We look at who has been doing the business in the WBBL during March.

Scoring machines
There were three players who all passed through the magical 20 points per game barrier during the period. Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats) led the way with a massive 27.7 points per outing, Cat Carr (Sevenoaks Suns) weighed in with 20.8 points per game, while Great Britain playmaker Georgia Jones (Manchester Mystics) returned 20 points per game.

Sharp-shooters
The hottest-hand was that of Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats) who dropped a dazzling 63.6% from the field and she was followed by Molten WBBL Player of the Month Gabby Nikitinaite (Sevenoaks Suns) who converted 58%. Another Great Britain player in Dominique Allen (Manchester Mystics) fired 54.2%, with team-mates Brittany Winborne (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters) and Steph Gandy (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters) rounding out the top five with 52.9% and 52.2% respectively.

Deadly from downtown
It was another young gun in Harriet Swindells (Leicester Riders) who topped out three-point shooting table with 55.6% from downtown and she was the only standout shooter who took five or more attempts during the period.

On the glass
There was some excellent work on the glass during March, with Brittany Winborne (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters) starring with 13.5 boards per game. Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats) also completed her mammoth monthly double-double by pulling down 12.7 boards per game and Dominique Allen (Manchester Mystics) corralled 10.3 rebounds per game.

Passing the rock
Cat Carr (Sevenoaks Suns) had a great month and increased her output to a fine 6.5 assists per game, which fought off Nicolette Fong Lyew Quee (Team Northumbria) who handed out 5.5 per outing. The third podium step and the only other player to hand out five assists per game was Georgia Jones (Manchester Mystics).

From the line
Perfection was delivered by Gabby Nikitinaite (Sevenoaks Suns) who made all 10 of her free-throws and she was the only player to pass the 90% mark as well, with Dominique Allen (Manchester Mystics) and Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats) sinking 85.7% to share second place.

Steal merchants
There is a major note of history as for the first time in WBBL history, a category sees the podium taken up completely by team-mates from one club. French guard Melisa Mendes (Nottingham Wildcats) has bragging rights in the locker room with 4.3 steals per game and she is followed by Joana Ferreira (Nottingham Wildcats) with 3.3 and Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats) with 2.3 steals per outing.

The swatters
There is a whole new podium for blocked shots with Brittany Winborne (Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters) installed as the ‘Swat Queen’ with 1.8 per game. Dominique Allen (Manchester Mystics) and the surprise entry of Daniela Lozzi (Sevenoaks Suns) share the second podium spot with one block per game.

*Minimum 3 games to qualify.