Inside Basketball: Tralee, Eanna, Killorglin and Neptune maintain perfect records

Meteors got their first Women's Superleague win of the year in a low scoring win over Killester.
 STATEMENT: Tralee's Eoin Quigley under pressure from Daire Murray of Templeogue in their Men's Superleague clash at a packed Tralee Sports Complex. Pic: Domnick Walsh

STATEMENT: Tralee's Eoin Quigley under pressure from Daire Murray of Templeogue in their Men's Superleague clash at a packed Tralee Sports Complex. Pic: Domnick Walsh

Tralee make an early season statement.

Tralee Warriors built on a big opening night win with two more over the course of this weekend. The noteworthy performance came in the first half in Dublin on Sunday as they built a 25-point lead (56-31) against a Killester team expected to challenge for trophies. What made the weekend’s double win even more impressive was that they did it without American, Brandon Mahon. Tralee look built for what this year’s Super League is all about, they have long, versatile players able to cover multiple positions. I said pre-season that Tralee were in the second tier of favourites, but they are right there at the top after a brilliant start to the year.

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