Taking place at Manchester’s National Basketball Performance Centre between Wednesday 11 and Friday 13 August, the camp will bring together over 50 players from across the country.
Selection for the Showcase follows a number of regional and super regional events across the country, including recent 3x3 events.
"We're delighted to get this group of players back to Manchester and continuing the work on their development across what should be a very productive three days.
"My thanks go out to the regions and our four RTM's for organising the activity that unpinned the selection for this camp, and to the players who took part across the various events.
"I'd also like to extend my appreciated to the coaches that will be assisting in Manchester, including Chris, Paul and Bob for their specialist sessions."
Across the three-day camp, players will take part in a number of on court sessions designed at further developing their abilities, working both individually as well as small-sided teams.
Chris Hallam will continue his recent series of workshops on mental wellbeing, whilst Paul Douglas has been enlisted to conduct a skill development session and well-known coach Bob Martin will provide a shooting clinic.
The Showcase will close on Friday afternoon with a 3x3 tournament between the players in attendance.
The players selected are as follows:
Central |
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Name |
Region |
Club |
Elias Rice | East Mids | Leicester Riders |
Ethan Round | East Mids | Northants Titans |
Evan Axton | West Mids | COB Rockets |
Philip Basioudis | West Mids | Coventry Tornadoes |
Sebastian Drysdale | West Mids | COB Rockets |
Ethan Haywood | West Mids | Team Birmingham Elite |
Shawn Jamison Jr | West Mids | Hoops Skills Basketball Academy |
North |
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Name |
Region |
Club |
Emmanuel Hezekiel | North East | Newcastle Eagles |
Nii Sam-Quartey | North West | Manchester Magic |
Luca Lara Sanchez Bercial | North West | Manchester Magic |
Robbie Wild | North West | Manchester Magic |
Jamie Bernard | Yorkshire | Sheffield Sharks |
Cameron Simpson | Yorkshire | City of Leeds Basketball Club |
South |
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Name |
Region |
Club |
Melchi Egbeyemi | East | Brentwood Fire |
Joshua Thompson | East | Brentwood Fire |
Kofi Asare | South | Milton Keynes Basketball Club |
Ethan Conway | South East | Richmond Knights |
Joe Lloyd | South East | Sussex Bears |
Timothy Oboh | South East | Kent Crusaders |
Tejan Rugette | South East | Richmond Knights |
London |
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Name |
District |
Club |
Ethan Said | NC | Harrow Falcon |
Amarlie Wilkinson | NC | Newham Lions |
Samson Chineme Onuoha | NE | Newham Lions |
Nathaniel Hanson | NE | Newham Lions |
Derelle Desire | NW | Greenhouse Pioneers |
Harry Godwin | NW | West London Gators |
Emmanuel Adeniyi | NW | London United |
Isiah Dappah | SE | London Thunder |
Ivan Eweka | SE | London Thunder |
Moziah King-Danchie | SW | West London Gators |
Central |
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Name |
Region |
Club |
Hannah Lovatt | East Mids | Derby Trailblazers |
Alina Riley | East Mids | Nottingham Wildcats |
Athena Thompson | East Mids | Daventry Swift |
Alice Woodward | East Mids | Nottingham Wildcats |
Charley Woodman | South West | Bristol Flyers |
North |
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Name |
Region |
Club |
Lea Mouille | North East | Durham Palatinates |
Elizandra Costa | North West | Manchester Mystics |
Irene Oboavwoduo | North West | Manchester Mystics |
Rose Piskorska | North West | Manchester Mystics |
Nella Okoro | Yorkshire | Sheffield Hatters |
Jenna Payne | Yorkshire | Sheffield Hatters |
Ella Ryan | Yorkshire | Hatfield Fliers |
South |
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Name |
Region |
Club |
Maisie Crowley | East | Brentwood Fire |
Tilly Catchpole | South East | Sussex Storm |
Katie Cox | South East | Richmond Knights |
Megan Verbeeten | South East | Sussex Storm |
Alleke Allum | South East | Sevenoaks Suns |
London |
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Name |
District |
Club |
Amber Abbott | NC | Haringey Angels |
Ayla Habbal | NC | Haringey Angels |
Felicia Jacobs | NC | Haringey Angels |
Debra Wilson-Osuide | NE | Newham Lions |
Esther Kursite-Kobri | NW | Hounslow Hawks |
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