England junior teams enjoyed busy summer schedules in recent years

England U16 Boys and Girls squads won the 2024 Four Nations, beating their Irish rivals to lift two championship trophies.

Head Coach Claire Harper-Black's girls were the first to lift silverware, beating Ireland 74-57, and becoming back-to-back competition winners.

Irene Oboavwoduo was MVP with 20 points, and Tiarna Chambers-Desmond and Chloe Vella chipped in with 16 points each.

On the final day of competition, Head Coach Alexis Lewis England Boys beat Wales, 116-54, in the morning, setting things up nicely for a championship decider against their fiercest rivals, Ireland.

A combination of 21, 14 and 11 points from Emmanuel Ahamefule, Obinna Ekufu and Myles Barry, plus a massive 14 rebounds from Kelvin Clement, put England on course for a 75-59 victory. 

Squads

U16 Girls 

• Anna Idiata Mendez, Team Solent Kestrels
• Athena Thompson, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Chloe Vella, Richmond Knights
• Holly Ensoll, Kingston Lions
• Irene Oboavwoduo, Manchester Mystics
• Kaiya Bateman, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Neve Rugette, Richmond Knights
• Ophelia Larder-Lee, Sheffield Hatters
• Precious Godwin, Richmond Knights
• Summer Wilson, London Elite
• Kosisochi Anyanwu, Bromsgrove Bears
• Tiarna Chambers-Desmond, Nottingham Wildcats 

Head Coach: Claire Harper-Black 
Assistant Coach: Annie Scanlon
Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead

U16 Boys 

• Adrian Mordi, West Herts Warriors 
• Andrew Nwokolo, London Thunder 
• Emmanuel Ahamefule, London Elite
• Ike Davids, Leicester and Loughborough Riders 
• Jakub Bobkowski, Newcastle Eagles
• Jamaul McAllister, Sussex Storm
• Kelvin Clement Aigbogun, Manchester Giants
• Myles Barry, London Thunder
• Obinna Ekufu, Haringey Heat 
• Oliver Bishop, York Eagles
• Tristan Curran, Sussex Bears 
• Ziah Francis, Aquila Basket Trento 

Head Coach: Alexis Lewis 
Assistant Coach: Scott Burchnall 
Team Manager: Wayne Brooks

Physiotherapy and Sports Science team for both squads: Bob Bramah, Leda Cox and Nathan Ramsdale-Owen

England Men's and Women's squads finished in second place at the 2024 edition of the U18 Four Nations Tournament hosted by basketballscotland at the Regional Performance Centre in Dundee.

Both headed into the final day of the competition with a 1-1 record, having lost to Ireland and beaten Scotland. 

In their final fixture, Head Coach Lauren Mulligan's Women faced Wales first and wrapped things up with a 97-44 victory.

Felicia Jacobs put in another consistent offensive performance that earned her a spot on the tournament's Women's All-Star 5.

The Men, under Head Coach Troy Culley's tutelage, then beat Wales 116-56.

Kervy Mabaya put away 21 points, and teammates Moziah King-Danchie and Noa Istrefi chipped in 16 and 15 each.

King-Danchie had a really positive tournament, including scoring 26 in the loss to Ireland, and he joined Jacobs, named on the Men's All-Star 5 team.

Squads

U18 Women

• Adaora Dioramma, CoLA Southwark Pride
• Alina Riley, Nottingham Wildcats
• Cerys Leach, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Charley Woodman, Loughborough Riders
• Elizandra Costa, Manchester Mystics
• Felicia Jacobs, CoLA Southwark Pride
• Isobel Robinson, Manchester Mystics
• Maisie Keyes, Manchester Mystics
• Matilda Cait Goddard, Solent Kestrels
• Megan Verbeeten, Sussex Storm
• Samantha Mullock, Nottingham Wildcats
• Valerie Cassidy De Falco, Nottingham Wildcats

Head Coach: Lauren Milligan
Assistant Coach: Caitlyn Riley
Team Manager: Leah Page

U18 Men

• Amarlie Wilkinson, Barking Abbey Academy
• Emmanuel Hezekiel, Myerscough College
• Ethan Conway, Barking Abbey Academy
• Jack Walton, Manchester Magic
• Kervy Mabaya, Barking Abbey Academy
• Moziah King-Danchie, Barking Abbey Academy
• Louis Bello, Bracknell Cobras
• Nicholas Wild, Derby Trailblazers
• Noa Istrefi, London United
• Sean Mackey, Sussex Storm
• Timothy Oboh, Canterbury Academy
• Tyresse Poku Mensah, Islington Panthers

Head Coach: Troy Culley 
Assistant Coach: Brian Nguru
Team Manager: Ben Fisher

Physiotherapy and Sports Science team for both squads: Sean Lewis, Kirsten Wing and David Baron

England I's Girls and Boys went unbeaten to win the U14 Tri-Nations at the National Basketball Performance Centre in Manchester.

The hosts' Boys beat Scotland 107-27, England II 85-56 and Wales 104-29, while the Girls beat Scotland 118-27, England II 74-53 and Wales 118-33.

England II came second with both the Boys' and Girls' teams going 2-1 , with Scotland in third and Wales fourth.

All-star fives were crowned at the end of the two-day event, with the U14 Boys featuring England's Matthew Akintolu, Max Handscomb and Emmanuel Onwuneme.

Nikita Joyce Cornford, Mojan Malek and Chantelle Okoli made the Girls squad. 

Squads

U14 Girls 

• Afieyia Yearsley, Bristol Storm
• Alessia Dinu, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Amelia-May Wesley-Maryan, Northants
• Chantelle Okoli, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Denaya-Jade Ena Anderson, Team Wolverhampton SLAM
• Ella-Rae Russell, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Isabel Lewis, Lancashire Spinners
• Luna Marie Etienne, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Mojan Malek, Manchester Mystics
• Molly Windle, Sheffield Hatters 
• Nahla Adeola Henrietta Laycock, Richmond Knights
• Nikita Joyce Cornford, Kingston Lions
• Pearl Douzoh, Newham Youngbloods
• Sheung Lau, Sevenoaks Suns
• Sienna Anita-Marie Modesto, Kingston Lions
• Summer Marsden, Sheffield Hatters 
• Sytira Nevaeh Smith, Southend Scorpions
• Tassimy Cassinda, Lancashire Spinners
• Zemirah Williams-Gardner, City of Birmingham Rockets

Head Coach: Annie Scanlon
Assistant Coaches: Kiely Reed and Katie Lamond
Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead

U14 Boys

• Arthur Priestley, Richmond Knights
• Asa-Jr Abdie-Waite, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Ege Cakmakkaya, Manchester Magic
• Emmanuel Onwuneme, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Francis Ogbolu, Newcastle Eagles
• Gael Levi Jacobs da Silva, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Herman Ruddock Williams, London Legends
• Jack Baccus, Team Solent Kestrels
• James Balleny, Newham Youngbloods
• Jenson Green, London Stars
• Khyal Brooks, Tamworth Tigers
• Kyron Billyrose, London Stars
• Levant Cham, London Stars
• Matthew Akintolu, Brentwood Fire
• Max Handscomb, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Nikiforos Basioudis, Coventry Tornadoes
• Oluwatimileyin Babalola, Manchester Magic
• Owen Iguma, Manchester Magic
• Theo Westwood, Manchester Magic

Head Coach: Charles Vuong
Assistant Coaches: Jake Shuttlewood and Ramose Modesto
Team Manager: Wayne Brooks

A set of young England's Men and Women squads held their own at Playsport in East Kilbride, Scotland, as part of an U19s 3x3 tournament involving the host, Ireland and Northern Ireland.

England Men took home a 1-2 record and the Women 0-3.

Squads

U19 Men

• Joe Buchanan - Manchester Magic/Bradford Dragons
• Matt Goodwin - Manchester Magic/Manchester Giants
• Lewis Obiorah - Barking Abbey
• Edward Onyia - Charnwood College Riders/Loughborough Riders

U19 Women

• Charlotte Devereux - JMA Reading Rockets
• Cleo Lewis-Gayle - Oaklands Wolves
• Steph Oliver - The Sheffield College
• Emily Taylor - Charnwood College Riders/Loughborough Riders

Head Coach: Brian Aldred
Physio: Dan Garvey

England U15s Boys went unbeaten in Thessaloniki, Greece, as they tested themselves against opposition from renowned Greek clubs in an invitational tournament. 

England U15 Girls lost their opener to POAK, but bounced back to win their second game against Aris U15s, before a two-point loss to their U18 side.

England Boys finished unbeaten with wins over YMCA and Panathlitikos U15s and U16s.

Squads

U15 Girls

• Khyanna Campbell, Nottingham Wildcats
• Chayana Collins, Richmond Knights
• Elodie De Jonge, Sevenoaks Suns
• Eadie Fell, Nottingham Wildcats
• Precious Godwin, Richmond Knights
• Ophelia Larder-Lee, Sheffield Hatters
• Neve Rugette, Richmond Knights
• Anya Scruton, Richmond Knights
• Cecilia Victorious, London Thunder
• Summer Wilson, London Elite
• Anya Williams, Manchester Mystics
• Ella Wright, Sheffield Hatters

Head Coach: Gem Salmon
Assistant Coach: Shanice Turner
Assistant Coach: Charlie Haynes
Team Manager: Nici Hewitt

U15 Boys

• David Akhidime, Manchester Magic
• Luca Bakary, Huish Taunton Tigers
• Myles Barry, London Thunder
• Oliver Bishop, Leicester and Loughborough Riders
• Casey Burr, Derby Trailblazers
• Ismael Cisse, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Joshua Mboura, London Legends
• Samuel Muleba, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Daniel Onuoha, London Elite
• Maxx Tjongondjoza, Sussex Storm 
• Eugen Tatunciac, London Warriors
• Rufus Wilkinson, Farnborough Phantoms

Head Coach: Lewis Scott
Assistant Coach: Mitchell Timmins
Assistant Coach: Freddie Winton
Team Manager: Jeron Johnson

England U14s were crowned champions at the 2024 Copenhagen Invitational as they went unbeaten in Denmark.

Both the Boys and Girls sides opened with assured performances on the first two days of the competition, with the girls beating Kungsholmen BBK and Team Gothenburg and the Boys seeing off Køge BBK and Salon Vilpas at the Farum Arena.

The Boys sealed a comeback win over Lithuanian side Taurag? SC from a 14-point swing, before taking the title with victory over Danish outfit Hørsholm 79ers.

The Girls cemented their clean sweep of the competition with wins over Panev??ys and Malbas BBK.

Since 2008, the invitational has been recognised by FIBA as one of the best international youth tournaments.

In the boys’ competition, 15 other teams from 7 different countries played in four divided groups before a round of playoffs.

England were in Group E together with Next Hoops, Salon Vilpas and Køge BBK, who are from Sweden, Finland and Denmark, respectively.

The competition format for the girls was a league, with England pitted against four Swedish teams: Alviks BBK, Kungsholmen BBK, Malbas BBK, Team Gothenburg, and Panev??ys from Lithuania.

Squads

U14 Girls 

• Denaya-Jade Anderson, Team Wolverhampton SLAM
• Tassimy Cassinda, Lancashire Spinners
• Nikita Cornford, Kingston Lions
• Alessia Dinu, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Luna Etienne, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Sheung Lau, Sevenoaks Suns
• Nahla Laycock, Richmond Knights
• Isabel Lewis, Lancashire Spinners
• Mojan Malek, Manchester Mystics
• Summer Marsden, Sheffield Hatters 
• Chantelle Okoli, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Ella-Rae Russell, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Sytira Smith, Southend Scorpions
• Molly Windle, Sheffield Hatters 

Head Coach: Annie Scanlon
Assistant Coach: Katie Lamond
Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead

U14 Boys

U14 Boys

• Matthew Akintolu, Brentwood Fire
• Oluwatimileyin Babalola, Manchester Magic
• James Balleny, Newham Youngbloods
• Nikiforos Basioudis, Coventry Tornadoes
• Khyal Brooks, Tamworth Tigers
• Ege Cakmakkaya, Manchester Magic
• Jenson Green, London Stars
• Max Handscomb, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Owen Iguma, Manchester Magic
• Gael Levi Jacobs da Silva, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Emmanuel Onwuneme, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Arthur Priestley-Ghanime, Richmond Knights
• Raejuan Ruddock-Williams, London Legends
• Theo Westwood, Manchester Magic

Head Coach: Charles Vuong
Assistant Coach: Jake Shuttlewood
Assistant Coach: Ramose Modesto
Team Manager: Wayne Brooks

The physiotherapy and sports science team for both squads was Jason Laird and Lauren Adams.

England finished runners-up in both categories at the expanded U18 and U14 Future Stars International Tournament held over three days at Brunel University, London.

In the new U14s' competition, London United Legends clinched the title ahead of England in an overtime thriller.

The U18s' competition saw the England team lock horns with Stella (Italy), Porsche BBA Ludwigsburg (Germany), WHO’S NEXT, a select team combining US and UK players, plus home town London United Legends.

The U14 category was contested by England, Stella, Platon Academy (Greece) and London United, comprising the best young players in this category in the Greater London Area. 

Squads

U14 Boys

• Matthew Akintolu, Brentwood Fire
• Oluwatimileyin Babalola, Manchester Magic
• James Balleny, Newham Youngbloods
• Ege Cakmakkaya, Manchester Magic
• Levant Cham, London Stars
• Jenson Green, London Stars
• Max Handscomb, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Owen Iguma, Manchester Magic
• Gael Jacobs da Silva, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Emmanuel Onwuneme, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Herman Ruddock-Williams, London Legends
• Theo Westwood, Manchester Magic

Head Coach: Charles Vuong
Assistant Coach: Ramose Modesto
Team Manager: Emily Clarke 
Sports Science and Medicine Team: Dave Hall and Paul Jegede

U18 Men

• Khyle Capanzana, Southwark Pride
• David Cimochowski, Team Solent Kestrels
• Ben Cope, Team Solent Kestrels
• Larry Duru, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Enzo Da Cruz Fatuda, Richmond Knights
• Corey Hill, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Jude Hyland, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Kervy Mabaya, Barking Abbey
• Aydan Moloney, Richmond Knights
• Harry Sheehan, Myerscough College
• Isaac Spurrier, Reading Rockets
• Nojus Zajankauskas, London Stars 

Head Coach: Charlie Haynes
Assistant Coach: Bjorn Westman
Team Manager: Mitchell Timmins
Sports Science and Medicine Team: Sean Lewis

England U16 girls wrapped up their Four Nations mission with a clean sweep of wins over Ireland, Scotland and Wales in Dublin.

The boys bettered Scotland, beat Wales, but came up just short against tournament winners Ireland in their final game.

Squads

U16 Girls

• Kara Bassil, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 
• Deanna Carrington, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 
• Alana Cheal, Sussex Storm 
• Elizandra Costa, Manchester Mystics
• Adaora Dioramma, Haringey Hawks 
• Ayla Habbal, Haringey Hawks 
• Maisie Keyes, Manchester Mystics  
• Hannah Lovatt, Derby Trailblazers 
• Maia Wiseman, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Charley Woodman, Bristol Academy Flyers 
• Alice Woodward, Nottingham Wildcats 
• Megan Verbeeten, Sussex Storm 

Head Coach: Cristina Stanciuca 
Assistant Coach: Annie Scanlon 
Team Manager: Sam Bell 
Physio: Holly Savage 
S&C Coach: Madeleine Westland 

U16 Boys  

• Henry Bugden, Sussex Bears 
• Khyle Capanzana, London Lions 
• Layjuan Farrell, City of Birmingham Rockets  
• David Hewitt, Manchester Magic  
• Corey Hill, Bristol Academy Flyers 
• Xavier Lewis, SP Elite, USA  
• Kervy Mabaya-Muteba, Enfield Scorpions 
• Elijah Omar, Brixton Topcats
• Maxwell Revell, Eisbaren Bremerhaven, Germany  
• Ethan Round, Northamptonshire Titans  
• Jack Walton, Manchester Magic  
• Nicholas Wild, Derby Trailblazers 

Head Coach: Alexis Lewis 
Assistant Coach: Michael Martin 
Team Manager: Gavin Nayler 
Physio: Bob Bramah 
S&C Coach: Aiden Griggs 

England U15 Boys finished fourth at the Lions Cup in Paris.

They took part in the competition in the French capital against international opposition and topped group B to reach the final fours, finishing the competition in fourth after losing the third-place final to Poland Select.

Squad

U15 Boys

• Kelvin Clement Aigbogun, Manchester Giants
• Dafe Awarota, Derby Trailblazers 
• Daniel Banjoko, London Lions
• Kaya Birsen, London Elite
• Luca Boothe, Manchester Magic  
• Tristan Curran, Sussex Bears
• Dominic Goodwin, Manchester Magic
• Jamaul McAllister, Sussex Storm
• Adrian Mordi, West Herts Warriors
• Kimbe N'Gabala, Richmond Knights
• Andrew Nwokolo, London Thunder 

Head Coach: Sterling Muschett
Assistant Coach: Mitchell Timmins
Team Manager: Meehra Gorasia
Physio: Sean Lewis

England select teams capped a rewarding week in Spain with success, as the U15 Girls secured victory at the Globasket Tournament.

The girls beat Beat BK 70-49 in the final to claim the gold medal position in Lloret de Mar.

The England U15 Boys and U14 Girls took runners-up spots and England U14 Boys won their third-place playoff. 

Squads

U14 Girls

• Kyhanna Campbell, Nottingham Wildcats
• Chayana Collins-Foster, Richmond Knights 
• Precious Godwin, Richmond Knights 
• Katie Hancock, Sheffield Hatters
• Elodie de Jonge, Sevenoaks Suns
• Mojan Malek, Manchester Mystics
• Jane Oboavwoduo, Manchester Mystics
• Tanaia Robinson, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Anya Scruton, Richmond Knights 
• Nina Wadda, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Tiana Walker, Manchester Mystics
• Anya Williams, Manchester Mystics
• Summer Wilson, Sussex Storm
• Ella Wright, Sheffield Hatters

Head Coach: Ruth Eytle
Assistant Coach: Lewis Scott
Assistant Coach: Gemma Salmon
Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead
Physio: Yasmin Parton Sotomayor
S&C: Lauren Adams

U15 Girls

• Sophia Agboola, Team Solent Kestrels 
• Kosi Anyanwu, Bromsgrove Bears 
• Kaiya Bateman, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Tiarna Chambers-Desmond, Derby Trailblazers 
• Holly Ensoll, Kingston Lions 
• Sonia Matei, Manchester Mystics
• Tia May, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Elinga Misiunaite, Right Development Foundation
• Irene Oboavwoduo, Manchester Mystics
• Mischa Okada-Leroy, Richmond Knights
• Neve Rugette, Richmond Knights 
• Athena Thompson, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Chloe Vella, Richmond Knights 
• Kamilah Yakubu, Bristol Metropolitan Academy

Head Coach: Maialen Zilbeti
Assistant Coach: Charlie Haynes
Assistant Coach: Shanice Turner
Team Manager: Ruchae Walton
Physio: Chedell Cruickshank
S&C: Dan Cruse

U14 Boys

• David Akhidime, Manchester Magic
• Shujaa Barnaby, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Myles Barry, London Thunder 
• Oliver Bishop, York Eagles 
• Ege Cakmakkaya, Manchester Magic
• Romero Della-Verde, City of Leeds 
• Ziah Francis, Aquila Basket Trento
• Jenson Green, Baltic Stars 
• Camran Hanson, Manchester Magic
• Oscar Mahoney, Teesside Lions
• Joshua Mboura, Kingston Wildcats
• Samuel Muleba, Milton Keynes Breakers
• George Payne, Huish Taunton Tigers
• Ata Charles Refioglu, London Elite
• Maxx Tjongondjoza, Worthing Thunder
• Rufus Wilkinson, Farnborough Phantoms

Head Coach: Dan Petts
Assistant Coach: Scott Burchnall
Assistant Coach: Charles Vuong
Team Manager: Wayne Brooks
Physio: Javid Mirza
S&C: Leila Benyahia

U15 Boys

• Emmanuel Ahamefule, London Elite
• Santiago Baffour-Rivera, Real Madrid, Spain
• Jakub Bobkowski, Newcastle Eagles
• Ike Davids, Leicester and Loughborough Riders 
• Nicholas Dent, Plymouth Basketball Club
• Fulvio Dos Santos, Baltic Stars 
• Jeremi Dutka, London Warriors 
• Rufus Everatt, Manchester Magic
• Matthew Ikeneku, Team Solent Kestrels 
• Jack Odongo, Manchester Magic
• Ayomikun Olofintila, Manchester Magic
• James Powell, Team Solent Kestrels 
• Oskaras Visockas, Baltic Stars 
• Emilis Zibuda, Baltic Stars 

Head Coach: Billy Beddow
Assistant Coach: Freddie Winton
Team Manager: Jeron Johnson
Physio: Dave Hall
S&C: Nathan Ramsdale-Owen

England's U18 Men finished the Four Nations unbeaten with three wins in Cardiff. 

England Women lost their first game of the tournament at the hands of Ireland but ended their campaign on a high with victory over Scotland and hosts Wales, finishing runners up. 

Four England players made the All-Star Fives - with two more on the bench.

Men's All-Star Five

England dominated the men's tournament, with a clean sweep of wins and three players among top five performers

Sebastian Emenalo led all scorers with 14pts a game, also shooting a tournament high 44% from the field. For good measure, he also finished in the top ten for blocks and steals. He also led all scorers in the deciding fixture against Ireland.

Nedas Cholevinskas finished just behind his teammate in scoring, dropping 13pts a game. His all round game saw top ten finishes in rebounds, assists, steals and field goal percentage.

Completing the English triumvirate is Matthew Goodwin. He contributed 11pts a game, along with 4 assists and 2.3 steals. Goodwin also shot 66.67% from 3, to lead all shooters in this category.

Women's All-Star Five

England’s Katie Cox is the sole England player in the Women's five after England collected two wins from three games.

She finished with 12.7pts per game, good for fifth in scoring average. She also had top five performances in assists, steals and fouls received, and led England in scoring and rebounds in the title-decider against Ireland.

England's Olivia Forster and Felicia Jacobs-Abiola made the bench.

Squads

U18 Women 

• Katie Cox, Sevenoaks Suns  
• Leia Edwards, Sierra Canyon  
• Olivia Forster, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball  
• Louisa Gibbins, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 
• Alexandra Hernandez, Manchester Mystics
• Felicia Jacobs-Abiola, Southwark Pride 
• Jacqueline Osei-Kwame, Oaklands College Wolves  
• Alina Riley, Nottingham Wildcats
• Grace Strickland, London Lions
• Violet Stutz, Southwark Pride 
• Amba Thompson, Sevenoak Suns  
• Yemisi Mefful, Nottingham Wildcats 

Head Coach: Lauren Milligan 
Assistant Coach: Siobhan Prior 
Team Manager: Paula Charity 
Physio: Kirsten Wing 
S&C Coach: David Baron

U18 Men 

• Myers Amoo-Gottfried, Bracknell Cobras 
• Liam Campbell, London Elite  
• Nedas Cholevinskas, London Lions 
• Bendeguz Csernak, Southwark Pride 
• Sebastian Emenalo, Thames Valley Cavaliers 
• Matthew Goodwin, Manchester Magic  
• Daniel Nwauzu, Myerscough College 
• Timothy Oboh, Kent Crusaders 
• Emmanuel Adeniyi, Southwark Pride 
• Edward Onyia, Leicester and Loughborough Riders 
• Tyreese Perry-Huggins, Ipswich Endeavour Basketball
• Lewis Smith, Myerscough College 

Head Coach: Adam Davies 
Assistant Coach: Michael Bernard 
Team Manager: Liam Jefferson
Physio: Bob Bramah 
S&C Coach: Josh Young

England U14 squads won the boys and girls' competitions at the Tri-Nations tournament in Dundee.  

In the girls' standings, England 2 finished first, with England 1 as runners up and in the boys' England 2 remained undefeated to win their crown and Wales took second, with England 1 finishing third. 

In the girls' All-Star 5 from the tournament, England were represented by Katie Hancock and Mojan Malek, whilst Chayana Collins-Foster was named MVP. 

For the boys, David Akhidime and Joshua Mboura were named in the All-Star 5. 

Squads

U14 Boys 

• David Akhidime, Manchester Magic
• Joshua Allen, Kent Crusaders
• Dafe Awarota, Derby Trailblazers
• James Balleny, Cruz Academy  
• Myles Barry, London Thunder
• Oliver Bishop, York Eagles
• Luca Boothe, Manchester Magic  
• Ege Cakmakkaya, Manchester Magic
• Romero Della-Verde, York Knights
• Ziah Francis, Aquila Basket Trento   
• Camran Hanson, Manchester Magic  
• Joshua Mboura, Kingston Wildcats  
• Kimbe N'Gabala, Richmond Knights  
• George Payne, Huish Taunton Tigers   
• Ata Charles Refioglu, London Elite  
• Rufus Wilkinson, Farnborough Phantoms 

Head Coach: Dan Petts  
Assistant Coach: Scott Burchnall 
Asistant Coach: Charles Vuong 
Team Manager: Wayne Brooks 
Physio: Javid Mirza 
S&C: Madeleine Westland 

U14 Girls

• Denaya Anderson, Team Wolverhampton SLAM!  
• Kyhanna Campbell, Nottingham Wildcats  
• Chayana Collins-Foster, Richmond Knights  
• Precious Godwin, Richmond Knights   
• Katie Hancock, Sheffield Hatters 
• Elodie de Jonge, Sevenoaks Suns 
• Ophelia Larder-Lee, Sheffield Hatters   
• Hannah Ling, Bristol Metropolitan Academy  
• Mojan Malek, Manchester Mystics   
• Anna Safin, West London Gators 
• Anya Scruton, Richmond Knights  
• Joelle Sealy, London Thunder 
• Tiana Walker, Manchester Mystics 
• Anya Williams, Manchester Mystics  
• Summer Wilson, Sussex Storm   
• Ella Wright, Sheffield Hatters 

Head Coach: Ruth Eytle  
Assistant Coach: Lewis Scott 
Assistant Coach: Gemma Salmon 
Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead 
Physio: Chedell Cruickshank 
S&C: Lauren Adams 

England's U14 and 15 Boys and Girls teams headed to Serbia for a camp in the capital Belgrade and informal games against local opposition. 

The U15 sides took to the challenge against strong opposition on day one but the Girls and Boys came up short against Art Basket and Mega Basket respectively.

On the second day, the U15 Girls claimed a win over Korac BC, while the U15 Boys fell to BC Sava.

For the U14 teams, the Girls lost to Ras Basket, but beat Srem Basket and the Boys lost Beovuk BC, before beating travelling Chinese side Quingdao Eagles.

Squads

U15 Girls

• Tiarna Chambers-Desmond, Derby Trailblazers
• Holly Ensoll, Kingston Lions
• Wayet Gore, Manchester Mystics
• Anna Idiata Mendez, Team Solent Kestrels
• Paige Jagger, Manchester Mystics
• Alexandra Mahile, London Lions
• Paris Mitchell-Tyson, Oaklands College Wolves
• Grace Nzeakor, Leicester and Loughborough Riders
• Irene Oboavwoduo, Manchester Mystics
• Amelia Orungbeja, London Thunder
• Neve Rugette, Richmond Knights
• Athena Thompson, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Chloe Vella, Richmond Knights
• Angel Whyte, Bristol Academy Flyers

Head Coach: Maialen Zilbeti
Assistant Coach: Charlie Haynes
Assistant Coach: Shanice Turner
Team Manager: Ruchae Walton
Physio: Charlotte Phillips
S&C: Ryan Hemmings

U15 Boys

• Emmanuel Ahamefule, London Elite
• Kelvin Clement Aigbogun, Manchester Giants
• Daniel Banjoko, London Lions
• Jakub Bobkowski, Newcastle Eagles 
• Tristan Curran, Sussex Bears
• Ike Davids, Leicester and Loughborough Riders
• Fulvio Dos Santos, Baltic Stars
• Jeremi Dutka, London Warriors
• Jamaul McAllister, Sussex Storm
• Huxley Morrell, Sussex Bears
• Andrew Nwokolo, London Thunder
• Ayomikun Olofintila, Manchester Magic
• Oskaras Visocks, Baltic Stars
• Emilis Zibuda, Baltic Stars

Head Coach: Billy Beddow
Assistant Coach: Mitchell Timmins
Assistant Coach: Freddie Winton
Team Manager: Jeron Johnson
Physio: Alex Turvill
S&C Coach: David Baron

U14 Boys

• David Akhidime, Manchester Magic
• Shujaa Barnaby, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Myles Barry, London Thunder
• Oliver Bishop, York Eagles
• Luca Boothe, Manchester Magic
• Ege Cakmakkaya, Manchester Magic
• Ziah Francis, Aquila Basket Trento
• Jenson Green, Baltic Stars
• Camran Hanson, Manchester Magic
• Oscar Mahoney, Teesside Lions
• Joshua Mboura, Kingston Wildcats
• Samuel Muleba, Milton Keynes Breakers
• Kimbe N'Gabala, Richmond Knights
• Rufus Wilkinson, Farnborough Phantoms

Head Coach: Dan Petts
Assistant Coach: Scott Burchnall
Assistant Coach: Charles Vuong
Team Manager: Wayne Brooks
Physio: Javid Mirza
S&C: Aiden Griggs

U14 Girls

• Kyhannah Campbell, Nottingham Wildcats
• Chayana Collins-Foster, Richmond Knights
• Precious Godwin, Richmond Knights
• Katie Hancock, Sheffield Hatters
• Elodie de Jonge, Sevenoaks Suns
• Ophelia Larder-Lee, Sheffield Hatters
• Mojan Malek, Manchester Mystics
• Jane Oboavwoduo, Manchester Mystics
• Tanaia Robinson, Ipswich Basketball
• Joelle Sealy, London Thunder
• Tiana Walker, Manchester Mystics
• Anya Williams, Manchester Mystics
• Summer Wilson, Sussex Storm
• Ella Wright, Sheffield Hatters

Head Coach: Ruth Eytle
Assistant Coach: Lewis Scott
Assistant Coach: Gemma Salmon
Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead
Physio: Chedell Cruickshank
S&C: Lauren Adams

An England girls select squad travelled to France for two games against the French national team.

The 12-player roster were invited to Paris to participate in a French girls' U15 preparation camp. 

The trip represented an opportunity for a group of young players to experience international competition against one of Europe’s top youth programmes, with the England team being hosted by the French federation.

A select England 'Horizons' squad was chosen for the trip, comprising of U16 and U17 players, including some from the WEABL.

Squad

• Ella Brown - Oaklands College
• Holly Ensoll - Kingston Lions
• Tilly Goddard - Team Solent Kestrels
• Hannah Gray - Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Freya Hawkins - CoLA Southwark Pride
• Cerys Leach - Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Lauren Liddamore - Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Samantha Mullock - Nottingham Wildcats
• Preccila Ocrah - City of Birmingham Rockets
• Jacqueline Osei - Oaklands College
• Alina Riley - Nottingham Wildcats
• Katie Yorke - Endeavour Ipswich Basketball

Head Coach: Nick Drane
Assistant Coach: Siobhan Prior
Team Manager: Danny Manning
Physio: Leda Cox

England Boys won the gold medal at the first Jr. NBA Europe & Middle East Finals in Abu Dhabi.

The Boys beat Spain 50-47 in the final to avenge a group-stage loss to the same team in style.

The England Girls had to settle for fourth place after an agonisingly close 37-36 defeat to Germany in the bronze medal game.

Squads

U15 Boys

• Emilis Zibuda
• Daniel Banjoko
• Andrew Nwokolo
• Fulvio Dos Santos
• Jamaul McAllister
• Tristan Curran
• Oskaras Visockas
• Kimbe N'Gabala
• Joshua Mboura
• Oscar Mahoney
• David Akhidime
• Ike Davids

Head Coach: Sterling Muschett
Assistant Coach: Bjorn Westman

U15 Girls

• Tia May
• Wayet Gore
• Jahveina Whyte
• Sonia Matei
• Kamilah Yakubu
• Amelia Orungbeja
• Tanaia Robinson
• Joelle Sealy
• Hannah Ling
• Jada Nnaji
• Grace Nzeakor

Head Coach: Claire Harper-Black 
Assistant Coach: Brian Aldred

Team England's U18 Men finished fourth at the Future Stars youth tournament at Brunel University, London.

The U18 select team, comprising of a number of EABL talents, beat local hosts London United 81-66 to begin the competition before falling to defeats against Zalgiris Kaunas, Stella Azurra Academy and Porsche BBA Ludwigsburg.

Squad

• Emmanuel Adeniyi, Southwark Pride
• Adam Coxon, Myerscough College
• Josh Haworth, Reading Rockets
• Ludlow Hewson, Kent Crusaders
• Joe Lloyd, Team Solent Kestrels
• Daniel Nwauzu, Myerscough College
• Timothy Oboh, Kent Crusaders
• Isaac Round, Reading Rockets
• Lewis Smith, Myerscough College
• William Taylor, Team Solent Kestrels
• Mou Wol-Cummings, Southwark Pride
• Chris Yapo, Leicester Warriors

Head Coach - Jay Williams
Assistant Coach - Kieran Wright
Team Manager - Leah Page
BE Representative - Sterling Muschett
Physio - Dan Morton

England finished the Alaior City Tournament in Menorca with two titles to their name.

The U14 and U15 Boys won their respective competitions, whilst the U14 Girls finished runners-up and the U15s came in fifth after three days of intense competition on the Balearic island.

Squads

England recorded a clean sweep of wins at the Four Nations tournament in Cardiff. 

Both the Men's and Women's U18 teams bagged three wins apiece as they faced Ireland, Scotland and Wales at the Archers Arena over two days of competition.

Squads

U18 Men  

• Ashley Kitchen, Reading Rockets
• Benjamin Brown, Manchester Magic
• Benjamin Michaels, Ipswich
• Emmanuel Oyebadejo, Manchester Magic
• Enoch Wangoy, Manchester Magic
• Isaac Round, Reading Rockets
• Jason Soodeen, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Lane Campbell, Loughborough Riders
• Matthew Goodwin, Manchester Magic
• Michael Amako, Barking Abbey
• Nedas Cholevinskas, Baltic Stars
• Zamoku Weluche-Ume, Barking Abbey

Head Coach: Will Maynard 
Assistant Coach: Louis Chamberlain 
Team Manager: Damien Plummer 

U18 Women 

• Charli Wroe, Manchester Mystics
• Clementina Odom, BA London Lions
• Fatmata Janneh, BA London Lions
• Josephine Vourliotis, Manchester Mystics
• Katie Januszewska, Loughborough Riders
• Katie Cox, Richmond Knights
• Leia Edwards, Sierra Canyon
• Louisa Gibbins, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Natalie Charity, Nottingham Wildcats
• Olivia Forster, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 
• Tunmise (Oluwatunmise) Salu, Loughborough Riders
• Saruna Gudza, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 

Head Coach: Lauren Milligan 
Assistant Coach: Siobhan Prior 
Team Manager: Paula Charity 

England U16 Boys made it a clean sweep at the Four Nations tournament at the Regional Performance Centre in Dundee, whilst the U16 Girls' squad bounced back after losing their opener against Ireland, to secure the runners up spot after beating Scotland and Wales.

Squads

U16 Girls

• Alice Woodward, Nottingham Wildcats
• Ayla Habbal, GCA Haringey Angels
• Debra Wilson-Osuide, London Lions
• Elizandra Costa, Manchester Mystics
• Ella Ryan, Hatfield Fliers  
• Esther Kursite-Kobri, Richmond Knights
• Felicia Jacobs-Abiola, GCA Haringey Angels
• Hannah Lovatt, Derby Trailblazers
• Irene Oboavwoduo, Manchester Mystics
• Katie Cox, Richmond Knights
• Megan Verbeeten, Sussex Storm
• Nella Okoro, Sheffield Hatters   

Head Coach: Karen Burton 
Assistant Coach: Annie Scanlon 
Team Manager: Charlotte Redhead 

U16 Boys

• Derelle Desire, London Greenhouse Pioneers
• Elijah Omar, Brixton Topcats
• Ethan Conway, Richmond Knights
• Harry Godwin, Richmond Knights
• Jacob Marschall, Cambridge Cats
• Jamie Bernard, Sheffield Sharks  
• Joshua Johnson-Thompson, Brentwood Fire
• Luca Lara-Sanchez, Manchester Magic
• Moziah King-Danchie, London Legends
• Robbie Wild, Manchester Magic
• Shawn Jamison Jr, Stoke-on-Trent Knights
• Timothy Oboh, Kent Crusaders 

Head Coach: Billy Beddow 
Assistant Coach: Lucio Semedo 
Team Manager: Chris James

England's U14s enjoyed a successful weekend at the Tri-Nations tournament against Scotland and Wales at the Regional Performance Centre, Dundee.

Featuring two girls and two boys England teams, the cohort nearly picked up a clean sweep of the competition, with seven wins between them on day one of competition and a further three on day two. Scotland 1 inflicted England's only defeat, beating England Boys 2 77-76. 

Squads

U14 Girls  

• Kamilah Yakubu, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Athena Thompson, Daventry Swifts
• Tia May, City of Birmingham Rockets
• Tiarna Chambers-Desmond, Derby Trailblazers
• Neve Rugette, Richmond Knights
• Anna Idiata Mendez, Team Solent Kestrels
• Kaiya Bateman-Nyathi, Luton Basketball Club
• 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, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 

Head Coach: Steven Lindsey
Assistant Coach: Lewis Scott
Team Manager: Gemma Salmon
Physio: Alex Turvill

U14 Boys 

• 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   
• Matthew Daines, Reading Rockets

Head Coach: Sterling Muschett
Assistant Coach: Seth Jones
Team Manager: Habib-Ola-Kareem
Physio: Alex Turvill

England’s U14s and U15s Boys and Girls visited Belgrade, Serbia to continue their player development.

The girls enjoyed plenty of success from their four-game stretch, winning three of the ties against local sides Vizura, Partizan Belgrade and Art Basket.

The boys enjoyed a big win over Cerak on day one, before two narrow defeats to Red Star and Partizan on the final day.

Squads

U14 Girls

• Anna Idiata Mendez, Team Solent Kestrels
• Anya Williams, Manchester Mystics
• Athena Thompson, Daventry Swifts
• Chayana Collins-Foster, RDF
• Joelle Sealy, London Thunder
• Julien Mae Bacabag, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 
• Kaiya Bateman-Nyathi, Luton Basketball Club
• Kara Bassil, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 
• Kosisochi Anyanwu, Bromsgrove Bears
• Kyhanna Campbell, Nottingham Wildcats
• Mischa Okada-Leroy, GCA Haringey Angels
• Neve Rugette, Richmond Knights
• Sonia Matei, Manchester Mystics
• Talitha Crane, Sheffield Hatters
• Tia May, City of Birmingham Rockets

Head Coach - Steven Lindsey
Assistant Coach - Lewis Scott
Team Manager - Charlotte Redhead
S&C Coach - Leila Benyahia
Physio - Jermain Franklyn

U15 Girls

• Adaora Dioramma, GCA Haringey Angels
• Alana Cheal, Sussex Storm
• Alice Woodward, Nottingham Wildcats
• Ayla Habbal, GCA Haringey Angels
• Charley Woodman, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Chloe Vella, London Elite
• Deanna Carrington, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball 
• Hannah Lovatt, Derby Trailblazers
• Holly Ensoll, Kingston Lions
• Irene Oboavwoduo, Manchester Mystics
• Kamilah  Yakubu, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Maisie Keyes, Manchester Mystics
• Megan Verbeeten, Sussex Storm
• Nella Okoro, Sheffield Hatters
• Tiarna Chambers-Desmond, Derby Trailblazers 

Head Coach - Maialen Zilbeti
Assistant Coach - Charlie Haynes
Team Manager - Laura Doherty
S&C Coach - Leila Benyahia
Physio - Bob Bramah

U14 Boys

• Alfie Murrell, Harris Federation Knights
• Dominic Goodwin, Manchester Magic
• Ephraim Ntumba
• Fulvio Dos Santos, Baltic Stars
• Jenson Green, Baltic Stars
• Jeremi Dutka, London Warriors
• Joy Ngala-Ndudi-Ndudi, London Thunder
• Kaya Birsen, London Elite
• Kelvin Aigbogun, Manchester Giants
• Matthew Daines, Reading Rockets
• Maxx Tjongondjoza, Worthing Thunder
• Myles Barry, London Thunder
• Terrell Lacey, Team Birmingham Elite
• Tristan Curran, Sussex Bears
• Ziah Francis, City Of Birmingham Rockets

Head Coach - Sterling Muschett
Assistant Coach - Seth Jones
Team Manager - TBC
S&C Coach - Dan Cruse
Physio - Javid Mirza

U15 Boys

• Amari Maitland-Mansour, Harrow Falcons
• Ancel-Gerard Torres, Sussex Storm
• Corey Hill, Bristol Academy Flyers
• David Hewitt, Manchester Magic
• Demi Babalola, Manchester Magic
• Elijah Omar, Brixton Topcats
• Ethan Round, Northamptonshire Titans
• Henry Bugden, Sussex Bears
• Isaac Spurrier, Plymouth
• Kervy Mabaya-Muteba, Enfield Scorpions
• Khyle Capanzana, London Lions
• Milo Murray, Richmond Knights
• Nathaniel Djanogly, London Elite
• Philippos Basioudis, Coventry Tornadoes
• Tejan Rugette, Richmond Knights

Head Coach - Billy Beddow
Assistant Coach - Jack O'Keeffe
Team Manager - Chris James
S&C Coach - Dan Cruse
Physio - Jethro Mendola-Byatt

In England's first even appearance at the Lions Cup in Paris, the U15 Boys finished fifth, after facing off against some of Europe’s very best, including Nanterre, CB l’Hospitalet, KK Spars Sarajevo and national team select squads from Poland and Lithuania.

Squad

U15 Boys

• Dara Adeyemi, Luton Basketball Club    
• Myles Alcindor, London Thunder
• Latrell Davis, City of Leeds   
• Finlay Gillies, City of Leeds     
• Joshua Kubaci, Manchester Giants    
• Tyrese Lacey, Team Birmingham Elite    
• Zak Missouri, Team Solent Kestrels    
• Zak Moore, Sheffield Sharks    
• Isaac Round, Northamptonshire Titans    
• Louie Tucker, Bristol Academy Flyers    
• Efe Ukegheson, Southend Rockets    
• Ramareo Williams-Showers, London Pulse

Head Coach - Chris Bourne
Assistant Coach - Troy Culley
Assistant Coach - Adam Sewell
Team Manager - Justin Edison
S&C Coach - Mike Carolan
Physio - Simon Ahmed

England's U15 Girls travelled to Nottingham to compete in a four team tournament, involving two Great Britain U16 select teams and an Ireland U16 team.

Squad

U15 Girls

• Megan Adair, Mansfield Giants
• Natalie Charity, Exeter Spartans
• Leia Edwards, Newham Youngbloods
• Tinu Fakunle, Newham Youngbloods
• Zulieka Franklin, Sevenoaks Suns
• Hannah Gray, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Saruna Gudza, Luton Basketball Club
• Katie Januszewska, Derby Trailblazers
• Fatima Jenneh, Newham Youngbloods
• Nicholle Lavinier, Newham Youngbloods
• Yemisi Mefful, Newcastle Eagles
• Salu Oluwatunmise, London Greenhouse Pioneers
• Grace Strickland, Oaklands College Wolves
• Amba Thompson, Richmond Knights
• Lucy Tucker-Blackford, Team Solent Kestrels
• Charli Wroe, Manchester Mystics

Head Coach: Cristina Stanciuca
Assistant Coach: Barney Blake
Assistant Coach - Tom Stansfield
Team Manager - Paula Charity
S&C Coach - Arran Parmer

England U18 Men took part in the return of the Future Stars Junior International Tournament hosted at Brunel University on the 30 August-1 September - the first since 2013.

The 2019 edition saw England come face-to-face with Maccabi Teddy Tel Aviv, Rytas Vilnius, Porchse Ludwigsburg and Oxygen Orange 1 Basket.

Squad

U18 Men

• Ridley Sherma, Barking Abbey 
• Cameron Hildreth, Sussex Storm
• Josh Uduje, King Henry School
• Alexander Distras, Haringey Hawks 
• Veron Eze, Copleston High School/ Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Samuel Grant, Reading Rockets
• Oluwasegun Shodunke, Canterbury Basketball Academy, Spain
• Amari Williams, Myerscough College
• Saul May, Manchester Magic
• Marcus Bucknall, Govenors Academy, USA
• Franklin Agu, Myerscough College
• Greg Wild, Charnwood College
• Ndewedo Newbury, Haringey Hawks 
• Daijuan Antonio, Trieste Basketball Academy, Italy

Head Coach: Troy Culley
Assistant Coach: Alex Ducasse
Team Manager: Dominic Ng 
Physio: Alexandra Sasebes 

England U15 Girls won the first ever Georgia Jones Tournament, which named after Manchester Mystics and GB legend Georgia Jones in support of the aspirations and development of girls' basketball. 

The tournament saw England compete against Falkirk Fury and Lady Rocks Glasgow of Scotland, Liffey Celtics and Ongar Chasers of Ireland, and England's Northants Basketball Club and two Manchester Mystics squads.

The final standings were:

1. England U15
2. Manchester Mystics 1
3. Glasgow Lady Rocks
4. Liffey Celtics
5. Ongar Chasers
6. Falkirk Fury
7. Manchester Mystics 2
8. Northants Basketball Club

Squad

U15 Girls

• Grace Strickland, Oakland Wolves
• Violet Stutz, Richmond Knights
• Leia Edwards, Newham Youngbloods
• Yemisi Mefful, Newcastle Eagles
• Natalie Charity, Exeter Spartans
• Hannah Gray, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Tamara Smith White, Oakland Wolves
• Tejonah Sharon McKay, Hounslow Hawks
• Elia Ando, London Greenhouse Pioneers
• Felicia Jacobs, Haringey Angels
• Katie Cox, Richmond Knights
• Amba Thompson, Richmond Knights
• Esther Kursite-Kobri, Hounslow Hawks
• Freya Noble, Lancashire Spinners

Head Coach: Rikki Broadmore
Assistant Coach: Alexis Lewis
Assistant Coach: Zach Meekings
Team Manager: Laura Doherty
Physio: Bob Bramah

At the 2019 Copenhagen Invitational, England U15 Boys and Girls teams came away with bronze, whilst the U14 Boys and Girls picked up 11th and 12th, respectively in their competition classification games.

Squads

U14 Girls

• Natalie Charity, Exeter Spartans Basketball
• Hannah Gray, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Olivia Forster, Manchester Mystics
• Tejonah McKay, Hounslow Hawks
• Eleni Vourliotis, Manchester Mystics
• Esther Kursite-Kobri, Hounslow Hawks
• Freya Noble, Lancashire spinners
• Josephine Vourliotis, Manchester Mystics
• Amba Thompson, Richmond Knights
• Felicia Jacobs, Haringey Angels
• Tamara Smith-White, Luton Basketball Club
• Katie Cox, Richmond Knights

Head Coach - Rikki Broadmore
Assistant Coach - Corinne Vaughan
Assistant Coach - Alexis Lewis
Assistant Coach - Zach Meekings
Team Manager - Laura Doherty
Physio - Jermain Franklin
S&C Coach - Arran Parmer

U14 Boys

• Liam Campbell, London United
• Noah Myers, Newham Youngbloods
• Jayden Baldie, Newham Youngbloods
• Oscar Curran, Sussex Bears
• Christian Boden, City of Leeds
• Benjamin Reid, Newham Youngbloods
• Theo Cloake-Caveny, Manchester Giants
• Toby Akinlade, Manchester Magic
• Joel Codner, London United
• Allen Mordi, West Herts Warriors
• Joshua Payne, London United
• Sampson Onuoha, Right Development Foundation

Head Coach - Kelson Dickson
Assistant Coach - Billy Beddow
Assistant Coach - Aurimas Verbukas
Team Manager - Chris James
S&C Coach - Alex Ducasse
Physio - Charlotte Page

U15 Girls

• Zulieka Franklin, Sevenoak Suns
• Saruna Gudza, Luton Basketball Club
• Katie Januszewska, Derby Trailblazers
• Leia Edwards, Newham Youngbloods
• Grace Strickland, Oaklands College Wolves
• Fatmata Janneh, Newham Youngbloods
• Yemisi Mefful, Newcastle Eagles
• Charli Wroe, Manchester Mystics
• Violet Stutz, Richmond Knights
• Lucy Tucker-Blackford, Solent Kestrels
• Lucretia Atinuke Fakunle, Newham Youngbloods
• Salu Oluwatunmise, London Greenhouse Pioneers

Head Coach - Cristina Stanciuca
Assistant Coach - Barney Blake
Assistant Coach - Tom Stansfield
Team Manager - Paula Charity
S&C Coach - Arran Parmer

U15 Boys

• Tyrese Lacey, Team Birmingham Elite
• Fergus Caskey-Sutton, Torbay Tigers
• Efe Ukegheson, Southend Rockets
• Latrell Davis, City of Leeds 
• Zak Moore, Sheffield Sharks
• Isaac Round, Northamptonshire Titans
• Josh Kubacki, Manchester Giants
• Myles Alcindor, London Thunder
• Leo Leperrier, Newcastle Eagles
• Louie Tucker, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Dara Adeyemi, Luton Basketball Club
• Ramareo Williams-Showers, London Pulse

Head Coach - Chris Bourne
Assistant Coach - Troy Culley
Assistant Coach - Adam Sewell
Team Manager - Justin Edison
Physio - Simon Ahmed
S&C Coach - Mike Carolan

The inaugural Tri-Nations took place in 2019 at the National Basketball Performance Centre. 

England, Scotland and Wales faced off against each other at U16 and U18 levels, with England fielding two teams - red and white - in each age category.

As the games were friendlies there was no overall competition winner. 

Squads

U16 Boys

• Saul Chesters, Oaklands College Wolves
• Taylor Campbell, Derby Trailblazers
• Louie Tucker, Bristol Academy Flyers
• Myles Alcindor, London Thunder
• Oscar Curran, Sussex Bears
• Latrell Davis, QE York Knights
• Sampson Onuoha, Newham Youngbloods
• Aodhan Daly, Essex Rebels
• Emmanuel Oyebadejo, Manchester Magic
• Joshua Smith-White, Oaklands College Wolves
• Akeem Akeredolu, Leicester Warriors
• Dara Adeyemi, Luton Basketball Club
• Toby Akinlade,  Manchester Magic
• Efeose Ukegheson, Southend Rockets
• Isaac Round, Northamptonshire Elite
• Alasan Nije-Morgan, City of Birmingham
• Joshua Kubacki, Manchester Magic

U16 Girls

• Fatmata Janneh, Newham Youngbloods
• Megan Adair, Derby Trailblazers
• Miriam Carrasco Menendez, Luton Basketball Club
• Grace Strickland, Oaklands College Wolves
• Ana Baptista, London Warriors
• Hannah Gray, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Eva Da Silva , Sevenoaks Suns   
• Eleni Vourliotis, Manchester Mystics
• Katie Januszewska, Derby Trailblazers
• Tejonah-Sharon McKay, Hounslow Hawks
• Zulieka Franklin, Sevenoaks Suns
• Leia Edwards, Newham Youngbloods
• Lucy Tucker-Blackford, Madrid
• Ruby Laight, Team Solent Kestrels
• Florence Cotterill, Team Solent Kestrels
• Erin Caldwell, Team Solent Kestrels
• Tamara Smith-White, Oaklands College Wolves           

U18 Men

• Greg Wild, Charnwood College Riders
• Kavell Hawes, Southwark Pride
• Alex Distras, Haringey Hawks
• Elijah Walsh, QE York Knights
• Ndewedo Newbury, Haringey Hawks
• Andre Parker, Southwark Pride
• Robbie Graham, Canterbury Crusaders
• Harry Syrett, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Ridley Shema, Myerscough College
• Franklin Agu, Myerscough College
• Finley Moss, St Helens
• Saul May, Manchester Magic
• Owen Young, Haringey Hawks
• Ellis Evans, St Helens
• Sauveur Kande, Newcastle Eagles
• Malachi Boayke-Yiadom, Manchester Magic
• Sultan Adewale, Newham Youngbloods

U18 Women

• Jade Mbam, Manchester Mystics
• Jocie Leavold, Oaklands College Wolves
• Asha Andrews, Sevenoaks Suns
• Zoe Kateregga, Sheffield Hatters
• Ashante Richards, Loughborough Riders
• Isimenme Ozzy-Momodu, Southwark Pride
• Abbey Whitehouse, Sheffield Hatters
• Chenai Mushore, Sevenoaks Suns
• Molly James, Loughborough Riders
• Isabel Wood, Sevenoaks Suns
• Rebecca Dwomoh, Femení Maresme (Spain)
• Charlotte Redhead, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Maisie Evison, Nottingham Wildcats
• Ella Pearson, Southwark Pride
• Grace Ashton, Oaklands College Wolves
• Alice Fallon, Sheffield Hatters

England U15 Girls headed to Spain for international competition.

Led by head coach Rikki Broadmore, the squad took part in the tournament in the Spanish town of Medina del Campo, playing against Spanish regional squads Asturias and Castilla Y Leon and the Portugese national team.

Squad

• Hannah Gray, Endeavour Ipswich Basketball
• Violet Stutz, Richmond Knights
• Tejonah McKay, Hounslow Hawks
• Grace Strickland, Oaklands College Wolves
• Oluwayemisi Mefful, Newcastle Eagles
• Olivia Forster, Manchester Mystics
• Felicia Jacobs-Abiola, Haringey Angels
• Katie Cox, Richmond Knights
• Eleni Vouliotis , Manchester Mystics
• Leia Edwards, Newham Youngbloods
• Tamara Smith-White, Oaklands College Wolves
• Ufuoma Urhioke, Newham Youngbloods

Head Coach: Rikki Broadmore
Assistant Coach: Alexis Lewis
Physio: Alex Sasebes
Team manager: Laura Doherty