We have yet another debutante and one that was behind a note of history, while our season leaders inks a stunning eighth starting berth.

Georgia Jones (Manchester Mystics)
The Great Britain guard has had a super few weeks including success in the FIBA Women’s EuroBasket 2019 Qualifiers. On Saturday she helped Mystics to stay in third sport as she amassed a fine 18 points and 9 assists against Caledonia Pride, as well as 5 boards and 5 steals.

Cierra Ceazer (Durham Palatinates)
It was a historic weekend for Durham as they finally sealed a first ever WBBL Championship success at the 11th attempt. Ceazer was their main source of joy as she dropped a near double-double of 26 points and 9 boards in the capital against Lions ot become their first ever All-Star Five member!

Alyesha Lovett (Nottingham Wildcats)
The mobility and power of Lovett was an issue for Archers, who were unable to shackle her. The forward helped her side complete the first part of a weekend win double with a 19-point and 11-rebound double-double, while also doing it defensively by snapping up a scintillating 7 steals.

Christina Schnorr (Cardiff Met Archers)
It’s back-to-back appearances in our fab five for Schnorr, who is on fire right now and one of the form players in the league. She was the instigator of an excellent road win for Archers at Sport Central after the forward netted herself a scorching line of 22 points, 13 boards and 6 assists.

Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats)
It’s the 8th time Harris has grabbed a starting slot and our runaway season leader racks up this latest appearance in style. She posted one of the most eye-bulging double-doubles of the entire season after corralling a monstrous 24 points and 21 boards against Caledonia Pride.

Off the bench – Kate Oliver (Leicester Riders), Jen Ashton (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Merissa Quick (Cardiff Met Archers), Rheanne Bailey (Manchester Mystics), Helen Naylor (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters), Evelyn Ovner (Team Northumbria), Rosanna Reynolds (Caledonia Pride).