod, added: “We look forward to getting started on Friday versus Iceland and are feeling very positive about the opportunity that is in front of us. Our ambition is to represent the nation with distinction and give each player experiences that will progress their careers in the best possible way.”
Keane has selected a 12-man roster which features an exciting range of domestic and US-based talent.
Liam Campbell, London Elite
Nedas Cholevinskas, Barking Abbey
Latrell Davis, First Baptist Academy, USA
Sebastien Emenalo, Thames Valley Cavaliers
Matthew Goodwin, Manchester Magic
Tyrese Lacey, Kongo Basketball, USA
Moziah King-Danchie, Barking Abbey
Benjamin Michaels, Long Island Lutheran, USA
Timothy Oboh, Kent Crusaders
Edward Onyia, Leicester and Loughborough Riders
Tyreese Perry-Huggins, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
Marcus Robinson, Team Arsenal AAU, USA
Reserves
Shaquille Furlonge, Manchester Magic
Manie Joses, NBA Academy
Head Coach: Alan Keane
Assistant Coach: Michael Bernard
Assistant Coach: Ian MacLeod
Team Manager: Steve Miknis
Physio: Toby Welch
Media officer: Nathan Green
Friday 21 July 2023, 830pm: Great Britain v Iceland
Saturday 22 July 2023, 6pm: North Macedonia v Great Britain
Tuesday 25 July, 3.30pm: Great Britain v Austria
Wednesday 26 July, 1.30pm: Norway v Great Britain
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