Great Britain U18 Women stamped their authority on Division B with a wire-to-wire demolition of North Macedonia, never trailing en route to a 59–43 victory that was settled early and never truly in doubt. Our GB side went to work immediately, stringing together a 17-0 run from 4–4 in the opening quarter to establish a 21–4 lead they would only extend. By half-time, after a quieter second quarter, the advantage sat at 31–15; North Macedonia clawed back marginally in the third but could find no answer to the pace and structure of our defence. A 22–18 fourth quarter sealed the 16-point win comfortably. Isey Guttormsdottir-Frost anchored the effort with 17 points and 13 rebounds (6/17 FG, 2/7 from three), adding three blocks for a double-double. Tiarna Chambers-Desmond chipped in 11 points on 4/10 shooting, whilst Bo Guttormsdottir Frost contributed 9 points and 7 rebounds. Jana Pislevska led North Macedonia with 16 points on difficult 6/21 shooting, her four steals unable to generate the offensive rhythm her team needed. Great Britain travel to Slovakia on Tuesday — another chance to build on this controlled performance.