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Kapoulas names initial Great Britain under-20s squad
Wednesday, June 7th 2017
Andreas Kapoulas has named an initial 21-man Great Britain Under-20s squad ahead of training camp for the Division B European Championships.
Kapoulas, who enters his second year in charge of the Under-20s national team will open his European Championship campaign on Friday, July 14th in Romania. They have been drawn in group B alongside Netherlands, Slovak Republic, Russia and Azerbaijan.
"We're defiantly excited about the group of players that we have selected and we look forward to going to camp at the end of June” Kapoulas told gbbasketball.com.
"It's a short preparation leading to the European championship, so we need to maximise the time with our team and certainly having players returning from last summer will help this process.
"We have a lot of hard work ahead of us and we feel that we have the ingredients to have a successful summer campaign. It's important to focus on the process and make sure, together, we bond as a unit and get better.”
"We're defiantly excited about the group of players that we have selected and we look forward to going to camp at the end of June” Kapoulas told gbbasketball.com.
"It's a short preparation leading to the European championship, so we need to maximise the time with our team and certainly having players returning from last summer will help this process.
"We have a lot of hard work ahead of us and we feel that we have the ingredients to have a successful summer campaign. It's important to focus on the process and make sure, together, we bond as a unit and get better.”
GB Under-20s Initial Squad 2017
Amin Adamu, Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders
Obi Agu, Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders
Joshua Apple, Ipswich Basketball Club
Andre Arissol, Otero Junior College (USA)
Harvey Barr, Lake Region State College (USA)
Moses Byekwaso, Preston College (last team, did not play competitively this season)
Kyle Carey, Barry University (USA – transferred from University of Northern Colorado at end of season)
Morgan Carter, Charnwood College/Leicester Riders
Danny Evans, University of Maine (USA)
RJ Eytle-Rock, Barking Abbey/Kent Crusaders
Sam Idowu, St. Peter’s College (USA)
Calvin Nevill-Kintu, Vincennes University (USA – last team, did not play competitively this season)
Henri Langton, Charnwood College/Leicester Riders
Luke Mitchell, Nottingham Hoods
Brennan Morris, Loomis Chaffee School (USA)
Alex Roberts, Loughborough Student Riders
Ali Sbai, Reading Rockets
Josh Steel, University of Duquesne (USA) (last team, departed mid-season)
Evan Walshe, Barry University (USA)
Carl Wheatle, Angelico Biella (Italy)
Akwasi Yeboah, Stony Brook University (USA)
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