to play a reseries against the Cavalry. However, the Bite won five out of the six games from the Bandits, finishing the Bandits season 8.5 games out of first and one place out of the playoffs. Joshua Roberts finished the season tied first with 30 RBI as well as Chris Mowday finishing tied first in wins with 6. 2011-12 season In October 2011, assistant manager Kevin Jordan was named manager. Brisbane finished the season in a 4-way tie for 3rd, but due to the tie breaking procedure of the ABL, were placed 5th, narrowly missing out on their first postseason. If the Bandits had won one more game in the 2011–12 season, they would have finished 2nd ahead of Melbourne. 2012-13 season The Bandits finished the season with 23 wins and 22 losses. This put them in fourth place by 1.5 games, so they missed the playoffs. 2013-14 season On 14 October 2013, Jay Klein was named General Manager and Shea Maple was named Assistant General Manager. The first game for the Bandits at Holloway field was held on 1 November 2013 against the Adelaide Bite. The Bite won the first game 6-10, however, the Bandits won the other three games of the opening series over the following two days 3–2, 4–0, and 4–3 to win their first series at the new home ground. The Bandits finished the season in last place with a record of 18 wins and 28 losses. 2014-15 season Dave Nilsson was announced as Brisbane Bandits Head Coach for the 2014–15 season. In his second match in charge the Bandits suffered a 23-3 mauling by Adelaide, which he said was one of his heaviest losses as a player or coach. The Bandits would recover to split the opening series with Adelaide and leading into January 2015 were a chance to make the playoffs with a 17–15 win–loss record. Unfortunately the Bandits would win only four of their next 14 matches to fall to a 21–25 win–loss record and miss the playoffs. 2015-16 season Brisbane retained Head Coach Dave Nilsson for the 2015–16 season and recruited Pitching and Third Base Coach Jim Bennett and Assistant and First Base Coach Michael Johns. Brisbane Bandits finished the regular season with a record of 37 wins and 19 losses and earned the right to host the Championship series at AFA Stadium at Holloway Field. In Game 1 of the Championship