Two years in a row, two Play-Off Final victories at The O2 for Ta’Yani Clark.

However, this time it tastes even sweeter with Clark unable to play in last year’s Final due to injury.

“It’s a great feeling,” she commented post-game as Sevenoaks Suns completed a 70-61 triumph.

“It was great winning with Northumbria last year, but being able to play this time around and contribute is a special moment.

“We have a great group and to finish the way we have is incredible.”

Clark came up with a number of key baskets and stops on the defensive end to prevent Nottingham from breaking further clear of their 12-point gap created in the second.

Down six at the half, the Suns came storming back and showcased their desire to never give up as they produced an astonishing third quarter display.

“We started slow, but we’re used to that – we nicknamed ourselves the comeback kids.

“It shows the grit we have and that we can find a way to win close games.

“Nobody expected us to win, but we have put in a lot of hard work and believed in each other.

“At the start of the season, even we wouldn’t have predicted that we would be finishing here with two trophies.

“It’s a great achievement and something we will all remember.”

Cat Carr pipped her team-mate to the MVP award after finishing with 20 points, a Play-Off Final record 14 rebounds as well as six assists in the win.

Sevenoaks become the third winners of the WBBL Play-Offs title with the Wildcats having now lost in the showpiece event for the third year in a row.