The Roller Hawks travel to Adelaide this weekend to take on the Thunder after winning all three games against the Spinning Bullets in Brisbane.
Stibners was brilliant across all three games, averaging close to a triple double, although he's critical of his shooting performance in Sunday's game.
The Roller Hawks will need everyone on their game in the coming weeks as they take on Perth and Kilsyth, last year's grand finalists, in the final rounds of the regular season.
Kilsyth and Perth also swept their opponents on the weekend to move into second and third respectively with Kilsyth in particular hot on the heels of Wollongong with games in hand.
"We're certainly not getting ahead of ourselves. We might be on top of the table but we do play the two strongest teams in the comp in the last two rounds," says coach Brendan Dowler.
Before Wollongong face either Kilsyth or Perth they must first overcome Adelaide who have faced a tough initiation in their return to the NWBL.
"We're notorious for playing down to teams so we'll win but it's how we'll win... it's putting those processes in place and sticking to them," says Stibners.
Although the Roller Hawks should win comfortably, Dowler says there's a lot to be taken out of the games.
The Roller Hawks' next home fixtures are against Perth from July 7-9.