Essex Rebels guard Megan Haines has been named the inaugural winner of the Molten Most Improved Player of the Year (MIP) award after a breakout campaign for Ashley Cookson’s side in the Women’s British Basketball League.
A new title established this season, the MIP award is given to a player who has shown the most improvement in a season compared to a previous campaign in the League, with the winner selected following a voting process involving the club Head Coaches and Captains.
Headlining her standout campaign, 23-year-old Haines made her National Team debut for Great Britain earlier in the year as they tipped off their EuroBasket 2025 qualifying adventure.
The Rebels guard was also instrumental in the team’s most successful Championship campaign to date, as they secured their best-ever finish of fifth this term with Haines featuring in 15 of 20 contests.
Speaking following confirmation of her win, Haines said:
“I am very honoured to receive the Molten Most Improved Player Award this season. I have worked very hard to improve certain aspects of my game this year and really do appreciate the acknowledgment from the Head Coaches and Captains throughout the League in voting for me – thank you to all!”
Rebels Head Coach Ashley Cookson added:
“We are delighted to hear that Megan has won the Molten Most Improved Player Award this season. Megan has always shown great promise whilst wearing the Rebels uniform and credit must go to her teammates and coaches that have helped her reach this point. She has had a breakout season, and we are excited about this recognition.”
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A full voting record for the Molten Most Improved Player of the year can be found below. Each voter was asked to select their top three candidates for the award, with first choice receiving three points, second choice receiving two points and third choice receiving one point.
The player with the most points after all the votes had been tallied was named the Molten Most Improved Player of the Year. Coaches and Captains were not permitted to select members of their own team for the awards.
| Voter | First Choice | Second Choice | Third Choice |
| Erin McGarrachan | Katie Bennett | Elise Tweedie | Megan Haines |
| Chantelle Handy | Shauna Harrison | Katie Bennett | Brooklynn McAlear-Fanus |
| Laura Shanahan | Jessica Wayne | Katie Bennett | Mari Stewart |
| Stef Collins | Megan Haines | Elle Hendershot | Hannah Robb |
| Elle Hendershot | Hannah Robb | Katie Cox | Savannah Wilkinson |
| Lee Davie | Kirsty Brown | Mari Stewart | Eva Karasite |
| Claire Paxton | Katie Januszewska | Shauna Harrison | Katie Bennett |
| Askley Cookson | Elle Hendershot | Elise Tweedie | McKenzie Johnston |
| McKenzie Johnston | Brooklynn McAlear-Fanus | Megan Haines | Katie Bennett |
| Ben Stanley | Megan Haines | Abby Lowe | Mari Stewart |
| Temi Fagbenle | Kirsty Brown | Megan Haines | Melita Emanuel-Carr |
| Stella Kaltsidou | Brooklynn McAlear-Fanus | Megan Haines | Mari Stewart |
| Georgia Anderson | Daniela Turner | Laken James | Harriet Ottewill-Soulsby |
| Marg Jones | Elle Hendershot | Mari Stewart | Kirsty Brown |
| Marina Fernandez | Hannah Robb | Georgia Gayle | Megan Haines |
| Matt Newby | Katie Bennett | Megan Haines | Beth Sarson |
| Mari Stewart | Brooklynn McAlear-Fanus | Savannah Wilkinson | Tia Freeman |
| Karen Burton | Megan Haines | Shauna Harrison | Katie Bennett |
| Allison Day | Sam Roscoe | Melita Emanuel-Carr | Megan Haines |
| Lee Ryan | Sam Roscoe | Melita Emanuel-Carr | Megan Haines |
| Nicolette Fairley | Megan Haines | Mari Stewart | Katie Bennett |
| Vanessa Ellis | Megan Haines | Katie Bennett | Kirsty Brown |