We’ve got debutantes and someone who becomes only the second player this season to appear three times as a starter.

Chelsey Shumpert (Nottingham Wildcats)
The Nottingham guard lit it up once again to carry her team to a dramatic success on the road at Caledonia Pride. Not only did she amass 32 points, 7 boards, 5 assists and 4 steals, but Shumpert also came up in crunch-time to nail the game-winner.

Dee Hayward (Leicester Riders)
The Scottish guard was on fire as Riders rode their way to a convincing home win in the WBBL Championship against Lions. Hayward finished with an all-action 27 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals to seal her first All-Star Five berth of the 2018-19 campaign.

Jess Good (Sevenoaks Suns)
Something had to give when Suns went to Manchester to face their fellow unbeaten rivals and Good inspired a victory against Mystics. She finished with an impressive haul of 14 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks to book her first ever slot in our line-up.

Alison Gorrell (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters)
With one of the best displays of the entire WBBL season, the rich vein of form continued for Gorrell as Hatters crushed Palatinates. She racked up a near triple-double of 24 points, 9 boards and 8 assists – as well as 4 steals to grab her third appearance of the season.

Jasmine Joyner (Nottingham Wildcats)
It’s a second appearance of the campaign for the league newcomer, with Joyner again displaying her prowess in the paint. She accumulated stellar double-double of 19 points and 13 rebounds against Caledonia Pride – plus a fabulous five blocked shots.

Off the bench – Helen Naylor (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Monika Bosili (Durham Palatinates), Roya Rustamzada (Oaklands Wolves), Tia Weledji (Caledonia Pride), Sarah Toeaina (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Evelyn Ovner (Sevenoaks Suns), Beth Jones (Cardiff Met Archers).