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Waterford Wildcats' Sarah Hickey. PIC: Sportsfile
Sarah Hickey has been named on the final 12-person squad for Ireland U20 Women’s trip to FIBA European Championships in Romania next month.
Hickey impressed at the 2022 FIBA U18 Women’s European Championship, finishing as Ireland's leading scorer (18.4ppg).
Ireland's national team is set to participate in the FIBA U20 Women's European Championship 'B' Division in 2023, where they find themselves placed in Group B alongside Romania, Greece, and Georgia.
The competition gets underway on July 28.
Ireland U20 Women’s Squad:
Ella O’Donnell (Quinnipiac University)
Ellie Glavin (University of Galway Mystics)
Emily Smyth (Dublin Lions)
Emma Glavin (University of Galway Mystics)
Hazel Finn (University of Galway Mystics)
Kara McCleane (University of Galway Mystics)
Katie Flanagan (Dublin Lions)
Lucy Coogan (Caldwell University)
Maria Kealy (Ulster University Tigers)
Micaiah Fubara (DCU Mercy)
Sarah Hickey (Waterford Wildcats)
Sinéad Keane (Trinity Meteors)
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