VSC Cavan Eagles climbed to third in the Domino’s Women’s Super League with a 63-50 win over reigning champions Trinity Meteors, while SETU Waterford Wildcats maintained their unbeaten start to the season thanks to a 74-61 victory over FloMAX Liffey Celtics to remain top of the table.
VSC Cavan Eagles strode to a 13-point road win at Trinity Meteors, after a dominating second half performance. Trinity Meteors took the first quarter 19-14; however, Cavan Eagles came back to take a four-point lead into the second half. The tight Cavan Eagles defence held Trinity Meteors to only 18 points in the second half, as they racked up 31 points to take the win.
Zayn Urbaniak-Dornstauder recorded a strong double-double for Meteors, racking up 12 points and 14 rebounds, while Irish international Hazel Finn equalled her 12 points. Ciara Tolan led the Cavan Eagles scoring with 16 points, as Kilah Freelon collected her third double-double of the season, with 14 points and 20 rebounds. Trinity Meteors will host Midlands Park Portlaoise Panthers in round four, as VSC Cavan Eagles welcome league leaders SETU Waterford Wildcats to the Virginia Show Centre.
SETU Waterford Wildcats secured their top of the table status following a victory over FloMAX Liffey Celtics, winning 74-61 at Mercy College. Waterford Wildcats shot out of the blocks to take a 13-point lead into the second half, as they kept Liffey Celtics to 29 points. Jillian Hayes’ side finished the game out strong, never letting the lead slip to win by 13 points and remain league leaders.
Brooklyn Gray couldn’t seem to miss for the home side, collecting 30 points in the contest, while Irish international Sarah Hickey continued her flying form with 19 points and 11 rebounds. Katie Williamson and Nya Epps combined for 36 points in the contest, while Waterford Wildcats kept Sorcha Tiernan, Aine O’Connor and Brooke Kane to 21 points. SETU Waterford Wildcats will venture north to Cavan in round four, as FloMAX Liffey Celtics look to get back on the horse in Killarney, as they take on Utility Trust St. Paul’s.
Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell earned their second win of the season, beating defending Domino’s WSL National Cup champions Killester 80-54. Keith Daly’s Brunell went 12 points clear in the first quarter, before maintaining that lead going into half-time. Brunell’s second half blitz led them to outscore Killester 39-15, even stretching to a 32-point lead in the fourth quarter.
Kennedy Townsend got back to her best this week, getting 25 points and 11 rebounds, while Isabellah Middleton clinched 12 points. Kayce Vaile, Edel Thornton, Alayna Contreras and Daniell O’Leary all reached the double digits in points, with Vaile also grabbing 12 rebounds. Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell face Career Decision’s UCC Glanmire next week in a Cork derby, as Killester travel to the newly promoted Limerick Celtics.
Limerick Celtics earned their first win of the Domino’s Women’s Super League season, beating bottom of the table Midlands Park Portlaoise Panthers. Limerick Celtics produced a phenomenal first quarter scoring display, hitting 29 points in ten minutes. Although Ger Jago’s Panthers won two of the remaining three quarters, the initial 12-point lead was too large to fight back from.
Ireland U18 WNT star Meabh Purtill starred for Limerick, grabbing 12 points and 14 rebounds before the final whistle, and American signing Jeni Levine continued her scoring spree with 18 points. Alyssa Marie Velles led the Portlaoise Panthers scoring with 23 points, including five from beyond the arc. Midlands Park Portlaoise Panthers will seek their first win of the season as they face Trinity Meteors in round four, as Limerick Celtics host Killester who have not got off the blocks yet.
Isaiah Taylor in action for UCD Marian
Pictured: Isaiah Taylor scored 43 points and had 10 rebounds for `UCD Marian in their 104-93 Domino’s Men’s Super League win over Garvey’s Tralee Warriors on Saturday.
Defending Domino’s Men’s Super League champions Ballincollig edged out by Energywise Ireland Neptune’s buzzer-beater winner
Jalen Hodge sealed a 93-91 win for Energywise Ireland Neptune with a three-point buzzer beater against reigning Domino’s Men’s Super League champions Ballincollig, while Limerick Eagles moved clear at the top of the league following a commanding 120-90 victory against Griffith College Éanna.
Energywise Ireland Neptune secured their first win of the season in dramatic fashion, edging out reigning Domino’s Men’s Super League champions Ballincollig with a game-winning basket in the dying moments. Adam Drummond’s side took an early nine-point lead in the first quarter, only for player coach Ciaran O’Sullivan to give Ballincollig the lead two seconds before half-time. The lead changed six times in the second half, before Jalen Hodge ultimately ended the game with a late three-pointer to give Neptune a 93-91 win.
Ballincollig’s latest signing AJ Williams opened his account with 20 points and 11 assists, while Alex Bellver continued his solid form with a double-double of his own in points and rebounds. Sam Smith led the Neptune scoring with 25 points, while also grabbing 19 rebounds en route to the final whistle. Neptune will take on UCC Demons in another Cork derby in round four, while Ballincollig take a trip to the capital to face Griffith College Éanna.
Limerick Eagles remain top of the Domino’s Men’s Super League after a massive 30-point victory over Griffith College Éanna at the UL Arena. Niall McDermott’s Eagles strode to a 64-48 lead at half-time, but it was Éanna’s 22 turnovers that cost them the game in the end. Limerick Eagles didn’t hold back in the second half, eventually stretching the lead to 36 points in the fourth quarter, and finishing the game 120-90 victors.
Aaron Rhooms was Eagles most efficient player up and down the court, notching up 31 points on the offensive end and four steals on defence. Limerick Eagles clamped down on defence in the second half, allowing Nick Hopkins, Cathal O’Sullivan and Neil Lynch to only score a combined 20 points, when the trio scored 35 in the first half. Limerick Eagles will take on Limerick Celtics on Friday night in the Limerick derby, while Griffith College Éanna host Ballincollig.
Killester kept their flawless win streak going with a narrow two-point win over bottom of the table St. Vincent’s. Killester led the game for the majority of the first half, even widening the gap to 15 points in the second quarter, but St. Vincent’s third quarter comeback saw them narrow the deficit to one. Noah Quigley’s layup with a minute left gave Killester a daylight six-point lead, a deficit that Mark Bodnar’s side struggled to return from.
Scott Stone shot the lights out for the home side, scoring 39 points, including six three-pointers, bringing his season average to 28.3 points per game. Killester’s Matthew McGrath tallied up 17 points, while teammates Josh Wilson and Stefan Desnica shot 15 each, with Desnica going 80% from beyond the arc. Killester travel to Kerry to take on Garvey’s Tralee Warriors in round four and EJ Sligo All-Stars play host to St. Vincent’s.
Belfast Star overcame an early 11-point deficit to beat UCC Demons at the Mardyke Arena in the Sunday fixture. Stuart Rodgers’ Demons went ahead by six points at half-time, but a determined Belfast Star side put up 32 points in the third quarter to take the lead into the final period. UCC Demons got back on the horse to outscore Belfast Star in the final quarter; however, the damage was already done and Star travelled back up north with an 85-74 win.
Asanti Price got back to scoring ways after a disappointing performance against EJ Sligo All-Stars last week to tally up 25 points on his home court. Irish international Rapolas Buivydas impressed for Adrian Fulton’s side, with a double-double in points and rebounds, while his American teammate Jordan Green got 18 points and 12 rebounds. Belfast Star’s results keeps them in third place, while UCC Demons fall to eighth.
UCD Marian escaped 104-93 winners in Belfield against Garvey’s Tralee Warriors after trailing by 13 points in the second quarter. Tralee Warriors took a commanding lead in the second quarter, going 40-27 ahead through a Daniel Jokubaitis three-pointer, but Ioannis Liapakis’ UCD narrowed the scoreline to one-point at half-time. UCD Marian’s fourth quarter onslaught sealed the game, as they outscored Tralee by 33-18 to take home the win.
Isaiah Taylor put up a game high 43 points, with seven three-pointers and ten rebounds, while Christian Alexander registered a double-double with 27 points and 11 rebounds. Alec Milleneder and Jaden Daughtry combined for 45 points in the contest, as they lead the Tralee Warriors season scoring. UCD Marian will make the trip to Belfast Star next week, as Garvey’s Tralee Warriors welcome Killester to Castleisland Community Centre.
Limerick Celtics claimed their second win of the season, beating EJ Sligo All-Stars 75-67. Limerick Celtics led 22-10 after the first quarter, only for Sligo All-Stars to drag the game back to six points at half time. The sides traded score for score in the second half, as Limerick Celtics eased to an eight-point victory.
Tiras Morton picked up an impressive double-double with 16 points and 14 rebounds, while also collecting seven assists. Albright Obode proved his value to EJ Sligp All-Stars with 11 points and 14 rebounds, as Miles Brown led the scoring with 18 points. Limerick Celtics move to fourth in the Domino’s Men’s Super League while EJ Sligo All-Stars slip to sixth.
Results – Week 3
Domino’s Men’s Super League
Saturday, 17th October
Limerick Eagles 120-90 Griffith College Éanna
Ballincollig 91-93 Energywise Ireland Neptune
UCD Marian 104-93 Garvey’s Tralee Warriors
Limerick Celtics 75-67 EJ Sligo All-Stars
St. Vincent’s 89-91 Killester
Sunday, 18th October
UCC Demons 74-85 Belfast Star
Domino’s Women’s Super League
Saturday, 17th October
Limerick Celtics 64-55 Midlands Park Portlaoise Panthers
SETU Waterford Wildcats 74-61 FloMAX Liffey Celtics
Trinity Meteors 50-63 VSC Cavan Eagles
Sunday, 18th October
Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell 80-54 Killester
Domino’s Men’s Division One
Saturday, 17th October
Tipp Talons 78-85 Titans
Maree 73-84 Bowes Auto Centre Portlaoise Panthers
Maigh Cuilinn 73-63 Ulster University
Flexachem KCYMS 70-71 SPK Utility Trust Lakers
Drogheda Wolves 96-75 Templeogue
Carrick Cruisers 89-77 Malahide
Moy Tolka Rovers 56-86 Dublin Lions
Domino’s Women’s Division One
Saturday, 17th October
Cleveland Rockets 89-43 Swords Thunder
Catalyst Fr Mathews 68-75 Limerick Sport Huskies
Moy Tolka Rovers 68-58 Uniquely Tralee Warriors
Dublin Raiders 76-51 Abbey Seals Dublin Lions
Templeogue 85-83 Hermitage Clinic Ongar Chasers
Sunday, 18th October
University of Galway Mystics 75-73 Clunetech Kilkenny Stars
Fixtures – Week 4
Domino’s Men’s Super League
Friday, 23th October
Limerick Celtics v Limerick Eagles, 19:30, UL Arena
Energywise Ireland Neptune v UCC Demons, 20:00, Neptune Stadium
Saturday, 24th October 2026
Griffith College Éanna v Ballincollig, 18:00, Coláiste Éanna
Belfast Star v UCD Marian, 18:30, Newforge Sports Complex
Garvey’s Tralee Warriors v Killester, 19:30, Castleisland Community Centre
EJ Sligo All-Stars v St. Vincent’s, 19:30, Mercy College
Domino’s Women’s Super League
Thursday, 22nd October
Career Decisions UCC Glanmire v Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell, 19:45, Upper Glanmire Sports Hall
Saturday 24th October
VSC Cavan Eagles v SETU Waterford Wildcats, 15:00, Virginia Show Centre
Utility Trust St. Paul’s v FloMAX Liffey Celtics, 16:00, Killarney Sports and Leisure Complex
Limerick Celtics v Killester, 17:00, Crescent College
Domino’s Men’s Division One
Saturday, 24th October
Ulster University v Maree, 15:00, Jordanstown Sports Village
Tipp Talons v Drogheda Wolves, 17:00, Scoil Ruain
Titans v Dublin Lions, 19:00, Ballinfoile Community Centre
Templeogue v Flexachem KCYMS, 19:00, TUD Tallaght
Bowes Auto Centre Portlaoise Panthers v Malahide, 20:00, Scoil Ruain
SPK Utility Trust St. Paul’s v Moy Tolka Rovers, 19:30, Presentation Gym Killarney
Carrick Cruisers v Maigh Cuilinn, 19:30, Phoenix Centre
Domino’s Women’s Division One
Saturday, 24th October
Swords Thunder v Uniquely Tralee Warriors, 15:45, ALSAA
Cleveland Rockets v Dublin Raiders, 16:15, Lisburn Racquets Club
Limerick Sport Huskies v University of Galway Mystics, 16:30, Limerick Educate Together
Moy Tolka Rovers v Clunetech Kilkenny Stars, 17:00, Tolka Rovers Sports Complex
Abbey Seals Dublin Lions v Templeogue, 17:30, Coláiste Bríde
Hermitage Clinic Ongar Chasers v Catalyst Fr Mathews, 19:30, Hansfield ETSS
Men’s Division Two
Friday, 23rd October
Arcadia Athlone v Dublin Raiders, 20:30, Our Lady’s Bower
Saturday, 24th October
Team North West v Ballina Braves, 17:00, ATU Letterkenny
Affinity Institute Cavan Eagles v Hermitage Clinic Ongar Chasers, 17:45, Virginia Show Centre
Fr Mathews v Trinity College, 19:30, Fr Mathews Arena
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