After a Manchester and then a CoLA double-up, it's up to Manchester's Demi Babalola and Charnwood's Louise Fisher to end that run, with both players putting together standout performances.
Manchester's title charge in the North stayed on course this week, but only just as they were run as close as possible by Derby Trailblazers, coming through with a 70-69 victory.
Demi Babalola was a man on a mission to keep Magic's quest on track. His 28 points and 15 rebounds were both game-highs, and with only Ronney Ani (11pts) joining the Manchester forward in double-digit scoring, Babalola's contributions were huge for his team.
Six steals showcased his ability at the other end of the court, and a pair of assists showed Babalola's eye for a pass as well.
It all resulted in a massive 41 efficiency outing, easily the highest of the week, and a worthy selection for the EABL's spotlight.
Babalola said: "I am grateful for the award and even though it was a tough game, I am proud of my team.
"We communicated really well and executed throughout the game. We hope to continue to do this as we reach the end of the season."
Manchester head coach Adam Morris added: "I'm incredibly happy for Demi winning this award. He showed, especially in the first half, just how dominant he can be.
"Demi is improving week-on-week and I hope he takes this confidence into our next game."
Manchester may have sealed top spot in the WEABL North, but the battle for the other playoff spots keeps on going.
Charnwood are still scrapping hard in that regard, and Louise Fisher powered the Riders with a quality outing in Wednesday's 91-45 victory over The Sheffield College.
Her 27 points, exclusively from inside, went with 14 boards and four assists, and 35 efficiency was a clear show of just how big an impact she had on the fixture.
Fisher said: "I am really happy and grateful to have received Player of the Week.
"It was a whole team effort, with everyone stepping up and playing their roles within the team to get the strong win."
Charnwood head coach Nick Moodey added: "I’m so delighted to see Louise earn this award. She has worked incredibly hard in her time with us both on and off court and it’s great to see the hard work finally pay off.
"It was a great all-round game that topped off a great team performance.”
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