Bowls England Announce U25 International Squad

9th July, 2026

Bowls England is delighted to announce the team for the British Bowls Under 25 International Series.

England will face Ireland, Scotland and Wales across two days of fierce competition at Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa, on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September.

The men’s squad will be captained by Kent’s Isaac Jenner, the 2025 Bowls England National Singles Champion, and includes four new caps – Samuel Brugnoli (Parkway BC, Huntingdonshire), Louie Hodges (Cheltenham BC, Gloucestershire), Carlos Lali (Shrivenham BC, Berkshire) and Dylan Martin (Garston BC, Hertfordshire).

The women’s squad will be captained by Surrey’s Yasmina Hasan, who made her International Debut in Ayr last month, and includes two new caps – Jorja Jackson (Brampton BC, Huntingdonshire) and Issy Jaszczun (Wellingborough BC, Northamptonshire). There is also a recall for Ella Crouch (Kings BC, Devon).

The selection follows the Under 25 assessment day held at Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa, on Sunday 5 July.

Isaac Jenner recently won Silver in the Men’s Singles at the British Bowls Championships
Hasan was an important part of the Gold-medal winning British Bowls International Series team

U25 International Team | Men

Charlie Beeton | Felixstowe and Suffolk BC, Suffolk
Samuel Brugnoli* | Parkway BC, Huntingdonshire
Oli Collins | Ilminster BC, Somerset
Harry Duffield | Blackheath and Greenwich BC, Kent
Louie Hodges* | Cheltenham BC, Gloucestershire
Isaac Jenner+ | Appleyard BC, Kent
Carlos Lali* | Shrivenham BC, Berkshire
Aiden Maries | Avenue Leamington BC, Warwickshire
Dylan Martin* | Garston BC, Hertforshire
Mack May | Brampton BC, Huntingdonshire
Joe Sanford | West Wickham BC, Kent
Joe Sims | Thurlton BC, Suffolk
Alasdair Williams | Porthleven BC, Cornwall
Finley Williamson | Cheltenham BC, Gloucestershire

Non-Travelling Reserves
Luke Bell | Sports Centre BC, Hampshire
Joseph Vandepeer | Canterbury BC, Kent

Team Manager
Nicola Bowe | Wigton BC, Cumbria

Captain
Isaac Jenner | Appleyard BC, Kent

+Captain | *New Cap

U25 International Team | Women

Lily-Mae Adams | Welford upon Avon BC, Warwickshire
Madison Burgess | Kingscroft BC, Leicestershire
Ella Crouch# | Kings BC, Devon
Aqua-Marie Griffiths | Chester Road BC, Worcestershire
Molly Haney | Wigton BC, Cumbria
Yasmina Hasan+ | Southey BC, Surrey
Jorja Jackson* | Brampton BC, Huntingdonshire
Issy Jaszczun* | Wellingborough BC, Northamptonshire
Madi King | Clevedon BC, Somerset
Rhianna Russell | Welwyn & District BC, Hertfordshire
Hannah Smith | Barnwood BC, Gloucestershire
Millie Tuck | Poole Park BC, Dorset
Jemma Tuohy | Southey BC, Surrey
Izzie White | Chester Road BC, Worcestershire

Non-Travelling Reserves
Ava Karanth | Bletchingley BC, Surrey
Kacee Sultman | Forest Hall BC, Northumberland

Team Manager
Nicola Bowe | Wigton BC, Cumbria

Captain
Yasmina Hasan | Southey BC, Surrey

+Captain | *New Cap | #Recall

These players are a big part in the new Performance and Pathway Plan Bowls England have implemented using funding from Sport England that is set for the next four years.

The Pathway not only increases opportunities for young people to play the game, but to also enjoy its benefits and fulfil their potential is seen as fundamental to increase participation, broaden the diversity of our player base and develop and expand our current workforce of pathway coaches and leaders.

In 2025, England Women delivered a strong campaign — culminating in a final-session win over Scotland to claim overall Gold while the Men clinched the overall Silver.

Alongside the upcoming Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games and the U18s International series, this Series will look to inspire a new generation of bowlers.

Lend Your Support

You can support our U25 England Team on home soil as Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa plays host to the British Bowls Under-25 International Series on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September.

Attendance is FREE, so make sure to mark the dates in your diary and head on down to the home of English bowls to support the team.

Victoria Park will also play host to the 2027 World Bowls Championship.

Join us at the home of Bowls England from July 20 – August 1 for 12 days of high-octane competition, in what is the pinnacle of the sport on the world stage.

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Who knows? You could be donning the England jersey before you know it!

 

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