Adelaide completed a doubleheader sweep of Brisbane on Saturday night at Viticon Stadium, winning the opener 9-2 before rallying late to edge the Bandits 6-5 in the nightcap.

Jose Colmenares homered three times and drove in five runs as the Adelaide Giants (15-16) erupted for seven home runs in a 15-2 rout of the Brisbane Bandits (13-19) on Thursday night at Viticon Stadium.

Michael Campbell’s go-ahead homer in the eighth inning of the opener ignited the Sydney Blue Sox, who carried that momentum into a strong offensive showing in the nightcap to sweep a doubleheader from the Brisbane Bandits on Saturday at Viticon Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits (11-13) scored six unanswered runs after a four-run first inning by the Sydney Blue Sox (16-8) and rallied to a 6-4 win Thursday night at Viticon Stadium.

Kamdyn Perry allowed just two hits over six scoreless innings and the Brisbane Bandits backed him with three home runs in an 11-0 shutout of the Perth Heat and his first ABL career win on Friday night at NSR Hire Ballpark.

Adelaide (8-10) and Brisbane (9-10) split a Saturday doubleheader at Viticon Stadium, with the Giants erupting late for a lopsided win in the opener before the Bandits’ bats responded in emphatic fashion to take the nightcap.

A six-run fifth inning turned the game on its head and propelled the Adelaide Giants to a 9–7 win over the Brisbane Bandits on Thursday night at Viticon Stadium, opening the series with a decisive offensive surge and timely relief pitching.

The Brisbane Bandits are set to host the Adelaide Giants in a pivotal Round 5 series at Viticon Stadium, with both clubs battling for sole possession of second place in the Australian Baseball League.

The Brisbane Bandits (7-8) built an early lead, survived a six-run fifth inning, and used a pair of late multi-run frames to outlast the Adelaide Giants (6-7) 11–8 on Sunday afternoon, securing a series split and maintaining second place in the ABL standings.

The Bandits kicked off the doubleheader in style, grinding out a hard-fought win at Dicolor Australia Stadium.

Adelaide used timely hitting and dominant pitching to hand the Brisbane Bandits a 6–1 loss on Friday night, opening their series with a controlled performance at Dicolor Australia Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits hit the road this week for a critical Round 4 clash with the Adelaide Giants at Dicolor Australia Stadium, as both clubs seek stability and a long-overdue winning streak approaching the season’s midpoint.

Perth’s (4–6) bats stayed hot and an explosive 11-run ninth inning helped the Heat pull away from the Brisbane Bandits (5–6) for an 18–3 win on Sunday afternoon in the first game of a doubleheader at Viticon Stadium.

Strong pitching carried Brisbane to a tight win in the opener before Perth answered with a relentless offensive outburst in Game 2, forcing a doubleheader split Saturday at Viticon Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits (4-4) walk off the Perth Heat (2-5) 10-9, courtesy of Geroge Callil, in a back-and-forth slugfest Friday at Viticon Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits (3-4) and Sydney Blue Sox (4-3) split the doubleheader and round 2 series overall with Brisbane winning game one, 5-2 and Sydney winning the second game 8-1 on Saturday afternoon at Blacktown International Sportspark.

What had been a tight, low-scoring contest for most of the night turned into a Brisbane Bandits surge, as a five-run ninth inning sealed a 9–2 win over the Sydney Blue Sox on Friday at Blacktown International Sportspark.

Robbie Perkins became the Australian Baseball League’s standalone No. 4 all-time hits leader with a four-hit performance Thursday night, but the Brisbane Bandits couldn’t keep pace with the Sydney Blue Sox in an 11–1 loss at Blacktown International Sportspark Thursday night.