Our latest fab five starts include a player who put up a rare triple-double, as well as the reigning MVP.

Holly Winterburn (Leicester Riders) 
Yes, it shows the stellar level the teenage ace has now reached that she can not have the greatest of shooting nights and yet drop a spectacular triple-double. It was a stunning second half by Riders at Mystics and much of it was due to 14 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists for Winterburn.

Tia Weledji (Caledonia Pride)
It was one of the best displays of the 2018-19 season so far, as the Cameroon national team star carried her team to the win against Rebels. Weledji torched Essex with a massive 34 points, 8 rebounds and 4 steals – shooting a staggering 72% in the process.

Cat Carr (Sevenoaks Suns)
It’s now just one step away from another showpiece Final for Suns after their prize asset catapulted them into the Semi-Finals with a stellar showing against the Eagles. Carr lit it up at Sport Central by landing an impressive 24 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds and 2 steals.

Jasmine Joyner (Nottingham Wildcats) 
The powerhouse took it big-time to Newcastle to ensure Wildcats bounced back from their recent East Midlands derby disappointment. Joyner was outstanding with an excellent 22 points (60% shooting) and completed a double-double with 13 rebounds, as well as 3 big blocks.

Kate Oliver (Leicester Riders) 
While her team-mate was doing it against Mystics in the backcourt and on the wings, the Australian put in a trademark towering performance inside to extend Leicester’s winning run. Oliver recorded a sweet double-double of 18 points and 15 boards and then followed it up with a fantastic 29 points against Durham 24 hours later.

Off the Bench – Helen Naylor (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Jagoda Oses (Nottingham Wildcats), Alison Gorrell (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Sarah Wagstaff (Cardiff Met Archers), Lavinia Da Silva (BA London Lions), Kara Bonenberger (Newcastle Eagles), Monika Bosilj (Durham Palatinates).