Both Super League and First Division teams were comprehensive winners on Saturday and Sunday.
Portlaoise Panthers made the ideal start to their Super League and National League First Division campaigns over the weekend.
The women's team were 19 point winners over Gurranabraher Brunell in their top-flight opener.
Shooting Guard Alyssa Velles scored 28 points for the Laois club, a performance that saw her score more than any other player in the league with the exception of Samantha Haiby of Killester.
The final score in St Mary's Hall on Sunday was 90-71.
While Jack Scully's men's side were clear winners against Dublin Lions on Saturday.
Eric Anderson was one of the standout Panthers performers with 24 points, and 15 rebounds, helping his side to a 81-49 victory.
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