The Laois club still remain top of the table.
Portloiase Panthers came out on the losing side for the first time in the InsureMyVan.ie Division 1 this season.
Jack Scully's side were beaten in a high scoring affair away to Moy Tolka Rovers, the scoreline ended up being 106-101 to the home side.
Despite being on the losing side, Panthers player Ravel Moody still had a game to remember as he finished up with 43 points, seven rebounds and two assists.
The Laois club still remain top of the league standings and will aim to get back on track at home to Limerick Sport Eagles on Saturday.
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