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25th January 2015
06:41pm GMT

Kelsey Wolfe under pressure during the game.
Stars of the opening quarter were Portlaoise’s Tracey Fallon and Morabito of Oblate Dynamos.
The second quarter continued in the same vein as Morabito continued to be the shooting star, netting two impressive three-pointers in a row as the quarter got underway.
Portlaoise’s Kelsey Wolfe and Sinead Melia kept things ticking over at the other end with Nicola Farrell strong under the boards to give the Panthers the edge at the break, 30 to 23.
It was in the second half however when Portlaoise really began to get a handle on the game and with Kelsey Wolfe once more coming to the forefront along with Melia and Deirdre Tomlinson, they opened up a 52-36 point gap going into the last.
Kelsey Wolfe in action.
At that stage, the result looked to be beyond doubt and despite some strong defence from Oblate Dynamos it just wasn’t enough as the buzzer sounded on a second Cup victory in as many years for Portlaoise Panthers.
Sinead Melia was crowned Most Valuable Player for the game as the Panthers fans flocked the court to celebrate another well-deserved victory.
The Oblate Dynamos team.
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