Five players have been breathing fire lately, but who will be crowned monthly MVP?
MUNICH (Germany) – There have been plenty of stellar individual performances during the closing weeks of the EuroLeague Women First Round, with five exceptional ballers making the EuroLeague Women Team of the Month for November. As well as sealing a spot in the prestigious lineup, all players are also entered into the race to be crowned the November MVP.
Fans have the chance to help decide the outcome by casting a vote below. The poll results will be taken into account alongside the views of our expert panel.
Julie Allemand also featured in the October lineup and her red-hot season continues after registering the joint-highest performance efficiency valuation for November at 29.5. She’s led the still unbeaten Fenerbahce Opet brilliantly, by scoring 12.5 points per game, pulling down a superb 9.0 boards and handing out a fabulous 8.0 dimes per outing.
Jessica Shepard has turned up the dial recently with some huge displays for Beretta Famila Schio. The frontcourt star has also averaged a stellar 29.5 performance efficiency valuation during the period. She poured in 22.0 points per game – as well as making it a double-double November with 12.5 boards and an average of 2.0 steals.
Kayla Alexander seals back-to-back Team of the Month spots after continuing her majestic form for Valencia Basket Club. The Canadian center attained a performance efficiency valuation of 24.0 after scoring an impressive average of 16.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.5 steals.
Dorka Juhasz has helped Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring claim a perfect 6-0 record in the First Round, averaging a performance efficiency valuation of 20.5. This was based on 16.0 points per game, with the Hungarian national team standout also contributing 6.5 boards and 1.5 assists.
Alix Duchet has been a difference-maker for Tango Bourges Basket, producing a performance efficiency valuation of 20.5 off the back of a stunning 87.5 percent shooting effort from long-range. That was the basis for 18.5 points per outing, with the French guard also dishing up an average of 5.0 assists.
