Sheffield’s Megan Mullings adds Molten Most Valuable Player crown to Defensive Player of the Year honours

Super League Basketball is delighted to announce the winner of the Molten Most Valuable Player award for the 2025/26 season, following a voting process involving the League’s Head Coaches and Captains.

Capping off a spectacular debut season in SLB, B. Braun Sheffield Hatters’ Megan Mullings has taken the top individual honour for players in this campaign’s awards, adding the MVP title to her Defensive Player of the Year, All-League Team and All-Defensive Team of the Year nominations.

The Betty Codona Trophy Final MVP averaged 18.1 points, 8.1 rebounds, 2.2 assists and two steals per game for the Hatters as they’ve stormed to Championship, Cup and Betty Codona Trophy glory thus far this season, with one game still to play this Sunday at The O2 against Caledonia, with a historic quadruple on the line.

Reflecting on her success, Mullings said:

“I am so grateful and deeply humbled to win Molten Most Valuable Player for the 2025/26 season. I did not anticipate nor expect this, I came here just to try and play my best basketball, work my butt off and play with a team that encouraged me to bring my best and a coaching staff that believed in me. I found all those things in Sheffield.

“To be voted to win this award by the captains and coaches is an incredible feeling. I try my best to do what is best for the game and above all else I respect this game for everything it has given me in my life. Winning MVP means I get to go home to my family and tell them I’m a champion, an MVP, that what I do is important, it matters and is changing the game, and all I ever wanted to do was leave this game better than I found it.

“Being named MVP means maybe some little girl somewhere looks at me and thinks they want to do that one day. It’s such a privilege and an honour to be given this award. I really appreciate my team for constantly pushing me and encouraging me to be the best version of myself, and for trusting me in big moments. I’m so grateful to be part of the B. Braun Sheffield Hatters this season, I’m excited for The O2 and what that has in store for us too.”

B. Braun Sheffield Hatters Head Coach Vanessa Ellis added:

“Megan has been outstanding for us this season, and this recognition as MVP is thoroughly deserved. Her consistency, work ethic, and ability to perform in key moments has been exceptional.

“We’re incredibly proud of everything she has achieved this season, and this award is a reflection of the impact she has had across the league.”

You can see the full voting record for the Molten Most Valuable Player below.

Voters were asked to choose their top three selections for the award, with the first choice earning three points, the second choice two points and the third choice one point, with the player who accrues the most points overall winning the award.

VoterPositionClubFirst ChoiceSecond ChoiceThird Choice
Tierra HodgesCaptainCaledonia GladiatorsMegan MullingsAndrea DaleyAnnika Shah
Chantelle HandyCoachCaledonia GladiatorsMegan MullingsAndrea DaleyGeorgia Gayle
Emma BaileyCaptainCardiff Met ArchersMegan MullingsTierra HodgesPaige Meyer
Stef CollinsCoachCardiff Met ArchersMegan MullingsAndrea DaleyAnastasia Warren
Claire PaxtonCaptainEssex RebelsAndrea DaleyGeorgia GayleMegan Mullings
Ashley CooksonCoachEssex RebelsMegan MullingsTierra HodgesAndrea Daley
Brooke BiggottCaptainLeicester RidersAndrea DaleyMegan MullingsAnnika Shah
Nick MoodeyCoachLeicester RidersMegan MullingsAndrea DaleyTierra Hodges
Macy SpinksCaptainLondon LionsAndrea DaleyMegan MullingsAnastasia Warren
Kyla NelsonCoachLondon LionsAndrea DaleyMegan MullingsTierra Hodges
Maaja BratkaCaptainManchester BasketballMegan MullingsTierra HodgesPaige Meyer
Oli ParrCoachManchester BasketballMegan MullingsAndrea DaleyTierra Hodges
Zoe WillisCaptainNewcastle EaglesMegan MullingsTierra HodgesGeorgia Gayle
Chloe GaynorCoachNewcastle EaglesMegan MullingsAnnika ShahTierra Hodges
Alice FallonCaptainNottingham WildcatsAndrea DaleyAnnika ShahMegan Mullings
Karen BurtonCoachNottingham WildcatsAndrea DaleyMegan MullingsFrannie Hottinger
Shanice Beckford-NortonCaptainOaklands WolvesMegan MullingsMaaja BratkaAndrea Daley
Lee RyanCoachOaklands WolvesMegan MullingsAndrea DaleyNatalie Chou
Georgia GayleCaptainSheffield HattersAndrea DaleyNatalie ChouAnastasia Warren
Vanessa EllisCoachSheffield HattersAndrea DaleyAnastasia WarrenPaige Meyer

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