It was a tough night out at home for the Albury-Wodonga Bandits who fell at the hands of the Kilsyth Cobras on Saturday.
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The game started off in favour of the Cobras who managed to get an early lead on the board.
The Bandits put forward a big third term to fight their way back into the game but it wasn't enough, the Cobras running out victorious 66-79.
Cherise Daniel and Emma Mahady were the leading goal scorers for the home side at the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre, both ending the night tied on 16 points each.
Nat Hurst followed suit with 11 points, while Emilee Harman, Jessie Edwards, Molly Rice, Mel Kirby and Casey Ardern rounded out the scoring contributors for the Bandits.
The weekend's loss now takes the Albury-Wodonga side to six wins and four losses after eight rounds this season.
The Bandits now face Nunawading and the Melbourne Tigers.
