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Player of the Week will be selected by paying attention to the following criteria:
Other players will also receive a shout out as honourable mentions as well.
There were plenty of great games across the EABL this week, though one performance stood out amongst the crowd as JMA claimed a strong home win against defending champs Barking Abbey.
The 100-90 contest was as high-scoring as it was exciting, with Rockets' captain Isaac Round putting together a great outing.
His 28 points included four triples, adding a stunning 14 assists and eight rebounds to narrowly miss out on a deserved triple-double.
With a +10 +/- in a ten point win, Round was worth every bit of his 40 efficiency rating as a worthy POTW winner.
Speaking about the performance, Round said: “This was a very important game for us. Barking play with a lot of intensity on defence, and yet we managed to play some of our best offence this season.
"I was able to find my teammates when needed who made some great plays, both at the rim and beyond the arc.”
JMA assistant coach Ben Fisher added: “I am absolutely thrilled our guys put in the performance they did and managed to get a really impressive win over a very tough Barking team.
"The group has been progressing well over the last few weeks and have worked hard to turn close losses into wins. Although we have lots more to work on, the signs are really good as we head into the business end of the season.
"Myself and Coach Samit loved the player's competitive spirit and we will need that going into the final three games as we hunt down a play-off spot.”
Edward Oniya (CHA) - 34P/13R/2S/36EFF
Ludlow Hewson (CAN) - 25P/8R/8A/29EFF
Harry Godwin (BA) - 26P/2A/3S/26EFF
Ethan Round (JMA) - 17P/6R/4R/25EFF
Shaq Furlonge (MAN) - 15P/12R/3S/24EFF
In a top of the table clash in the South conference, Copleston High School took a big step towards securing the regular season title as they handed rivals City of London Academy - Southwark a 75-70 loss, their first of the season.
A big reason for the host's success was undoubtedly the play of guard Christabel Osarobo, with the Gonzaga commit putting together a spectacular individual performance to help her team get over the line.
Her 35 points were the highest amongst any player in the WEABL this week, adding 14 rebounds, a pair of assists and two steals to a great afternoon's work.
That stat line, along with shooting 15/28 from the floor that included 4/7 from 3pt range, meant Osarobo closed with an impressive 35 efficiency.
Speaking about the performance, Osarobo said: “We put in the work for this result, everyone contributed massively and we were rewarded for it by getting the win”.
Copleston head coach Nick Drane added: “Christabel was exceptional in this win, as were the rest of the girls. You have to be at your best to compete with CoLA at any level and this was a pleasing performance.
"But it is just a regular season game and for anyone to win this competition, you have to beat them when it matters most – the playoffs."
Erin Powell (CHA) - 26P/10R/6A/5S/40EFF
Cleo Lewis-Gayle (OAK) - 14P/11R/2S/25EFF
Felicia Jacobs (CoLA) - 18P/13R/24EFF
Samantha Mullock (NAW) - 15P/19R/4A/4S/24EFF
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