It’s time for our weekly round-up of all things #theWBBL and it was another very buys week.
Oaklands Wolves came agonisingly close to recording a historic first WBBL Championship success but were pipped in overtime at Team Northumbria. However, there was a brilliant double-double from young Loren Christie which we highlighted.
Not that Christie was ever going to be able to rest on her laurels – got to keep pushing on…..
It's great when you get to work with this kind of potential.
Bright future ahead, back to work tomorrow!! #Wolfpack ??? https://t.co/42HwlwJZdq— CoachLeeRyan (@bbcoach81) April 3, 2017
Nottingham’s Siobhan Prior has been trying to help Wildcats move closer to the WBBL title but had one eye on that great story at NCAA Final Four which saw the winners get a congratulations tweet from ex USA President Bill Clinton!
Love the game . . . Love the story pic.twitter.com/mZiLDDJQrg
— Siobhan Prior (@Shevy_P) April 3, 2017
The Caledonia Express rolled on in Edinburgh, with Robyn Lewis hitting a landmark as the Scottish side had a weekend win double. They are now looking to cement a Play-Off spot.
They also took two slots in our All-Star Five for the first time as well!
Meanwhile a couple of awards were handed out as Len Busch made it two gongs in a row!
Then it became a Sevenoaks double as young Gabby Nikitinite scooped the players version….
FIBA’s Women’s basketball specialist Paul Nilsen thought someone else in the Suns’ camp deserved a special mention…..
Congrats @Lenbusch @gabsszz on awards & @A_HeePedersen for MVP in Trophy. But @KittyCarr22 also HUGE for Suns! In my MVP running! #theWBBL pic.twitter.com/S6MRlZG0n4
— Paul Nilsen (@basketmedia365) April 5, 2017
Keep it locked to all things #theWBBL !