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.

The Brisbane Bandits head west this week looking to build momentum and climb the ABL ladder as they open a four-game Round 6 series against the Perth Heat from December 18–20 at NSR Hire Ballpark.

Robbie Perkins, celebrating his 400th career ABL appearance, helped spark a late comeback as the Brisbane Bandits (8-8) surged past the Adelaide Giants (6-9) 8–6 on Thursday night at Viticon Stadium, pulling back to .500 in a momentum-swinging win.

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.

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 return home looking to stabilize after a 3-4 record in their first seven games, marked by less-than-ideal run production and a pitching staff still finding its rhythm. Standing in their way is the Perth Heat, who are 2-4, that has shown flashes of offensive punch and bring several players into the series on impressive streaks. Both clubs are trying to gain early-season footing as they attempt to climb atop the ABL standings.

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.

The Brisbane Bandits travel to Sydney this weekend for a highly anticipated early-season series against the Sydney Blue Sox at Blacktown International Sportspark.

Sydney erupted for 18 runs in the opener before Brisbane’s pitching responded with a combined five-hit shutout in game two, as the teams split Saturday’s doubleheader at Viticon Stadium.

The Brisbane Bandits are proud to announce a new international partnership with the Yokohama DeNA BayStars of Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) league ahead of the 2025/26 Australian Baseball League season.