We look at who was lighting it up in the WBBL during November.

Scoring machines
In a shortened period due to Great Britain action, it was Alison Gorrell (Team Northumbria) who led the way with 23 points per game for her team, with the north-east franchise going perfect. Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats) was close behind with 22 points per outing, while Molten WBBL Player of the Month Dee Hayward (Leicester Riders) took the last podium step with 18 points per game.

Sharp-shooters
There was a seriously staggering three games for Ashley Harris (Nottingham Wildcats) who made a brilliant 21 of 25 from the field and while way ahead of anyone else with a breath-taking 84%, she was one of four players who all passed the 60% mark. The others were Tricia Oakes (Caledonia Pride), Ta’Yani Clark (Sevenoaks Suns) and Dee Hayward (Leicester Riders).

On the glass
A trio of players amassed double-digits on the glass and the rebounding gold medal was snapped up by Kara Bonenberger (Team Northumbria) since she hauled down 11.7 boards per game. Tricia Oakes (Caledonia Pride) had an excellent month for her team with 11.3 rebounds per outing to take silver, while bronze goes to Dom Allen (Manchester Mystics) with 10.3 per game.

Passing the rock
After deadlock during October when she was a co-leader, Georgia Jones (Manchester Mystics) hit a higher gear during November to land the crown for herself with a dazzling 7.7 assists per game. Onayssa Sbahi (Nottingham Wildcats) and Alex Smith (Leicester Riders) both handed out 5.3 per game.

On the line
Dee Hayward (Leicester Riders) came up with a perfect line on the line, as she made all 12 of her attempts! The only other player to get close was Rosanna Reynolds (Caledonia Pride) who sunk 10 of 11.

Steal merchants
Georgia Jones (Manchester Mystics) was the runaway steals champion in the period with an excellent 4.3 per game and then there was a chasing pack behind, with Alison Gorrell (Team Northumbria), Ta’Yani Clark (Sevenoaks Suns), Kara Bonenberger (Team Northumbria) and Onayssa Sbahi (Nottingham Wildcats) all with 2.3 per outing.

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