Great Britain teams announced for Partille Cup
2006. 07. 04. 17:20:00
In what is one of the first steps on the road
to London 2012, the British Handball Association has named the men’s under-21 and women’s under-18 squads that
will participate in the Partille Cup in Sweden, from 4 to 9 July 2006
The men’s under-21 team will play opposition from Sweden, Russia, Algeria
and Brazil, while the women’s under-18 team will meet teams from Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark and Greenland.
Great
Britain Under-21 Men’s Squad for Partille Cup
Brian Bartlett |
Tryst |
Right Back |
Ciaran Williams |
Bolton |
Centre |
Chris Mohr |
TSG1842 Birgel (Germany) |
Left Back |
Will Collinson |
Haslingden |
Left Wing |
Sebastian Prieto |
Great Dane |
Right Wing |
Chris McDermott |
Wirral |
Line |
Aden Woodall |
Haslingden |
Right Back |
Damian Cook |
Wirral |
Left Wing |
Alan Stokes |
Gracemount |
Left Back |
Stuart Latchford |
Haslingden |
Left Wing |
Scott Harrington |
Cleveden |
Right Wing |
Paul Popovic |
Bolton |
Line |
Liam Kinsy |
Liverpool Hope |
Goalkeeper |
Joe Hodgeson |
Haslingden |
Goalkeeper |
Josh Rawlinson |
Haslingden |
Centre |
Sean Feery |
Liverpool |
Line |
Coach: Bill Baillie
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Great Britain Under-18 Women’s Squad for Partille Cup
Cerys Walker |
Manchester University |
Goalkeeper |
Kelly Davies |
Hope Handball |
Goalkeeper |
Natalie Haworth |
Haslingden |
Left Wing |
Chloe Lam Moores |
Haslingden |
Left Wing |
Sammi Ford |
Manchester Uni |
Left Half |
Emma Miller |
Hope Handball |
Left Half |
Holly Lam Moores |
Haslingden |
Centre |
Melissa McCann |
Haslingden |
Centre |
Georgia Kolokotroni |
Wirral |
Right Wing/Right Half |
Kelsi Fairbrother |
Ruislip Eagles |
RightWing/Right Half |
Becks Evans |
Ruislip Eagles |
Line/Right wing |
Paige Garvey |
Haslingden |
Line |
Emma Solomon |
Ruislip Eagles |
Line |
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Coach: Melanie Chowns |
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Melanie Chowns, Great Britain national women’s team coach, commented
“This will be a good opportunity for our young players to gain experience on the international scene, but as this is
the first official outing for the junior Great Britain squads, we need to be realistic about our expectations”.
Bill Baillie, Great Britain men’s team coach, added “Building on the work done by the England and Scotland
home teams, we have opted to take an older squad and enter the under-21 competition, this fits better with the stage of planning
we are at with the boys.”