Tri and Four-Nations 2024 tournament dates announced

By Samad Sagir on February 19, 2024

Image Credit: England Basketball

The home nation governing bodies have announced the dates for the 2024 Four Nations tournaments across under-16 and under-18 levels, and the under-14 Tri Nations tournament happening from May until June.

Featuring the junior national team squads from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, the events tip off in March with the Under-16 tournament in Ireland, followed by the Under-18s in April in Scotland and the Under-14s in May and June.

Date	Tournament	Location
25-27 March 2024	U16 Four Nations	National Basketball Arena, Dublin, Ireland
2-4 April 2024	U18 Four Nations	Hosted by basketballscotland in Dundee, Scotland
31 May – 2 June 2024	U14 Tri-Nations & Tri-Nations 35+ Masters Tournament	National Basketball Performance Centre, Manchester, England

“We have got a truly exciting Anglo-Celtic talent programme ahead of us this spring and summer,” Basketball England Head of Talent and Performance, Steve Bucknall, said.

“From an English performance perspective, I’m looking forward to seeing our teams test their mettle and their desire to play basketball at this level against our neighbours and closest national rivals.

“It’s been fantastic to work again with the other NGBs to create a schedule of events that mutually benefits our talent pathways and strengthens the level and depth of high-performing athletes we have across our countries.

“Naturally, England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales have a shared history, but on the court these tournaments will be highly competitive.”

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