Miners leading division
AUGUSTA. The Sussex County team remains four games behind the Quebec Capitales, who are No. 1 in the Frontier League standings with a record of 31-8.








More than a third of the way through the 2025 season, the Sussex County Miners are leading the Atlantic Conference East Division with a 27-12 record.
They remain four games behind the Quebec Capitales, who are No. 1 in the Frontier League standings with a record of 31-8.
In a three-game series against the Capitales there this past weekend, the Miners won, 14-5, on Friday, June 20, then lost, 6-0, on Saturday, June 21 and lost, 6-4, on Sunday, June 22.
In their series against the Capitales at home June 13-15, the Miners won the first game, 6-0, then lost the next two, 6-4 and 3-0.
Mahki Backstrom of the Miners was the leading batter in the league with a .377 average as of Friday, June 20.
The Miners’ Gabriel Maciel is tied for second place in the league with Brailyn Marine of the Joliet Slammers. Both have batting averages of .368.
The Miners’ Sean Roby Jr. is in second place for total RBIs this season with 38. Anthony Calarco of the Schaumburg Boomers is No. 1 with 45 RBIs.
Leading pitchers
Miners pitcher Billy Parsons is tied for second place in the league with Anthony Escobar of the Lake Erie Crushers. Both have pitched five wins.
Tied for No. 1 with six wins are pitchers Brodie Cooper Vassalakis and Cleiverth Perez, both of the Capitales.
Miners left-handed pitcher Mike Reagan is second in the league with 46 strikeouts behind Cole Cook of the Boomers with 55.
Coming up on the Miners’ schedule is a three-game series against the ValleyCats (22-12) at home June 27-29, then a three-game series on the road against the New York Boulders (16-18) on July 1-3.
The Miners will play home games against the Ottawa Titans (11-24) on July 4-6.
The Miners will host a car show starting at 3 p.m. Friday, June 27. Free admission for fans.
Registration costs $20 per car. To register a car, send email to ryan@scminers.com
Before the game July 4, the Miners will hold a “Hometown Heroes” parade, honoring veterans, first-responders and local volunteers. Fireworks will follow the games July 4 and 5.