The countdown to our EU Nations Under 21 competition is in full swing, with less than 2 weeks until our women and men go head to head with their European counterparts at Manchester Aquatics Centre.
Eamonn O’Rourke, the Organising Committee chair, said, ‘This is an exciting time for water polo in England, as well as in Manchester, and we welcome you to the event and hope you have a great experience and that you enjoy our great city.’
Both of our England teams will be up to 2 years’ younger than their opposition, as the under 19s teams are in preparation for their LEN European championships next year, and so the competition will be tough!
The England women will be competing against the Czech Republic, Scotland and Wales, while the men take on Denmark, Scotland and a wildcard entry – the City of Manchester senior men’s team.
England women will be the first of our teams to play when they take on Wales at 10:15 on Saturday morning with the England men’s team playing later at 13:00 against Manchester.
The latest full men’s schedule is available here
The latest full women’s schedule is available here
Tickets are limited, and will available on a first come first served basis at the MAC reception on the days. Entry is £10 (adults) and £2 (children) on Saturday, with entry half price on Sunday.
Many congratulations to the following athletes who have been selected for the 2017 England women’s and men’s EU Nations U21 squads:
MEN’S SQUAD
Harrison Barker-Smith
Connor Carpenter
Tom Hutchens
Matthias Madden
Thomas Manley (GK)
Aril Pandya (GK)
Michael Patterson
John Pratt
Benjamin Ray
Benjamin Riding
James Spencer-Boyce
Ben Stephenson
Isaac Wass
Christopher Sturtevant
WOMEN’S SQUAD
Sophie Jackson (GK)
Niamh Campbell-O’Donnell (GK)
Naya Patel (GK)
Annie Clapperton
Robyn Greenslade
Molly Boniface-Ashton
Emily Pyper
Katy Cutler
Steph Whittaker
Emmie-Rose Eastwood
Lily Turner
Amelia Peters
Emily Watkins
Ella-Louise Jones
Jordan Parsons
Well done on your selection and good luck guys!
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The countdown to our EU Nations Under 21 competition is in full swing, with less than 2 weeks until our women and men go head to head with their European counterparts at Manchester Aquatics Centre.
Eamonn O’Rourke, the Organising Committee chair, said, ‘This is an exciting time for water polo in England, as well as in Manchester, and we welcome you to the event and hope you have a great experience and that you enjoy our great city.’
Both of our England teams will be up to 2 years’ younger than their opposition, as the under 19s teams are in preparation for their LEN European championships next year, and so the competition will be tough!
The England women will be competing against the Czech Republic, Scotland and Wales, while the men take on Denmark, Scotland and a wildcard entry – the City of Manchester senior men’s team.
England women will be the first of our teams to play when they take on Wales at 10:15 on Saturday morning with the England men’s team playing later at 13:00 against Manchester.
The latest full men’s schedule is available here
The latest full women’s schedule is available here
Tickets are limited, and will available on a first come first served basis at the MAC reception on the days. Entry is £10 (adults) and £2 (children) on Saturday, with entry half price on Sunday.
Many congratulations to the following athletes who have been selected for the 2017 England women’s and men’s EU Nations U21 squads:
MEN’S SQUAD
Harrison Barker-Smith
Connor Carpenter
Tom Hutchens
Matthias Madden
Thomas Manley (GK)
Aril Pandya (GK)
Michael Patterson
John Pratt
Benjamin Ray
Benjamin Riding
James Spencer-Boyce
Ben Stephenson
Isaac Wass
Christopher Sturtevant
WOMEN’S SQUAD
Sophie Jackson (GK)
Niamh Campbell-O’Donnell (GK)
Naya Patel (GK)
Annie Clapperton
Robyn Greenslade
Molly Boniface-Ashton
Emily Pyper
Katy Cutler
Steph Whittaker
Emmie-Rose Eastwood
Lily Turner
Amelia Peters
Emily Watkins
Ella-Louise Jones
Jordan Parsons
Well done on your selection and good luck guys!
Good luck to all the teams but a special mention for a very special player, Steph Whittaker! We are all so proud of you xxxxx
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Good luck to all the teams but a special mention for a very special player, Steph Whittaker! We are all so proud of you xxxxx