The three-day get-together has been arranged following the postponement until December of the Future Stars tournament, which the squad had been due to attend.
Following on from recent camps for the U16s and U18 women in Manchester, the U18 men will head South to UEL Sportsdock with 27 players set to suit up from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 August.
"Whilst disappointing that the Future Stars tournament has been postponed, we feel confident the schedule we have worked to put together in its place will serve as a positive step in our return to national team activity."
Across the three days of camp, players will work on court in both the morning and afternoon as the BE talent programme continues to step up following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Four practice sessions are scheduled across the three days, with a number of scrimmages also planned to put the players through their paces ahead of the upcoming season.
Teams from Barking Abbey and London Thunder are due in camp on the final day to provide competitive opposition for the players.
Name |
Club |
| Toby Akinlade | Manchester Magic |
| Myles Alcindor | London Thunder |
| Antony Apatku | London Elite |
| Jayden Baldie | Newham Youngbloods |
| Ben Brown | Manchester Magic |
| Liam Campbell | London Greenhouse Pioneers |
| Dayvantia Campbell-Deeble | Baltic Stars |
| Saul Chesters | Kiski School (USA) |
| Nedas Cholevinskas | Baltic Stars |
| Theo Cloake-Caveney | Manchester Magic |
| Latrell Davis | QE York Knights |
| Marcus-Myen King-Danchie | JMA Reading Rockets |
| Victor George | London United |
| Finlay Gillies | Myerscough College |
| Josh Kubacki | Warwickshire Warriors |
| Leo Leperrier | Newcastle Eagles |
| Ben Michaels | Ipswich |
| Zak Missouri | Team Solent Kestrels |
| Allen Mordi | Hertfordshire Warriors |
| Alasan Njie-Morgan | Phelps School / New York Jayhawks (USA) |
| Daniel Nwauzu | Myerscough College |
| Emmanuel Oyebadejo | Manchester Magic |
| Joseph Richards | London United |
| Isaac Round | Northamptonshire Titans |
| Andre Ryan | Derby Trailblazers |
| Joe Sheeran | Newcastle Eagles |
| Zamoku Ume | Barking Abbey |
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