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Subject: U19 Canadian Basketball National Team
Troy Carnegie
Sébastien Jensen
Mathew Sharp
dont know if they're good enough at all?
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U were slow lol, but 2 important parts of the team next season for sure
Guillaume Potts
Ive been scouting young players, he's a good one with 83 AVQ, trained as C with good height and of his Qs, passing 63(not needed for center basically ). Aka he's a stud
Ive been scouting young players, he's a good one with 83 AVQ, trained as C with good height and of his Qs, passing 63(not needed for center basically ). Aka he's a stud
4/6 CL is sad tho.
Ditto. Given the quick seasons he has no senior NT future.
I suggest you view Maverick Leacock futur centre (centre) 461tc 17 years shot 85% b 71% tec 90% AG 95% et 97%
He's too old for U19, since he will be 20 next season.
But I'm scouting Leacock, thx.
But I'm scouting Leacock, thx.
I am wondering if you know what happen if a players is 18 (19 next year) and already in the senior team like Allen Belanger ?
Is a player can play in more than one NT team?
if not, is in the future senior team will only be able to get players 20+ or is it the first come first serve ?
I think the same problem can occur with youngest players that still can play in U17 but strong enough for U19?
Is a player can play in more than one NT team?
if not, is in the future senior team will only be able to get players 20+ or is it the first come first serve ?
I think the same problem can occur with youngest players that still can play in U17 but strong enough for U19?
He will remain on the senior team. If dropped, the younger NT can pick him up with 0 chem. Starting next season the only young players on the NTs are those who are there this season, the rest have to wait until graduating.
make sense so if I understand this well, a 17y player would not be able to play in U19 as well as a 19y players will have to wait one year to play in senior, right?
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