The club have won just one game so far this season.
It was another tough weekend for the Portlaoise Panthers in the Women's Super League.
The Laois side were beaten by Gurranabraher in St Mary's Hall 78-63.
The club are still waiting to secure a second league win of the season, with Brailyn Joseph leading the way for Brunell with 23 points and five rebounds.
Panthers return to action this weekend at home to SETU Waterford Wildcats.
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