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August MVPs Revealed (Part 2)

By Club Reporter•7 September 2026•4 min read
August MVPs Revealed (Part 2)

The August MVP celebrations continue as Melbourne Wolves recognises the standout performers from weeks 3 and 4. The regular season is now well underway, and the competition across every division has been fierce. Coaches have been watching closely, and this week another deserving young star steps into the spotlight to claim the coveted Crowned MVP Award.

Selected by coaches based on performance, attitude, leadership, and consistency, each MVP represents the very best of their teams in respective matches. Every winner receives the coveted Crowned MVP Award, presented in partnership with Royal Stacks Moorabbin — our proud supporter of player excellence. The award voucher earns them a kids meal including a burger, chips, a milk shake and a fruit juice, all courtesy of Royal Stacks Moorabbin.

U8 Girls — Champions: Luna Gao

Luna Gao MVP

Luna Gao has been a shining star for the U8 Girls Champions this August, earning MVP honours for her fearless play, infectious energy, and relentless hustle on both ends of the court. Luna brings a rare combination of skill and enthusiasm to every game — attacking the basket with confidence, playing terrific defence, and never backing down from any challenge. Her bright smile and love for the game light up the gym every time she steps on the floor, and her willingness to learn and improve every single week has made her one of the most coachable young players in the division. Whether she is scoring, defending, or cheering on her teammates, Luna embodies everything the Melbourne Wolves program stands for. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a rising star to watch in the seasons ahead.

U18 Girls — Arctic Foxes: Anastasia Koinakis

Anastasia Koinakis MVP

Anastasia Koinakis has been a powerhouse for the U18 Girls Arctic Foxes this August, earning MVP honours for her dominant all-around performance and relentless competitive spirit. Stasia brings a rare blend of size, skill, and hustle to every game — controlling the paint on both ends, crashing the boards with authority, and finishing through contact with confidence. Her defensive presence alters opponents' game plans, while her ability to run the floor and make smart decisions in transition makes her a matchup nightmare. Beyond the stats, Anastasia leads by example — communicating on defence, encouraging her teammates, and raising the intensity every time she steps on the court. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a true leader of the Arctic Foxes.

U12 Boys — Thunder: Armin Farzaneh

Armin Farzaneh MVP

Armin Farzaneh has shown incredible improvement this season, and his August performances saw him earn the Crowned MVP Award for the U12 Boys Thunder. Armin has been active at both ends of the court — always involved in the play on offence and constantly working hard on defence. His development over the season has been a real highlight, and his willingness to contribute in every phase of the game is exactly the kind of commitment we love to reward. Keep up the great work, Armin — a thoroughly deserving MVP and a player on the rise.

U10 Boys — Alphas: Xavier Akhounov

Xavier Akhounov MVP

Xavier Akhounov has been a standout for the U10 Boys Alphas this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for a performance that showed tremendous growth and a clear love for the game. Xavier has been active and involved at both ends of the court this session, always contributing in the play, working hard on defence, and showing real improvement across the season. His development and willingness to give his all every time he steps on the floor makes him a thoroughly deserving MVP for the Alphas. Keep up the great work, Xavier — a rising star on the rise.

U9 Girls — Shooting Stars: Ruby McNAMARA

Ruby McNAMARA MVP

Ruby McNAMARA has been a delight for the U9 Girls Shooting Stars this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for her remarkable consistency and maturity across both offence and defence. Ruby has been outstanding at both ends of the court, showing real composure and a clear love for the game every time she steps on the floor. Her development throughout the season has been a genuine highlight, and her willingness to give her all in every session is exactly the kind of commitment we love to reward. Keep up the incredible work, Ruby — a thoroughly deserving MVP and a shining star of the Shooting Stars.

U9 Girls — Hearts: Isabel Parry

Isabel Parry MVP

Isabel Parry has been a bright spark for the U9 Girls Hearts this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for her enthusiasm, growing confidence, and all-round contribution at both ends of the court. Isabel has shown real improvement across the season, getting involved every play on offence and working hard on defence, always with a big smile and a love for the game that lifts her teammates. Her willingness to give her all every session and to keep learning is exactly the kind of commitment we love to reward. Keep up the fantastic work, Isabel — a thoroughly deserving MVP and a rising star of the Hearts.

U8 Boys — Carter: Lucas Wei and Xavier Zeneldin

Lucas Wei and Xavier Zeneldin MVP

Lucas Wei and Xavier Zeneldin have been a dynamic duo for the U8 Boys Carter this August, sharing the Crowned MVP Award for their fearless play and infectious love for the game. Lucas has been everywhere on the court — attacking the basket with confidence, chasing down loose balls, and battling for every possession with a smile that lights up the gym. Xavier matched that energy with relentless hustle and composure beyond his years, always involved in the play on offence and working hard on defence. Together they form one of the most exciting young pairings in the club — fearless, energetic, and pure joy to watch every time they step on the court. Two stars, one well-deserved Crowned MVP Award.

U8 Boys — Thunder: Austin Attaran

Austin Attaran MVP

Austin Attaran has been a rising star for the U8 Boys Thunder this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for his outstanding performance, sportsmanship, and dedication to the game. Austin has been active and involved at both ends of the court, always contributing in the play, working hard on defence, and showing real improvement across the season. His love for the game is clear every time he steps on the floor, and his willingness to give his all in every session makes him a truly deserving MVP for the Thunder. Keep up the incredible work, Austin — a player on the rise and a shining example of the Wolves spirit.

U10 Girls — The Capybaras: Tilly Sheppard

Tilly Sheppard MVP

Tilly Sheppard has been a shining light for the U10 Girls The Capybaras this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for her outstanding performance, sportsmanship, and dedication to the game. Tilly has been active and involved at both ends of the court, always contributing in the play, working hard on defence, and showing real improvement across the season. Her love for the game is clear every time she steps on the floor, and her willingness to give her all in every session makes her a truly deserving MVP for The Capybaras. Keep up the incredible work, Tilly — a player on the rise and a shining example of the Wolves spirit.

U10 Boys — Werewolves: Walker Fitzpatrick

Walker Fitzpatrick MVP

Walker Fitzpatrick was the MVP for the U10 Boys Werewolves this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for a standout performance that had his team buzzing. Walker had a cooking game in defence and was hard on the ball throughout, hounding opponents, winning possessions, and setting the tone on every trip down the floor. His relentless pressure and energy created opportunities for his teammates to score, turning defensive stops into attack and lifting the entire Werewolves squad around him. A thoroughly deserving MVP who proved that hard-nosed defence and unselfish play can change a game.

U10 Boys — Werewolves: Jimmy Vella

Jimmy Vella MVP

Jimmy Vella earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U10 Boys Werewolves this August for his brilliant teamwork and an impressive work ethic that set him apart every time he stepped on the floor. Jimmy is the kind of player every coach loves — he plays for his teammates first, sharing the ball, setting up others, and always putting the team's success ahead of his own. But what truly makes him special is his work rate: he never stops hustling, chasing down loose balls, and doing the little things that don't show up on the scoresheet but win games. His coachability, positive attitude, and tireless commitment to improving make him a genuine role model and a thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner.

U8 Boys — Lightning: Henry Shearer

Henry Shearer MVP

Henry Shearer earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U8 Boys Lightning this August with boundless energy at both ends of the court. Henry never stopped moving — sprinting the floor on offence, chasing down loose balls, and hounding opponents on defence with a motor that simply never quit. His infectious enthusiasm lifted his teammates every time he stepped on the floor, and his willingness to give maximum effort on every single possession set the standard for the Lightning. From attacking the basket to battling for stops on defence, Henry was everywhere his team needed him to be. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a shining example of the Wolves spirit.

U8 Boys — Thunder: Tyson Tohiariki

Tyson Tohiariki MVP

Tyson Tohiariki earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U8 Boys Thunder this August with an absolute machine-like performance at the defensive end, paired with an outstanding team-first attitude. Tyson was a nightmare for opponents all game long — guarding his man tightly, jumping passing lanes, and refusing to give up an inch on defence. On top of his defensive dominance, he was an excellent team player, always encouraging his teammates, making the extra pass, and putting the team's success ahead of his own. His combination of relentless defensive effort and unselfish play made him the heartbeat of the Thunder. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a true example of the Wolves spirit.

U12 Boys — Thunder: James Wu

James Wu MVP

James Wu earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U12 Boys Thunder this August for his outstanding performance, sportsmanship, and dedication to the game. James was active and involved at both ends of the court, always contributing in the play, working hard on defence, and showing real improvement across the season. His love for the game is clear every time he steps on the floor, and his willingness to give his all in every session makes him a truly deserving MVP for the Thunder. Keep up the incredible work, James — a player on the rise and a shining example of the Wolves spirit.

U9 Girls — Shooting Stars: Rose McDonald

Rose McDonald MVP

Rose McDonald earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U9 Girls Shooting Stars this August for being a fantastic team player and for finding the confidence to take her shots on goal. Rose was the ultimate teammate — supporting her friends, sharing the ball, and always putting the team first — but what made her coaches happiest was seeing her believe in herself and step up to take her shots when the opportunity came. That growing confidence is exactly what we love to see, and it was on full display in this performance. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a shining example of the Shooting Stars spirit. Keep believing in yourself, Rose — the best is yet to come.

U8 Girls — Champions: Stella

Stella MVP

Stella earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U8 Girls Champions this August with excellent efforts all across the court tonight. Stella was everywhere her team needed her to be — chasing down loose balls, playing tough defence, and staying involved on every single play at both ends of the floor. Her non-stop energy and willingness to give her all in every possession set the tone for the Champions and lifted her teammates around her. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a shining example of the Wolves spirit. Keep it up, Stella — the best is yet to come.

U10 Boys — Werewolves: Billy White

Billy White MVP

Billy White earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U10 Boys Werewolves this week with a performance built on pinpoint passing and powerful play up and down the court. Billy's vision and unselfishness kept the Werewolves' offence flowing, threading passes to teammates and creating scoring opportunities with pinpoint accuracy all game long. At the same time, he was a powerful presence in transition and at both ends of the floor, running the court hard and giving his team energy every time he touched the ball. His combination of smart playmaking and tireless effort made him the heartbeat of the Werewolves. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a shining example of the Wolves spirit.

U8 Girls — Little Lightning: Elyse Young and Sloane Thomas

Elyse Young and Sloane Thomas MVP

Elyse Young and Sloane Thomas shared the Crowned MVP Award for the U8 Girls Little Lightning this week, earning their honours for outstanding teamwork and a fearless approach at both ends of the court. The pair brought energy and enthusiasm to every possession — chasing down loose balls, playing tough defence, and supporting each other and their teammates every step of the way. Their growing confidence and willingness to get involved in every play made them a joy to coach and a delight to watch. Their combination of hustle and heart lifted the entire Little Lightning squad. Two stars, one well-deserved Crowned MVP Award. Keep it up, Elyse and Sloane — the best is yet to come.

U9 Girls — Shooting Stars: Juliette Pouliot

Juliette Pouliot MVP

Juliette Pouliot earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U9 Girls Shooting Stars this week for her great passes and her tireless effort across the court. Juliette's vision and unselfishness kept the Shooting Stars' offence flowing, spotting open teammates and threading passes that others simply do not see. Just as impressive was her effort — she was everywhere her team needed her to be, chasing down loose balls and working hard at both ends of the floor on every single possession. Her combination of smart playmaking and relentless hustle lifted the entire squad. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a shining example of the Shooting Stars spirit. Keep it up, Juliette — the best is yet to come.

U9 Girls — Hearts: Malia Johnson

Malia Johnson MVP

Malia Johnson earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U9 Girls Hearts this week for her fearless play, relentless hustle, and infectious energy at both ends of the court. Malia was a constant threat on offence, attacking the basket with confidence and getting involved in every play, while her tireless defence hounded opponents and set the tone for the entire Hearts squad. Her willingness to compete on every possession and her constant encouragement of her teammates lifted everyone around her. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a shining example of the Hearts spirit. Keep it up, Malia — the best is yet to come.

U8 Girls — Champions: Evie Roe

Evie Roe MVP

Evie Roe was the U8 Girls Champions MVP this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for an outstanding all-round performance built on excellent teamwork and shooting. Evie was dialled in from the opening tip, knocking down shots with confidence and keeping the scoreboard ticking for her team. But it was her teamwork that truly set her apart — sharing the ball, finding open teammates, and making sure everyone around her got involved. Her unselfish play and shooting touch lifted the entire Champions squad, making her a thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP and a shining example of the Wolves spirit.

U8 Girls — Little Lightnings: Issy Putt

Issy Putt MVP

Issy Putt earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U8 Girls Little Lightnings this August after showing the biggest improvement the coach has ever seen within a single week. Issy has developed outstanding awareness of the ball, reading the play, anticipating where the ball is going, and putting herself in the right spots on both ends of the floor. Her rapid growth and willingness to learn have been remarkable, and her growing confidence is clear every time she steps on the court. A thoroughly deserving MVP and a shining example of what dedication and a great attitude can achieve in a short space of time.

U18 Boys — Electric: Nigel Li

Nigel Li MVP

Nigel Li delivered a killer performance at point guard for the U18 Boys Electric this August, earning the Crowned MVP Award for his terrific passing and defending. Nigel controlled the tempo of the game with elite court vision and unselfish playmaking, threading passes to teammates that others simply do not see and turning defence into instant offence with quick hands and relentless pressure. His two-way impact and command of the offence reminded onlookers of Rajon Rondo at his best — a genuine floor general who makes everyone around him better. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a true leader of the Electric squad.

U10 Boys — Thunderwolves: George Carman

George Carman MVP

George Carman earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U10 Boys Thunderwolves this August with a rise that has been nothing short of remarkable. From his very first basketball game to total dominance inside the key, it took George only a couple of games to find his feet and take control of the paint. George has become a genuine force on the block — battling for rebounds, finishing strongly around the rim, and making life difficult for opposing bigs with his physical presence and growing confidence. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP whose rapid development proves just how quickly hard work and a willingness to learn can pay off.

U10 Boys — Timberwolves: Noah Boom and Teddy Hsu

Noah Boom and Teddy Hsu MVP

Noah Boom and Teddy Hsu shared the Crowned MVP Award for the U10 Boys Timberwolves this August after delivering a dominant one-two punch at both ends of the floor. Noah was simply unstoppable on the glass, dominating rebounds at both ends — hauling down boards on defence to end possessions, then crashing the offensive glass to give his team crucial second-chance opportunities. Teddy complemented that perfectly with a full offensive arsenal, showcasing his entire scoring repertoire with drives, jumpers, and finishes around the rim that kept the scoreboard ticking. Together, they gave the Timberwolves control of the paint and the scoreboard — a formidable duo and two thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winners.

U10 Boys — Thunderwolves: Kabir Shaik

Kabir Shaik MVP

Kabir Shaik earned the Crowned MVP Award for the U10 Boys Thunderwolves this August with an unforgettable buzzer-beating moment that sealed the win for his team. With the game on the line, Kabir stepped up and scored on the buzzer to get the Thunderwolves over the line — and he did it with remarkable calm, composure, and poise well beyond his years. Rather than rushing or panicking under pressure, Kabir stayed collected and executed when it mattered most, showing the kind of nerve that separates good players from great ones. A thoroughly deserving Crowned MVP Award winner and a clutch performer his teammates can always count on.

Congratulations to Luna Gao, Anastasia Koinakis, Armin Farzaneh, Xavier Akhounov, Ruby McNAMARA, Isabel Parry, Lucas Wei, Xavier Zeneldin, Austin Attaran, Tilly Sheppard, Walker Fitzpatrick, Jimmy Vella, Henry Shearer, Tyson Tohiariki, James Wu, Rose McDonald, Stella, Billy White, Elyse Young, Sloane Thomas, Juliette Pouliot, Malia Johnson, Evie Roe, Issy Putt, Nigel Li, George Carman, Noah Boom, Teddy Hsu and Kabir Shaik on these well-deserved honours. You have made your teams, your coaches, and your families proud. Keep setting the standard — the best is yet to come.

Let's go Wolves!

#MVP#Player of the Month#Club News#Awards#August 2026
Published on 7 September 2026
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