This week, it's the Gulls with the bragging rights after they descended on the Breakers' stadium at the weekend, winning the men's and women's games, 102-80 and 70-41 respectively.

There was a bigger than normal crowd at the Mornington Stadium for the derby games and they had high hopes until the better-shooting Chelsea sides pulled away in the second half of both games.

The win puts the Gulls on top of the men's ladder with Mornington second while Mornington is seventh on the women's ladder where Chelsea are second, just behind McKinnon.

■ This Sunday, the Breakers men meet Blackburn at home on Sunday at 2pm.

Blue moment

THE Frankston Cambur Blues hauled themselves off the bottom of the South East Australia Basketball League south conference ladder with a second consecutive win, accounting for Albury Wodonga Bandits 89-79.

The Blues started slowly but worked themselves into the game before the first break to trail the visitors by three points.

Frankston got on top in the second period, outscoring the Bandits 24-12 to take a nine-point lead into the main break. but they were no able to shake the resurgent Bandits in the third.

■ Mikaela Dombkins and Natasha Main were among the Blues women's sides best in their 69-48 loss to the Bandits.

The girls have a tough draw at home on Sunday when they take on Launceston at 2pm at Frankston Basketball Centre.

That game is preceded by Frankston D League women who play Ballarat at noon. The games are also a fund-raiser for the National Breast Cancer Foundation and tables are still available.