It was top against bottom in Cork on Saturday.
The Portlaoise Panthers' missquote.ie Super League status is looking less and less secure after they suffered another defeat over the weekend.
Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell are currently top of the standings and made their superiority count in a 87 to 67 win in Cork.
Allysa Velles and Jessica Fressle top scored for the Laois outfit with 21 points each but couldn't prevent the Panthers from slipping to their 11th loss in 12 games this season.
Their next outing could prove crucial with Trinity Meteors, who are just 6 points ahead, travelling to St Mary's Hall this Saturday.
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