The American has played an integral role in sides success this season.
Portlaoise Panther player Eric Anderson is commending the love he's received in the community since joining the club back in September.
The American played a key part in the Panthers historic road to the Men's Division One final, including scoring 21 points in the semi final win against Moy Tolka Rovers on Saturday.
Anderson says that despite having a tough year family wise, the fans from the Laois club have been really accommodating.
Portlaoise Panthers take on Limerick Celtics on the 12th of April at the National Basketball Arena with tip off at 8 o'clock.
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