The Laois side are in full control North Conference section.
Portlaoise Panthers have secured two wins in two days to leave them in prime position to reach the play-offs in the Men's Division one.
Jack Scully's side first took care Moy Tolka Rovers on a 107 - 83 scoreline on Saturday, and followed that result up with 95-68 win over Monaghan side Carrick Cruisers on the Sunday.
The maximum points from both games leaves the Laois side nine points clear of second place with a game in hand in the North Conference section.
No break for the Panthers as they are back out next weekend, they take on Tipp Talons at St Mary's Hall on Friday.
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