TODAY IN THE ABL

Alaska Baseball League

Standings

W L Pct. GB Overall

Goldpanners 29 11 .725 -- 33-11

Oilers 28 13 .683 1 1/2 29-13-1

Miners 26 13 .667 2.5 28-14

Bucs 15 24 .384 13 1/2 19-28-1

AIA 12 28 .300 17 16-28

Glacier Pilots 11 32 .256 19 1/2 14-34

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

Today's Games

Bucs at Fire, 7 p.m.

Oilers at Miners, 6 p.m.

Tuesday's Results

Bucs 6, Goldpanners 0

Goldpanners 8, Bucs 0

Glacier Pilots 3, Oilers 2

Glacier Pilots, Oilers, Game 2, late

Monday's Results

Goldpanners 6, Bucs 5

Glacier Pilots at Oilers, ppd., rain

Fire 10, Miners 4

• The Anchorage Bucs and Fairbanks Goldpanners traded shutouts Tuesday night at Growden Memorial Park in Fairbanks.

The Bucs bageled the Panners 6-0 in the first game of the doubleheader, and the Panners returned the favor, 8-0, in the nightcap.

Anchorage's Eddie Rohan blasted a one-out home run in the sixth inning of the opener, and Chris Serritella went 2 for 4 with three RBIs and one run scored.

Aaron Griffin won, giving up two hits over six innings, striking out five. Jake Dziubczynski lost, giving up six hits and three runs over six innings.

The Panners rebounded behind Chase McDowell's seven-inning two-hitter in the second game.

Fairbanks' Martin Medina rocked a three-run homer and Austin Wooldridge furnished a solo bomb.

• The Anchorage Glacier Pilots used Trevor Hairgrove's walk-off single to beat the Peninsula Oilers 3-2 in nine innings Tuesday in the first game of a doubleheader at Mulcahy Stadium.

With the bases loaded, Hairgrove singled into left field to score Jimmie Pharr. Hairgrove went 3 for 4, scored one run and drove in one.

Justin Kemp won, pitching 2 2/3 innings in the game, scheduled for seven innings. He walked one and struck out four. Josh Corrales absorbed the loss.

ABL Leaders

Through Sunday

Batting

(Minimum 3 plate appearances per team game)

Average -- 1) Bret Schwartz, Miners, .433; 2) Andy Mee, Miners, .377; 3) tie, Pablo Bermudez, Miners, and Mike Tauchman, Goldpanners, .339; 5) Will Watson, Fire, .333; 6) Tyler Ruch, Miners, .327; 7) Wesley Thigpen, Miners, .314; 8) Nick DeBiasse, Miners, .312; 9) Chris Serritella, Bucs, .310; 10) Stephen Piscotty, Oilers, .307.

Runs -- 1) Tyler Grimes, Oilers, 33; 2) tie, Andy Mee, Miners, and Bret Schwartz, Miners, 30.

Hits -- 1) Bret Schwartz, Miners, 58; 2) Andy Mee, Miners, 55; 3) Will Watson, Fire, 44.

Doubles -- 1) Andy Mee, Miners, 16; 2) tie, Trevor Hairgrove, Glacier Pilots, and Nick DeBiasse, Miners, 12.

Triples -- 1) tie, Ernesto Ortiz, Glacier Pilots, and Pablo Bermudez, Miners, 4; 3) tie, Andy Mee, Miners, and Mike Tauchman, Goldpanners, 3.

Home Runs -- 1) Patrick Wisdom, Oilers, 7; 2) Martin Medina, Goldpanners, 4; 3) tie, Trevor Hairgrove, Glacier Pilots, Cody Terry, Fire, Chris Serritella, Bucs, and Jeff Popick, Oilers, 3.

RBIs -- 1) Andy Mee, Miners, 33; 2) Nick DeBiasse, Miners, 26; 3) tie, Patrick Wisdom, Oilers, and Marc Schoch, Fire, 24.

Stolen Bases -- 1) Ryan Gebhart, Oilers, 25; 2) Tyler Grimes, Oilers, 21; 3) Tim Maitland, Glacier Pilots, 15.

Team average -- 1) Miners, .305; 2) Goldpanners, .263; 3) Fire, .259; 4) Oilers, .249; 5) Bucs, .232; 6) Glacier Pilots, .215.

Pitching

(Minimum .9 innings per team game)

Earned run average -- 1) Joe Bircher, Miners, 1.29; 2) Eddie Orozco, Oilers, 1.73; 3) tie, Ryan Cabral, Goldpanners, and Jake Sabol, Oilers, 2.36; 5) Zach White, Bucs, 2.55; 6) Casey Hauptman, Bucs, 2.57; 7) Tyler Bersano, Fire, 2.58; 8) Matt Applegate, Miners, 3.32; 9) Ben Mount, Glacier Pilots, 3.49; 10) Jake Dzuibczynski, Goldpanners, 3.57.

Appearances -- 1) Jorge Marban, Oilers, 19; 2) Liam Baron, Goldpanners, 17; 3) Taylor Garrison, Oilers, 15.

Innings pitched -- 1) Jake Sabol, Oilers, 45.6; 2) Tyler Bersano, Fire, 45.3; 3) Joe Sawicki, Glacier Pilots 43.3.

Strikeouts -- 1) tie, Joe Bircher, Miners, and Ryan Cabral, Goldpanners, 31; 3) tie, Tyler Bersano, Fire, Jorge Marban, Oilers, and Geoffrey Davenport, Miners, 30.

Saves -- 1) Kyle Brule, Goldpanners, 7; 2) Jorge Marban, Oilers, 5; 3) Justin Hopper, Bucs, 4.

Wins -- 1) Tyler Bersano, Fire, 6; 2) tie, Joe Bircher, Miners, and Ryan Cabral, Goldpanners, 5.