The Lismore Storm Men's and Women's team have notched a trifecta of wins in the Sunshine Conference in Round 2.

The Storm Women took to the court for the first time against the Ballina Breakers and it was a tight contest for the entire match.

The Ballina side were short on personnel, but it didn't stop them putting it to the experienced Storm side.

The Storm led 18-10 at quarter time and extended the lead to 25-18 at the main break, before eventually running away with the match after Breakers foul trouble, 68-50.

Emily Simpson top scored for the home side with 16, Makayla Greensill had 11 points and Eloise Bashforth finished with 10.

The Men then took to the court, and again, the Breakers took it to the athletic Storm side, but the Homeside led 27-13 at quarter time.

An ankle injury to Centre Zak Knight did not deter the Storm who continued to pile on the points, dominating the second quarter to lead 54-19 at the halftime break.

A Breakers revival and experimentation with various combinations in the third quarter allowed the margin to narrow to 73-50 at the third quarter break before the Storm ran out winners 99-63.

Jye Barlow lead the scoring with 25, Toby Barlow added 19 and Jordon Pethers and Kaleb Jeffery both scored 13.

The Men then backed up on Sunday morning in Yamba to take on the young Trawlers.

In a scrappy opening half, the Storm led narrowly 17-13 at quarter time and then 45-17 at the break.

Too many scoring options for the Storm pushed the final score out to a 99-44 victory.

Jye Barlow again top scored with 22, Kaleb Jeffery and Toby Barlow added 16 and Jordon Pethers (13pts) and Elwood Bird (12pts) also reached double figures in the big win.

The Storm will host the Byron Bay Beez this Saturday afternoon, with the Women starting at 3:00pm and the Men at 5:00pm.

Both sides will be looking for another win, with the Men being with a number of key players for the clash with 2023 Grand Finalists.