Great BRITAIN Youth Team Training Camp Squads Confirmed Ahead of FIBA Youth EuroBasket 2024
The Great Britian 5v5 youth teams are gearing up for an exciting summer of international competition.
With training camps already well underway, the U16 women, U16 men, U18 women, U18 men, U20 women and U20 men are fine tuning their preparations to compete in Division B of the FIBA Youth EuroBasket tournaments this summer.
The teams are made up of some of the most promising players across each of the age groups and they will bring their talent and national pride to the court when they represent Great Britain this summer.
GB Basketball Performance Lead, Fiona Pimblett, said:
“It’s been an incredibly competitive process this year across all of our age groups; we have a lot of really exciting, talented players. I’m happy to see that Great Britian Basketball can play a significant role in developing the best young players in the country, not only giving them international experience, but also showcasing them to the world, and supporting them in the future at the senior international and professional level.
“We know that we have more work to do in this area, to continue to unearth the best talent coming through the system, by working with our close partners in the home countries of Basketball England, Basketball Scotland, and Basketball Wales, and of course the amazing clubs and academies who have developed the players to this level.
“Without the support of home countries and associated funding partners, we wouldn’t have been able to get to this stage. This is why we continue to be grateful for these collaborations and look forward to more in the future.”
The selection process began for the U16 and U18 squads back in January with the Youth Combine Camp, and age group trials, followed by a separate process later in the year for U20. The combine allowed the players to showcase their talents and gave the coaches a valuable opportunity to evaluate and select the players.
Squad training camps began with the Under 20 Men and Under 20 Women in Sheffield in the first half of June. The other age groups are also taking part in camps before heading to Europe for the FIBA Youth EuroBasket 2024 with the competitions taking place as follows:
| Competition/Age Group | Date | Location |
| FIBA U20 Women’s EuroBasket, Division B | July 6-14 | Sofia, BUL |
| FIBA U20 EuroBasket, Division B – Men | July 12-21 | Pitesti, ROU |
| FIBA U18 EuroBasket, Division B – Men | July 26 – August 4 | Skopje, MKD |
| FIBA U18 Women’s EuroBasket, Division B | August 2-11 | Ploiesti, ROU |
| FIBA U16 EuroBasket, Division B -Men | August 8-17 | Skopje, MKD |
| FIBA U16 Women’s EuroBasket, Division B | August 15-24 | Konya, TUR |
Training Camp Squads
Under 20 Men
Lane Campbell – Unsigned
Joe Buchanan – Mid America Nazarene University
Latrell Davis – San Jose State University
Tyreese perry Huggins – Collin College
Manie Joses – Davidson College
Dayvantia Campbell-Deeble – Murray State College
Lewis Obiorah – Barking Abbey
Dijarn Russell-Walters – Eastern Arizona College USA
Nedas Cholevinskas – Surrey Scorchers
Tomide Akinsiku – Saarlouis Sunkings
Tyrese Lacey – Daytona State
Myles Hosten – Edward Water’s University
Will Taylor – Solent Kestrels
Edward Onyia – Charnwood / Loughborough Riders
Matthew Goodwin – Manchester Giants
Adam Tokpah – Sheffield Elite
- Head Coach: Lance Randall
- Assistant Coach: Troy Culley
- Assistant Coach: Jay Williams
- Team Manager: Ruchae Walton
- Physio: Gemma Hendry
- S&C: Jordan Godfrey
Under 20 Women:
Isobel Bunyan – Montana State
Katie Januszewska – Leicester Riders
Kaylie Edge – Sacramento State
Teniola Okunrinkoya – Essex Rebels
Yazmin Edwards – Copleston
Clementina Odom – Barking Abbey
Natalie Charity – Simon Fraser Canada
Carys Roy – Peacocks wbb
Olivia Forster – Copleston
Tejonah McKay – Reading rockets
Kerry McGhee – Caledonia
Glory Kabia – City of London Academy
Louisa Gibbins – Copleston
Parfaite Elia Ando – Reading Rockets
Tamara Smith-White – JUCO USA
Alix McIntosh – Caledonia
Zoe Sharpe – Caledonia
Precios Omoshola – Fordha, University
Valerie Cassidy-De Falco – Nottingham Wildcats
- Head Coach: Chantelle Handy
- Assistant Coach: Kenrick Liburd
- Assistant Coach: Renee Busch
- Team Manager: Paula Charity
- Physio: Dave Hall
- S&C: Omar Heyward
Under 18 Men
Re’ale Basquine – Middle Township (USA)
Moziah King-Danchie – Barking Abbey School
Ivan Eweka – Springdale prep, Maryland USA
Nathaniel Hanson – Charnwood college, Loughborough
Caiden Ross. – Charnwood college, Loughborough
Ethan Conway – Barking Abbey
Amarlie Willkinson – Barking abbey/Winchmore hill
Derelle Desiré – Corner Canyon HS (USA)
Aymen Kraria – Hillhead High School, Glasgow
Nicholas Wild – Derby College Group, Broomfield Hall, Ilkeston, Derbyshire
Ethan Round – John Madejski Academy, Reading
Onanefe Atufe – Cardiff and vale college
Malachi Payne – Stuart Hall School
Khyle Justin Capanzana – City of London Academy in Southwark, London
Emmanuel Hezekiel – Myerscough college, Preston
Marcus Robinson – Team Arsenal (USA)
Nathaniel Djanogly – Brewster Academy
Sebastien Emenalo – NBA Global Academy in Canberra Australia. ACS Cobham International School Surrey England
- Head Coach: Alan Keane
- Assistant Coach: Ian Macleod
- Assistant Coach: Mike Bernard
- Team Manager: Steve Miknis
- Physio: Toby Welch
- S&C: Jamie Wilkinson
Under 18 Women:
Valérie Cassidy-De Falco – Nottingham Wildcats
Zoe Sharpe- Caledonia Gladiators
Monife Abidekun- Newham Youngbloods
Maisie Keyes- Manchester Mystics
Athena Thompson- Milton Keynes/Leicester Riders
Cerys Leach- Ipswich
Katie Cox- London Lions
Alexandra McIntosh- Caledonia Gladiators
Deanna Carrington- Ipswich
Bo Guttormsdottir Frost- Stjarnan Basketball Club
Samantha Mullock- Nottingham Wildcats
Fleur Gamal- Edinburgh University
Haley Wright- Valencia
Charley Woodman- Charnwood
Caitlin Ryan- Oakland Wolves
Debra Wilson-Osuide- COLA
- Head Coach: Krumesh Patel
- Assistant Coach: Ash Cookson
- Assistant Coach: Oli Parr
- Team Manager: Honor Campbell
- Physio: Olivia Ambris
- S&C: Maddie Westland
- Analysis intern : Adithya Krishna
Under 16 Men
Daniel Banjoko – Newham Youngbloods
David Banjoko – Newham Youngbloods
Jamaul Mcallister – Surrey Storm
Ziah Francis – Aquaila Basket Trento
Andrew Nwokolo – London Thunder
Ike Davids – Charnwood Riders
Jeremi Dutka – London Warriors
Kelvin Clement Aigbogun – Manchester Giants
Lewis Stevenson – Stirling Knights
Obinna Ekufu – Haringey Heat
Oliver Bishop – Charnwood Riders
Tristan Curran – Sussex Bears
Samuel Bergeman – Valencia BC (Spain)
Myles Barry – London Thunder
Joshua Mboura – London Legends
Aiden Fyfe – Houston Raptors (USA)
Emmanuel Ahamefule – London Elite
Maxx Tjongondjoza – Sussex Storm
- Head Coach: Dan Petts
- Assistant Coach: Billy Beddow
- Assistant Coach: Sterling Muschett
- Team Manager: Gavin Nayler
- Physio: Dan Morton
- S&C: Anthony Reed
- Physio: Ryan Pearson
Under 16 Women:
Amelia Orungbeja – Zentro Basket Academy
Angel Whyte – Bristol Met
Anna Idiata Mendez – Solent Kestrels
Athena Thompson – Milton Keynes Breakers
Caoimhe Stupart – City of Edinburgh/Gladiators
Chloe Vella – Richmond Knights
Elodie De Jonge – Sevenoaks Suns
Emma Briggs- M14 3SSB
Fleur Gamal – University of Edinburgh
Irene Oboavwoduo – Manchester Mystics
Kaiya Bateman – Milton Keynes Breakers
Kosi Anganwu- Leicester Riders
Neve Rugette – Richmond Knights
Ophelia Larder-Lee – Sheffield Hatters
Paris Mitchell-Tyson – London Elite/London Lions
Tiarna Chambers-Desmond – Nottingham Wildcats
Anya Scruton – Richmond Knights
Mojan Malek – Manchester Mystics
- Head Coach: Donnie MacDonald
- Assistant Coach: Maialen Zilbeti
- Assistant Coach: Azeb Smalley
- Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead
- S&C: Aiden Griggs
- Physio: Wura Ijelu
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