The Force won the U13 Boys and Girls' titles, as well as the U15 boys' chip. In the U15 Girls' final South Magic stopped North Force to claim their piece of silverware for the region.
Game reports, MVPs and All-Star Five listings below.
The tournament also included a three-point shooting challenge, with each team nominating one shooter to hit as many triples as possible in one minute. Results below.
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Aspire All-Star brings together Basketball England's four Super Regions - North Power, South Magic, Central Showtime and London Force - for competition at U13 and U15 level, showcasing the best young players in the country.
The players wore specially-designed kits for the event, continuing the event's iconic look.
Saturday and Sunday's games were live streamed on the Basketball England YouTube channel. Watch the action back now.
Check out the full results from the tournament via PlayHQ.
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A feisty encounter to start Sunday's finals, South launched a final quarter come back, after trailing by 15 at the end of the third, to make London nervous.
But the girls from the Capital held out to take the win by six, aided by monster performances from Giorgia Malerba (16 points, 20 rebounds), who was named the final's MVP, Ene Adepoju (15 points, 9 rebounds) and Sofia Abeleda (17 points).
Mia Wilson was the standout star for the South, with a 20 points, nine rebounds effort, backed up by teammate Natalia Lawicka, who scored 15.
U13 Girls' 3rd/4th Playoff: North 84-68 Central
London picked up their second chip of the morning in the boys' final.
Despite being behind after the opening frame 29-19, the Londoners were able to get themselves together and deliver another W, completing their sweep over the South in the U13 category.
Richmond Knights' Oliver Sherman put in a stellar performance of 30 points and eight rebounds, which earned him MVP honours. Backing him up was Maxwell Campbell, who racked up an incredible 26 rebounds and 25 points.
Kash Nesi-Lawani of Milton Keynes Breakers had 20 points, three rebounds and four assists for the South.
U13 Boys' 3rd/4th Playoff: North 72-57 Central
In their third final appearance of the day, South Magic were motivated to avoid finishing runners up this time around, as they beat North Power to take the U15 Girls' Aspire All-Star title.
The Magic shot 40% from the floor, as well as nailing 50% of their three throws, to keep their Northern rivals at arms length.
Sytira Smith had a great shift with 21 points and four rebounds, sharing a 19 efficiency rating with her teammate Holly Smith White, who scored 15 and grabbed six boards. Luna Etienna of MKB earned herself a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Power's Molly Windle kept her team competitive with her own near double-double performance (10 points, 8 rebounds).
U15 Girls' 3rd/4th Playoff: London 53-60 Central
London Force make it three for three in finals wins, as the U15 Boys Aspire All-Star title goes back to The Old Smoke as well.
The match up between them and South Magic was fierce, with both teams taking two quarters each. Points from turnovers was one of the deciding factors in the Force's favour, as they scored 27 from the Magic's loose possessions (compared to 15 the other way).
MVP honours went to Guard Dylan Ameen, who controlled the floor well, adding 17 points, five boards and three assists to the Force's title push. He was backed up by shot blocking big, James Balleny, who had a double-double (12 points, 16 rebounds) and three shot stoppers.
Essex Charge's Emilis Kaiminskas scored an impressive 30 points for the South in their battle for the title.
U15 Boys' 3rd/4th Playoff: Central 98-91 North
Eight games tipped off on Friday night at Manchester's National Basketball Performance Centre, with the North and South teams winning three of their four match ups across the competition categories.
On the Saturday, the cards fell nicely for South Magic in the U15s competition, with their girls and boys squads making it through to Sunday's finals.
The boys had a perfect day, cleaning up 3-0, whilst the girls went 2-1, with a loss to Central in the morning.
The girls topped the standings, however, on head-to-head after beating second placed, North Power, who they'll take on again in the final. The boys will face London Force.
In the U15 Boys third and fourth playoff games, North will look to pick up a first win against Central Showtime, whilst in the Girls', Force face Showtime.
The U13s rounded off Saturday's competitive action and settled who was making an appearance in Sunday's finals.
In the girls competition, it was all to play for going into Saturday's final games, with all regions still able to come either first or second.
A last 20-second two-pointer secured South's place in the final, winning 56-55 over North. In the other fixture, London over came a stubborn Central, 58-45, to take second and a chance at gold.
That meant, North and Central headed to the third and fourth playoff for a shot at bronze.
The boys' table had London, South and North all finish on seven points, with a 2-1 win-loss ratio.
Taking into account the head-to-head and winning percentage, the ladder finished with London on top, and South in second, meaning they got to deuce it out in the U13 Boys Final.
And Central looked to avenge a bad run of luck and pick up their first win of the tournament against North in the third/fourth playoff.
Results will be updated here as the tournament progresses.
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U13 Girls - North 59-32 Central
U13 Boys - North 69-38 Central
U15 Boys - North 62-66 Central
U15 Girls - North 47-37 Central
18:30
U13 Girls - South 51-39 London
U13 Boys - South 58-88 London
U15 Boys - South 72-61 London
U15 Girls - South 53-40 London
09:00
U15 Girls - North 58-56 London
U15 Girls - South 51-53 Central
U13 Girls - North 47-54 London
10:45
U15 Boys - South 82-52 Central
U15 Boys - North 65-78 London
12:30
U13 Boys - South 59-54 Central
U13 Girls - South 67-50 Central
U13 Boys - North 62-60 London
14:15
U15 Girls - London 46-40 Central
U15 Girls - North 43-67 South
16:00
U15 Boys - North 50-79 South
U15 Boys - London 76-64 Central
U13 Boys - North 42-62 South
17:45
U13 Girls - North 55-56 South
U13 Girls - London 58-45 Central
U13 Boys - London 76-53 Central
09:30
U13 Girls' 3rd/4th Playoff: North 84-68 Central
U13 Girls' Final: South 61-67 London - LIVESTATS
11:45
U13 Boys' 3rd/4th Playoff: North 72-57 Central
U13 Boys' Final: London 90-66 South - LIVESTATS
13:15
U13s Presentation
14:00
U15 Girls' 3rd/4th Playoff: London 53-60 Central
U15 Girls' Final: South 88-59 North - LIVESTATS
16:15
U15 Boys' 3rd/4th Playoff: Central 98-91 North
U15 Boys' Final: South 64-70 London - LIVESTATS
17:45
U15s Presentation
