Season in review: Who topped the stats charts?

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MUNICH (Germany) - It's time to reflect on another outstanding EuroLeague Women campaign and check out some of the stellar season averages recorded by many of the best ballers in the world who stepped out in the competition during 2025-26.

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We're taking a dive into the different statistical categories to see who did it best.

Efficiency

Jessica Shepard posted a fabulous campaign which sees her now occupying several top positions across the various stats categories - the biggest of which is in efficiency at 21.5. That underlines just how impactful she was for Beretta Famila Schio in so many facets of the game.

She's followed by a trio of Fenerbahce Opet stars, which highlights one of the reasons they finished as champions. Emma Meesseman and Iliana Rupert were superb and averaged 19.9 and 19.3 respectively, while the 17.7 performance efficiency valuation of Julie Allemand is no surprise since she showed her all-around game as Final Six MVP. Meanwhile with 17.5, Awak Kuier was a huge presence for Finalists, Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring.

Points

The skills of Shepard and her finishing ability in particular around the basket was a big reason for her topping the scoring chart. The Schio ace poured in 17.0 points per outing although ultimately didn't get to step out at the season showpiece in Zaragoza.

Mariam Coulibaly did get to play at Final Six, her scoring ability and 15.8 points per game very much the fuel behind Spar Girona making history. Iliana Rupert excelled with her smart shot selection and accuracy for Fenerbahce with 15.7 points, with team-mate Emma Meesseman also featuring with 14.9 points per game - the pair either side of ZVVZ USK Praha standout Valeriane Ayayi who averaged 15.3 points on the court.

Rebounds

As is the case for efficiency and scoring, it's Jessica Shepard in pole position in the rebounding chart. The frontcourt ace reigned supreme on the glass and only just came up short of a stunning double-double season for Schio with 9.5 boards per game.

Murjanatu Musa had a debut campaign to remember, inspiring Basket Landes to a first Final Six - helped by her 8.0 rebounds per outing. 'Twin Towers' Dorka Juhasz and Awak Kuier of Galatasaray were next in line with 8.0 and 7.9 boards, while Kariata Diaby of Tango Bourges Basket rounded out the top five with 7.7 rebounds.

Assists

Julie Allemand was way out in front when it came to dishing out dimes and the playmaker was on fire across the season - finishing on a high with a fitting 10 assists in the title game for Fenerbahce. That took her average haul to a sparkling 7.6 assists.

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Coline Franchelin excelled for Flammes Carolo Basket and posted an excellent return of 6.4 assists, while Spanish star Maria Conde again showed her eye for a killer pass with 5.9 assists per outing for Schio

Mariona Ortiz features in the top five again, shining in a historic and memorable season for Casademont Zaragoza with 5.6 assists - an impressive number shared by Pauline Astier of Praha.

Steals

Newly crowned champion Gabby Williams of Fenerbahce Opet retains her usual slot as steals leader with a superb 3.0 per outing and she also showed her prowess by taking another Defensive Player of the Year honor.

She was followed by Helena Pueyo of Zaragoza with 2.3 steals after she showed her importance in her team's Cinderella run to the third podium step. The next three spots are then all shared by players who averaged 2.1 steals - namely Laetitia Guapo of Tango Bourges Basket, Coline Franchelin of Carolo and Klara Holm of Girona.

Blocks

The 2025-26 'Swat Queen' accolade goes to Awak Kuier, who's rim protection and 1.6 blocks was an important part of Galatasaray making a run to the title game. As was her teammates Dorka Juhasz and Elizabeth Williams with 0.9 per game - a figure shared by Emma Meesseman of Fenerbahce. Meanwhile Myriam Djekoundade impressed with 0.8 for Basket Landes.

Full player stats from the 2025-26 season can be found, here.

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