FIRST TEAM

• Chelsea Gray

Her dominance across the board is undeniable. Gray leads the league in scoring (25.4 PPG) and assists (6.3 APG), while tying for 4th in steals (1.3 SPG). This 3x3 format is where she absolutely thrives, proving unstoppable from the very first game where she dropped 35 points, one of five 30+ point games this season.

• Aliyah Boston

AB was dangerously close to pulling off the double win (MVP+DPOY). She's been THAT GOOD this season! The two-way terror leads in blocks (2.2 BPG), ranks 8th in scoring (20.0 PPG), 3rd in rebounds (10.1 RPG), Top 10 in steals (1.0 SPG) and Top 20 in assists (2.5 APG). Her efforts helped Phantom secure the top spot in the standings.

• Paige Bueckers

P isn't your typical rook! She looked like a season pro right off the bat, pouring in 24 points in the season opener vs Phantom. She would go on to tally eight nine 20+ point games this regular season, including a 37-point explosion vs Mist. Stuffing the stat sheet night after night, she ranks 3rd in points (23.7 PPG), 2nd in assists (5.8 APG) and Top 15 in rebounds (6.4 RPG).

SECOND TEAM

• Marina Mabrey

Mabrey's spicy style of play was backed up by some big numbers this season. She set the all-time league record for single-game scoring with an explosive 47 points vs Rose en-route to a season average of 24.7 PPG, 2nd just behind Chelsea Gray. She led all guards in rebounds at 6.8 RPG and ranked 4th in assists at 5.1 RPG.

• Breanna Stewart

Stewie was one of the biggest reasons why Mist locked up that #2 spot in the standings, averaging a near double-double at 20.9 PPG (7th in the league) & 9.3 RPG (5th in the league), and ranking Top 15 in assists (3.0 APG). Her 7'1" wingspan made life miserable for the opponent not only on the glass, but also defensively.

• Aaliyah Edwards

Edwards was one of the most dominant players from beginning to end. Her competitive nature, grit and hard-nosed two-way game saw a monster double-double of 21.7 PPG (5th) and a league-leading of 12.5 RPG. She pulled down 15+ rebounds on three separate occasions, all double-double performances. Efficient dominance saw her score the ball at a 57.6% clip, good for 3rd in the league.

Most Valuable Player (MVP): Chelsea Gray

Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY): Aliyah Boston

Most Improved Player (MIP): Aliyah Boston

Rookie of the Year (ROY): Paige Bueckers

Coach of the Year (COY): Roneeka Hodges (Phantom BC)