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Limerick sport huskies player Scout Frame in action | PICTURE: Aleksey Bodrov
ALL FOUR Limerick national league sides will enjoy home fixtures this weekend.
In the InsureMyVan.ie men's national league Limerick Sport Eagles play host to Mater Private Malahide this Saturday, October 28 in the UL Arena at 6:30pm.
The Dublin team have only won one out of their four league games since the start of the season and Eagles will be strong favorites to come out with another win this weekend.
Limerick Celtics men's team will play Killarney Cougars in Crescent College also on Saturday at 7:15pm. Celtics will be hoping to go two wins on the bounce after a win against Galway side Titans BC last weekend.
In the MissQuote.ie women's national league Limerick Sport Huskies will play host to SETU Carlow in UL Arena on Saturday at 5:00pm.
Huskies suffered their first loss of the season to a strong St.Pauls Killarney last weekend and will be hoping to bounce back against SETU Carlow.
Limerick Celtics's ladies team face Moy Tolka Rovers in Crescent College at 3:15pm this Saturday. Both teams are evenly matched with two wins out of four each in the league so far.
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