Whilst each of the six competitions had a finals MVP, all 24 games from across the two days were covered by live stats, allowing for a look back at some of the best efforts across the weekend.
Moving into their third season, we've once again pulled together All-Star fives for each age group, with the MVP of each final being automatically selected into the line ups.
There's also a choice of honourable mentions throughout, highlighting top performances that didn't make the cut.
All stats below are averages across both games played. The abbreviations are as follows:
PPG = Points Per Game
RPG = Rebounds Per Game
APG = Assists Per Game
SPG = Steals Per Game
BPG = Blocks Per Game
EPG = Efficiency Per Game
Given Manchester's run to the title it is no surprise to see three Mystics make the cut.
MVP Akeala Daniel (14.5PPG, 3.5RPG) came alive when it mattered most to help Manchester past Milton Keynes on Sunday evening, shooting an impressive 60% across the two games.
Mojan Malek (31.5PPG, 17.0RPG) returns to this team from a year ago after powering Manchester with some eye-catching numbers, including the third highest point total of any player this weekend, also ranking fourth overall for rebounds and third for efficiency.
Anya Williams (17.0PPG, 14.5RPG, 4.5APG) also averaged a healthy double-double to make the grade, controlling the glass and dishing the rock with a useful 4.5APG.
Faith Deakin (21.0PPG, 3.5RPG, 4.0APG, 5.5SPG) produced stat-padding numbers at both ends of the court to push the Breakers into the runners up spot, with Sheffield's Millie Lowe (12.0PPG, 9.5RPG) rounding out the five after two good performances left her averaging just a touch under a double-double for the weekend.
Tiana Walker - Manchester Mystics
10.5PPG, 8.5RPG, 6.5APG, 6.0SPG, 17.5EPG
Nikita Cornford - Kingston Lions
20.5PPG, 10.5RPG, 3.5SPG, 8.5EPG
Manchester's David Akhidime (24.0PPG, 6.5RPG) goes back-to-back in the U14 side alongside a pair of Elite standouts as all four teams from this year's JFFs are represented.
Elite duo Leo Bowman (26.5PPG, 13.0RPG) and Daniel Onuoha (39.5PPG, 6.0RPG) were on fire offensively to lift their team to a title, with no player in any age group scoring more points than Onuoha this weekend.
Similarly, nobody was more dominant on the NBPC glass than London Legends' Elijah Imevbore. With a staggering 25.5RPG to go with 20.0PPG, his inclusion in the five was a no-brainer.
Domas Martinkus (18.0PPG, 5.5RPG, 3.0APG, 5.5SPG) put in a pair of do-it-all performances for the Londoners, helping them to a third place finish.
Camran Hanson - Manchester Magic
18.0PPG, 9.0RPG, 2.5APG, 1.5SPG, 18.0EPG
Three familiar faces return to the U16 line up from a year ago as Irene Oboavwoduo, Maisie Keyes and Chloe Vella all retaining a spot in the U16G picks.
They all lagged behind stat-monster Athena Thompson (35.0PPG, 10.5RPG, 9.5SPG) though, with the Breakers' star leading all players across the weekend in both steals and efficiency to go along with some healthy scoring and rebounding numbers to boot.
Vella (13.PPG, 9.5RPG) was close to a double-double across the two games, but her 18 point, 12 rebound effort in Saturday's 53-50 victory over Manchester was crucial in pushing the Knights into Sunday's final.
Manchester would have to settle for third this year, but Oboavwduo (13.0PPG, 8.5RPG) and Keyes (12.0PPG, 11.0RPG, 4.5APG, 3.0BPG) both continuing to show why they're though of as two of the country's top young prospects.
Kaiya Bateman (10.0PPG, 8.5RPG, 6.5SPG) showcased her ability at both ends of the court in solid support of Thompson's antics, helping to control the glass, clog up passing lanes and contribute on the scoreboard, especially when Thompson was in foul trouble late in Sunday's final against Richmond.
Neve Rugette - Richmond Knights
15.5PPG, 7.0RPG, 2.0SPG, 10.0EPG
Showcasing the depth of talent in the U16 pool, all four teams contributed top performers to this year's five.
MVP Babalola (15.5PPG, 14.5RPG, 3.5BPG) was all over the court for victorious Magic, highlighted by his double-double average, plus seven blocks, the highest of any player this weekend.
Daniel Banjoko (16.0PPG, 8.0RPG, 5.0APG, 4.0SPG) was another healthy contributor across the stat sheet, leading a talented Newham roster to second place behind the North West side.
Manchester Giants may have closed the weekend in fourth, but Jayden Evora Gomes (22.5PPG, 9.5RPG) certainly did his bit this weekend, and his battle in the 3rd/4th place game with Sussex's Rafi Jalloh (18.0PPG, 4.5APG, 7.5SPG) was great viewing for anyone able to take their eyes of the Manchester Newham contest on court one.
No player dished the ball as well as Manchester's Jack Walton (13.5PPG, 8.5APG), and his assist mark was a full two dimes more than the next closest challenger, strengthening his credentials to make the grade.
Francesco Cole - Newham Youngbloods
13.5PPG, 8.0RPG, 1.5BPG, 18.0EPG
Jamaul McAllister - Sussex Storm
18.5PPG, 4.5RPG, 3.0APG, 2.5SPG, 13.5EPG
MVP Adaora Dioramma (8.5PPG, 9,0RPG) did no wrong for CoLA as she leads the way in the U18W category, joined by team mate Felicia Jacobs (7.0PPG, 11.0RPG), who signs off her junior career before heading stateside to Temple with another accolade under her belt.
Few players put together a stat line as strong as Louisa Gibbins (23.5PPG, 18.0RPG, 4.0APG, 3.0SPG) this weekend, with the Ipswich forward putting on a show for the Endeavour faithful across both games.
Irene Oboavwoduo (11.5PPG, 8.0RPG) is a double age group selection after a nod in the U16s as well, she helped Manchester to second spot after a strong tournament.
Tiarna Chambers-Desmond rounds out the five, with the Nottingham forward recording a pair of efficient performances for the Wildcats. Taking just 14 shots across the weekend but hitting nearly 60% of them, Chambers-Desmond did a little bit of everything to help her team's cause.
Valerie Cassidy-De Falco, Nottingham Wildcats
12.5PPG, 7.5RPG, 3.5APG, 4.0SPG, 9.5EPG
Ayla Habbal, CoLA Southwark Pride
6.0PPG, 4.5RPG, 3.5APG, 4.0SPG, 9.0EPG
Canterbury Academy Crusaders crushed the opposition this weekend so it's no shock to see the South East programme providing three picks, with the other two coming from the only team who didn't face them over the two days.
Few players looked more dominant compared to their peers than MVP selection Tim Oboh (29.0PPG, 23.0RPG), with the Crusaders' forward leading his side to a worthy championship.
He's joined by guard duo Ludlow Hewson (19.5PPG, 8.5RPG, 6.5APG) and Shem Onadeko (19.5PPG, 5.0RPG, 5.0APG), who both did enough around Oboh's output to push their side to the title.
National Cup winners Islington Panthers came unstuck on Saturday so had to settle for third place, but Tyrese Poku Mensah (23.0PPG, 11.5RPG, 5.5SPG) and Devontae Da Costa (19.0PPG, 12.5RPG, 5.5APG) both put up solid numbers and can be proud of their performances over the two days.
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