We have two more debutantes in our line-up this week, plus the 2018 WBBL Cup Final MVP.

Onayssa Sbahi (Nottingham Wildcats)
It was a record-breaking display by the French playmaker as she served up an astonishing 14 assists for Wildcats in their historic Cup Final success against Caledonia. It is the most assists ever in a WBBL or BBL Cup Final and she was unfortunate to be pipped to the MVP accolade after adding 7 points and 6 rebounds too.

Lauren Thomas-Johnson (Manchester Mystics)
The Mystics continue to keep themselves in the title race and much of that has been down to the play of Thomas-Johnson, who came up with another highly productive effort for her team. She dropped 24 points in an impressive road success at Cardiff Met Archers, making a fine 10 of 15 from the field and also harvesting 5 rebounds too.

Chantelle Pressley (Sevenoaks Suns)
Our second debutante, Pressley has been a regular member of All-Star Five line-ups in previous seasons, so expect to see her again before the current campaign draws to a close. She lands her first slot of 2017-18 after a smart and classy double-double for Suns in a one-sided win against BA London Lions, with the forward adding 15 points and 14 boards.

Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats)
The Wildcats’ standout was a difference-maker against Pride in the Final at Arena Birmingham and while Harris was not at her best shooting-wise, she still managed to finish with a team-high 19 points. She also just missed out on a double-double by one rebound and registered two assists and a blocked shot, which was enough to scoop the coveted MVP gong.

Rachel Morris (Oaklands Wolves)
The best statistical display of the weekend was provided by the Oaklands frontcourt star, who helped Woles write a slice of history as they won successive WBBL games for the first time. Morris was in a rich vein of form as she made a superb 12 of 16 from the floor for a stellar 24 points – as well as adding 8 rebounds and 4 assists.

Of the bench – Helen Naylor (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Rosanna Reynolds (Caledonia Pride), Stef Collins (Cardiff Met Archers), Nicolette Fong Lyew Quee (Durham Palatinates), Krizstina Velkey (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Ta’Yani Clark (Sevenoaks Suns), Dom Allen (Manchester Mystics).