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Limerick Celtics Women's side discuss tactics during their clash with Limerick Sport Huskies last weekend I PICTURE: Limerick Celtics
IT WAS a disappointing weekend for Limerick in week two of Domino's Super League and Division One action.
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All four Limerick sides were on the receiving end of a loss, which will no doubt fuel them ahead of next week's round of fixtures.
The Limerick Celtic's Men's side, who won at the death in week one against Ballincollig, were on the receiving end this week as EJ Sligo All-Stars scored a buzzer-beating jumper through Elijah Faapito to take home their first victory of the campaign in a 88-86 scoreline.
Elijah had a steady performance with 13 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists. But it was the duo of Jazere Noel and Christian Michael Williams, who combined for 49 points, that drove Sligo through the pressure that came from the newly-promoted Limerick side.
Next up for the Celtics Men's side is a trip to De La Salle College to face Belfast Stars on Saturday evening, tip-off is at 6.30pm.
The Limerick Celtics Women's side came unstuck v a sharp shooting Cleveland Rockets in Belfast on Saturday. Irish internationals Donnelly and Glockner combined for 45 points to give Rockets the win.
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