SCOTTISH prospect Hannah Peacock is set to earn her senior Great Britain debut against Spain tomorrow in Bilbao after being included in a 12-strong squad for the team's final three warm-ups ahead of next month's EuroBasket Women.
The Edinburgh Kool Kats forward, along with fellow Scot Erin McGarrachan, has survived the penultimate round of roster cuts with coach Peter Buckle left with 14 players.
And although top scorer Temi Fagbenle and injured guard Steph Gandy will sit out the trip - which also includes friendlies with Poland and Canada - 19-year-old Peacock will get the chance to stake her claim.
"The squad has been preparing well and we are satisfied with the progress so far," said National Team director Warwick Cann.
"However there is still much hard work to do and the games against Spain, Canada and Poland will be very challenging."
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