It's great recognition for work being done at the club with youth players.
Portlaoise Panthers have had five players named on the Ireland U-20 Women's Basketball squad for the FIBA European Challenge 2021.
Jasmine Burke, Ciara Byrne, Shauna Dooley and Sarah Fleming and Lisa Blaney all take their place in Martin Conroy's 18-man roster.
The FIBA European Challenge 2021 replaces the Youth European Championships, which were cancelled by FIBA earlier this month
Ireland’s U20 women are competing in the ‘A’ division having securing promotion after winning a bronze medal at the 2019 FIBA U20 European ‘B’ Championship in Pristina, Kosovo.
The U20 women returned to training last weekend, after being given the green light to do so by Sport Ireland.
Speaking about his squad, head coach Martin Conroy said:
“We’ve been away from the game for a long time, but these young women were fantastic at our three Talent ID sessions and gave our staff a lot of difficult decisions to make. Our coaching staff talked it through, and we have selected these final 18 players. There are some incredibly talented players that have missed out, but that’s what we expected at this level. It’s going to be a very fast turnaround, with just six to seven weeks to prepare, but we’re here to make sure that we put in maximum effort, so that we will be ready for the European Challenge tournament.”
Chair of the EPC, Tim Rice, said:
“While not having Youth European Championships is disappointing for all, the opportunity for these four teams to test their mettle on the international stage in the European Challenge tournaments this summer is a big win for Irish basketball. Our players, parents, coaches, and team management should be commended for continuing to strive, persevere and never give up.”
IRELAND U20 WOMEN’S SQUAD IN FULL:
|
First Name |
Surname |
D.O.B. |
Age |
Height |
School |
Club |
Position |
Previously Capped at |
|
Lisa |
Blaney |
02/05/2002 |
19 |
5’10 |
|
Portlaoise Panthers |
Guard |
U16, U17 |
|
Jasmine |
Burke |
02/03/2002 |
19 |
6’1 |
Scoil Criost Ri |
Portlaoise Panthers |
Centre |
U17 |
|
Ciara |
Byrne |
26/07/2002 |
18 |
5'8 |
Scoil Criost Ri |
Portlaoise Panthers |
Centre |
U16, U18 |
|
Ava |
Coogan |
17/09/2002 |
18 |
5'8 |
Loretto Secondary School |
IT Carlow Basketball |
Point Guard |
U17 |
|
Lauren |
Darcy |
01/06/2001 |
19 |
5'3 |
|
Templeogue BC |
Point Guard |
U15, U16, U17, U18 |
|
Shauna |
Dooley |
17/02/2002 |
19 |
5'11 |
Scoil Criost Ri |
Portlaoise Panthers |
Guard/Forward |
U16, U17 |
|
Sarah |
Fleming |
06/02/2002 |
19 |
5'10 |
Scoil Criost Ri |
Portlaoise Panthers |
Guard |
U17 |
|
Mia |
Furlong |
21/12/2001 |
19 |
5'11 |
|
UCC Glanmire |
Guard |
U15, U16, U17, U18 |
|
Katie |
Hickey |
15/10/2002 |
18 |
5'11 |
Mercy Waterford |
Waterford Wildcats |
Guard/Forward |
U16, U17 |
|
Niamh |
Kenny |
28/04/2001 |
20 |
5'8 |
|
Trinity Meteors |
Forward |
U15, U16, U17, U18 |
|
Erin |
Maguire |
16/12/2002 |
18 |
|
St. Genevieve’s HS |
Ulster University Tigers |
Guard |
U16, U17, U18 |
|
Molly |
Moffitt |
02/03/2003 |
17 |
6'1 |
Seattle Prep |
|
Guard/Forward |
* |
|
Ciara |
Mulleady |
11/03/2002 |
19 |
6’1 |
Tallahassee Community College |
|
Forward |
U15, U16, U17 |
|
Eve |
Nealon |
25/06/2001 |
19 |
5'8 |
Shippensberg University |
|
Guard |
U18 |
|
Siofra |
O’Shea |
10/01/2002 |
19 |
5'8 |
|
St. Mary’s Castleisland |
Guard |
U15, U16, U18 |
|
Abigail |
Rafferty |
18/05/2002 |
19 |
6'0 |
|
Ulster University Tigers |
Centre |
U15, U16, U18 |
|
Laura |
Stapleton |
10/12/2001 |
19 |
5'8 |
|
Limerick Celtics |
Guard |
U17 |
|
Katie |
Williamson |
11/05/2001 |
20 |
6'1 |
Southern Connecticut State University |
|
Centre |
U15, U16, U18 |
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