High-profile names stood up with Pat Hoban scoring 26 times for the Glens while Joel Cooper, Will Patching and Matt Ridley were amongst those who also impressed.
Throughout every top-flight match this season, Sofascore have provided each player with a rating out of 10 and provided their team of standout performers based on data gathered.
Here, we take a look at who they have included.
NOTE: Players had to have played in the Premiership for the entirety of this season to qualify for the list. All statistics provided by Sofascore.
1. Chris Johns (Linfield)
Only Larne's Rohan Ferguson, who was named Ulster Footballer of the Year, kept more clean sheets this season than Chris Johns (15), who also made the most saves of any goalkeeper in the Premiership. His 102 puts him ahead of Cliftonville's PJ Morrison (96) and Jacob Carney (91) of Glenavon on the list. Photo: ©INPHO/Presseye/Brian Little
2. Ryan Cooney (Glentoran)
It has been a sensational debut Irish League campaign for Ryan Cooney, who joined from Crewe Alexandra last summer. The 26-year-old sits top of the Premiership's assists chart having provided 13 this term and also scored three goals. He's one of only seven players to register a 'Perfect 10' performance on Sofascore - against Carrick Rangers in January. Photo: ©INPHO/Presseye/Brian Little
3. MJ Kamson-Kamara (Glentoran)
MJ Kamson-Kamara had to be patient to get his chance for Glentoran - but certainly seized the opportunity when it came around. The Lincoln City loanee has been nominated for NIFWA Young Player of the Year after an impressive campaign where he made 23 league appearances. Photo: ©INPHO/PressEye.com/Jonathan Porter
4. Matt Ridley (Larne)
Matt Ridley played a crucial role in the Premiership's best defence as Larne collected a third title across the past four seasons. The towering centre-back made more clearances (173) than any top-flight player, showing his prowess, while he was second behind Ben Arthurs (298) when it came to aerial duels won (267). Ridley has been nominated for NIFWA Player of the Year in deserved recognition for his exploits. Photo: ©INPHO/Stephen Hamilton