The Panthers' Super League status hangs in the balance.
The Portlaoise Panthers senior sides suffered potentially costly back to back defeats over the weekend.
The Laois club's missquoate.ie Super League status is out of their hands after they lost their last game of the season to The Address UCC Glanmire.
The final score was 85 - 69 in favour of the Cork side at the Mardyke Arena.
While in the insuremyvan.ie First Division, the Panthers were beaten by the narrowest possible margin by Drogheda Wolves to allow both the Wolves and UCD Marian move on to the same points total as Jack Scully's side.
The game in Ballymakenny College finished 94 - 93 to the home side.
While the Panthers are already qualified, their result in the last regular season game against UCD Marian will dictate seedings and venues for the play-offs.
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