ZARAGOZA (Spain) - Victorious Fenerbahce Opet duo Julie Allemand and Emma Meesseman, along with Finalist Elizabeth Williams and Merritt Hempe and Klara Holm were all named to the EuroLeague Women Final Six All-Star Five, presented by Iberia.
Each player made outstanding contributions to the achievements of their respective teams.
Julie Allemand - Fenerbahce Opet
Crowned the MVP of the tournament, Allemand sparked Fenerbahce into life during the title contest. Her consecutive triples coming out of half-time changed the reflection of the contest and she claimed a near triple-double in a spectacular display. Overall she finished with an average performance efficiency valuation of 22.0 after amassing 12.5 points, 7.0 assists, 5.5 rebounds and 2.5 steals.
Merritt Hempe - Casademont Zaragoza
It was a tournament and season to remember for Final Six hosts Casademont Zaragoza as they celebrated a magnificent third place with a dramatic win against Spar Girona. Frontcourt ace Merritt Hempe was a consistent factor across all three of their games in the competition and accumulated a performance efficiency valuation of 15.3 from 15.6 points and 5.3 rebounds per game.
Klara Holm - Spar Girona
A big factor during the Regular Season, Holm came alive at Final Six for Spar Girona to help them make the Semi-Finals and ultimately only just being squeezed out of third place. The Swedish guard was outstanding and finished the competition having contributed a performance efficiency valuation of 19.3 from 14.7 points, 10.0 rebounds and 4.0 dimes per outing.
Emma Meesseman - Fenerbahce Opet
Recording a record seventh title and becoming the player with the most EuroLeague Women crowns of the modern era, Meesseman takes her place in the lineup after a typically classy contribution across the Semi-Final win against Spar Girona and in the title game. The Belgian amassed an average performance efficiency valuation of 20.0 from 17.0 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game.
Elizabeth Williams - Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring
The forward was superb for the runners-up in both games they played at Final Six, excelling against Zaragoza in the Semi-Finals and then taking the fight to Fenerbahce in the showpiece game. Williams stepped away having contributed a performance efficiency valuation of 19.5 after adding 13.5 points and 8.0 boards per game.
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