The Laois outfit are now three games with out a win following last weekend.
Portlaoise Panthers are taking on the Super League table toppers, Liffey Celtics this weekend.
Keith Conroy's side have picked up wins against quality opposition already this season with victories over Gurranabraher Brunell and UCC Glanmire.
However, the Laois outfit are now three games with out a win, after their defeat to Gurranabraher Brunell last weekend.
The Panthers will have to do without their key power forward Jessica Fressle who expected to return to the side in the coming weeks.
Tipp off in Leixlip is at 7pm on Saturday.
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