The competition brings together England, Scotland and Wales to play across three days of basketball action.
Sterling Muschett will lead the U14 Boys team, with Steven Lindsey set to oversee the U14 Girls programme.
The event will serve as an excellent opportunity for players to continue their development at the international level, with a view to progressing along the England Talent Pathway (ETP) and towards a potential GB spot for future FIBA European Championships.
All three countries have entered two teams into each competition, with the only exception being Wales putting just one girls' team forward.
Friday evening saw an opening ceremony followed by 3x3 activity. The Tri-Nations tournament takes place over the weekend, with both girls and boys playing throughout both days.
The games will be livestreamed on the Basketball Scotland Facebook page. Follow the action on the Basketball England Instagram, Facebook and Twitter channels.
The Dundee showdown follows the U18s event in Cardiff last month, when England’s men and women had a clean sweep of wins, as well as the U16s Four Nations last weekend that also included a number of victories.
9:20: ENGLAND BOYS 1 Wales 2
11:20: ENGLAND GIRLS 2 Scotland 2
ENGLAND BOYS 2 Scotland 2
13:20: ENGLAND GIRLS 1 vs Wales
15:20: ENGLAND GIRLS 2 vs Scotland 1
17:20: ENGLAND GIRLS 1 vs Scotland 2
19:20: ENGLAND BOYS 2 vs Scotland 1
ENGLAND BOYS 1 vs Wales 1
11:20: ENGLAND BOYS 1 vs Scotland 1
ENGLAND BOYS 2 vs Wales 2
13:20: ENGLAND GIRLS 1 vs Scotland 1
ENGLAND GIRLS 2 vs Wales
15:00: Presentations
Player |
2021/22 Club |
| Kamilah Yakubu | Bristol Academy Flyers |
| Athena Thompson | Daventry Swifts |
| Tia May | CoB Rockets |
| Tiarna Chambers-Desmond | Derby Trailblazers |
| Neve Rugette | Richmond Knights |
| Anna Idiata Mendez | Team Solent Kestrels |
| Kaiya Bateman-Nyathi | Luton |
| Mischa Okada-Leroy | GCA Haringey Angels |
| Sonia Matei | Manchester Mystics |
| Bade Isik | Richmond Knights |
| Talitha Crane | Sheffield Hatters |
| Joelle Sealy | London Thunder |
| Anya Williams | Manchester Mystics |
| Kosisochi Anyanwu | Bromsgrove Bears |
| Kara Bassil | Ipswich |
Head coach: Steven Lindsey
Assistant coach: Lewis Scott
Team manager: Gemma Salmon
Physio: Alex Turvill
Player |
2021/22 Club |
| Tristan Curran | Sussex Bears |
| Fulvio Dos Santos | Baltic Stars |
| Jeremi Dutka | London Warriors |
| Dominic Goodwin | Manchester Magic |
| Terrell Lacey | Team Birmingham Elite |
| Alfie Murrell | Harris Federation Knights |
| Joy Ngala-Ndudi-Ndudi | London Thunder |
| Andrew Nwokolo | London Thunder |
| Kelvin Aigbogun | Manchester Giants |
| Myles Barry | London Thunder |
| Ziah Francis | City Of Birmingham Rockets |
| Jenson Green | Baltic Stars |
| Kaya Birsen | London Elite |
| Maxx Tjongondjoza | Worthing Thunder |
| Ephraim Ntumba | n/a |
| Matthew Daines | Reading Rockets |
Head coach: Sterling Muschett
Assistant coach: Seth Jones
Team manager: Habib-Ola-Kareem
Physio: Alex Turvill
"After excellent tournaments for the U18s and U16s in recent weeks, it will be great to get the U14s on court against some of the best players from Scotland and Wales.
“We place a premium on making sure our young players gain the experience and opportunities needed for their development and playing competitive games in this kind of environment is certainly a part of that.
“We want to see players this weekend building on what they have learned so far and putting the pieces in place to continue their journey.”
