Three teams continue unbeaten start in Domino's Women’s Super League

Killester, Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell and Trinity Meteors all maintained a perfect start to the Domino’s Women’s Super League this weekend.

Starting off with Brunell, they made the journey to Cavan to face newly-promoted McEvoy’s Cavan Eagles who were looking for their first win of the season. In a game of two halves, there was seven lead changes in the first half alone. But after the half-time break, Brunell turned up the heat and led by as much as 24 at one point. Maddie Cluse starred for Brunell with 24 points and 15 rebounds as they went home with a 2-0 record after a 17-point victory by a score of 72-55.

As for Trinity Meteors, it was an all-team performance with four of the starting five scoring at least 10 points as Meteors won 75-57 against Catalyst Fr. Mathews in Cork. Kylie Horstmeyer led the way for Trinity with 21 points on 27 efficiency. She also had 9 rebounds and 3 assists to round up what was a comprehensive day for the girls from Dublin. They will be looking to continue their unbeaten start next weekend when they face SETU Waterford Wildcats

Meanwhile, over in Killester, they continued their great start to the season by following up a 27-point victory last weekend with a 28-point win against UCC Glanmire this weekend. The three starters of Michelle Clarke, Samantha Haiby and Audrey Roden combined for 54 of Killesters 78 points. They were also helped by a strong showing off the bench from Leilani Turner who scored 13 points on 5-11 shooting from the field.  Killesters unbeaten run will be tested next weekend as they travel to face another undefeated side in Brunell next Sunday.

Vianne Cumber drains her opening three to bring UCC Glanmire level in Clontarf!

They’re attempting to extend their winning run against the Domino’s Women’s Super League winners to three games 👾#DominosWSL | #IrishBasketball pic.twitter.com/tVafla2poj

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There was one game on Sunday which saw Midlands Park Portlaoise Panthers take on Utility Trust St. Pauls Killarney in a game where both sides were searching for their second win of the season. The offensive power of the St. Pauls duo Tara Cousins and Maisie Burnham ensured that the Killarney side put on a dominant performance in Portlaoise where they took the lead in minute one and did not give up the lead for the remainder of the game which ended in a scoreline of 72-62 to St. Pauls. Cousins and Burnham were shooting the lights out against the Panthers scoring a combined 43 points between them including seven threes. The win moves Utility Trust St. Pauls Killarney to 2-0 and gives Portlaoise their first loss of the season. The Killarney side will look to remain undefeated when they host Catalyst Fr. Mathews next weekend while the Panthers travel to promoted side McEvoy's Cavan Eagles, who are still looking for their first win.

It was raining three's on #BITV this weekend with the help of Tara Cousins of Utility Trust St. Paul's Killarney! ☔️

St. Paul's Killarney moved up to 2-0 in the Domino's Women's Super League after today's 72-62 road win against Midlands Park Portlaoise Panthers.#DominosWSL |… pic.twitter.com/mNaW3frfnp

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