GB Under-18s Final Roster Confirmed

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Great Britain’s Under-18 Women’s squad has been confirmed ahead of the upcoming European Championships.

Len Busch was named as the new head coach earlier this month and has selected his final 12 for the campaign in Skopje, North Macedonia from 5-14 July.

Seven of the 12 players named took part in the recent Under-19 Women’s game at the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic in Brixton.

GB finished 10th at last year’s Division B Championships with Esther Little and Olivia Partridge part of that squad, while Rebecca Adjeiwaah Dwomoh, Asha Andrews, Hannah Dawson, Jade Mbam, Amelia Sandie, Pollyanna Storie and Cameron Taylor-Willis all step up from the Under-16’s roster.

Lilly Annim, Esther Atunrase, Emilie Black, Emma Imevbore, Molly James and Shaniya Rose, Nottingham Wildcats are the six to miss out from the initial squad that headed into camp in Manchester.

GB Under-18s squad:
Rebecca Adjeiwaah Dwomoh
Asha Andrews, Sevenoaks Suns
Brahe Ashton, Nottingham Wildcats
Alex Baker, Charnwood College
Hannah Dawson, Charnwood College
Clara Kelly, TuSLi Basketball (Germany)
Esther Little, Ipswich Basketball
Jade Mbam, Manchester Mystics
Olivia Partridge, Sevenoaks Suns
Amelia Sandie, CoLA/Southwark Pride
Pollyanna Storie, Caledonia Pride
Cameron Taylor-Willis, Ipswich Basketball

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