Overview
The first World series tournament was held in September 1975 in St. Paul Minnesota. The final score of the championship game of that first World Series was the St. Paul Gorillas 39 – Phoenix Outlaws 27.
The National Beep Baseball Association (NBBA) organization was initially established in January 1976 In Chicago. The first President of the NBBA was Bill Gibney from Phoenix Arizona.
Champions of the League
The reigning champions are the Indy Edge. They won their first World Series in 2022. Previously, the Indy Thunder team held the championship for four years. Only the Austin Blackhawks from Austin Texas has reigned as champions for 7 years consecutively and the True Site team from Albuquerque, New Mexico for 6 years straight.
Founding Fathers of Beep Baseball
The founding fathers, known as “The Dirty Dozen,” who met in January 1976 in Chicago Illinois, to develop what is now the NBBA, were made up of a few of the following people:
- John Ross (Father of Beep Baseball), Minnesota
- Charlie Lawrence, Topeka Kansas
- Jim Quinn (the Ted Williams of Beep baseball), Minnesota
- Ed Bradley, Houston Texas
- Bill Gibney, Phoenix Arizona
Hall Of Fame
The spectacular achievement for someone being inducted to a sports Hall of Fame is not forgotten in the game of beep baseball. Take a moment and review all the names listed below and reflect on the memories and stories that you hear while attending a World Series.
Inaugural Class of 1999
Non Competitors
Charlie Fairbanks, Telephone Pioneer (Inventor of beep ball)
Vern Grimes, Telephone Pioneer
Pitchers
Rey Serna; Top catcher Bill McLain
Kevin Sibson; Top catchers
Jim Wolfe, Dave Cook, Ken Whittier & Keith McKinzie
Players
Jim Quinn
John Ross
Ray Marshall
Bill Gibney
Denny Huberty
Jim Mastro
Ed “Doc” Bradley
Class of 2000
Players
Vincent Blaise
John Parker
Class of 2001
Players
Ernie Cook
Ben Meier
Class of 2002
Player
Wayne Sibson
Class of 2003-2005
No Inductees for these years
Class of 2006
Player
Kerry Kuck
Class of 2007
Pitcher
Frank Mathenia
Non Competitor Early NBBA Official
Kathy Quinn
Class of 2008
No Inductee for this year
Class of 2009
Player
Eric Mazareigos
Class of 2010
Player
Danny Foppiano
Class of 2010
No Inductee for this year
Class of 2011
Players
Ron Brown
Roy Eubanks
Lupe Perez
Karen Windell-Zabel
Pitcher
Tim Hibner; Top catchers Bill Johnson & Dan Greene Jr.
Spotters
Chris Hunsucker & Mark Masterson, West Coast Dawgs
Class of 2012
No Inductee for this year
Class of 2013
Players
Doug Biggins
Jerry Windell
Class of 2014
No Inductee for this year
Class of 2015
Players
Marty Skutnik
Wilbert Turner
Leonard Williams
Class of 2016
Players
Greg Gontaryk
Dewayne Sparks
Mike Sparks
Clinton Woodard
Spotter
Jo Ann Zynsky
Class of 2017
Players
Michael Finn, Austin Blackhawks
Mike McGlashon, Chicago Comets
Class of 2018
Players
Joseph Smolka
James Michaels
Class of 2019
Players
David Smolka
Pitchers
Leo Lin
Nick Lopez
Jared Woodard
Class of 2021
Players
Johnny Guzman
Sal Guzman
Deb Brummer
Kevin Burton
Robert Weigand
Steve Stambaugh
Field Spotters
Glen Hopkins
Dale Bigger
Jim Quinn Award
The Jim Quinn Award is given annually to recognize a person for their outstanding dedication to helping the sport of beep baseball.
As one of the founders of the NBBA, Jim Quinn was considered one of the best players in the history of the NBBA. Known as the “Ted Williams” of beep baseball, Mr. Quinn was a powerful hitter and an all around good athlete.
More importantly, Jim Quinn was the embodiment of the NBBA goal of enabling those who are blind or sight impaired to reach their full potential through participation in athletic competition. Jim Quinn’s life is a model for all of us.
World Series
| Year | Location | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Beaumont, Texas | ||
| 2021 | Wichita, Kansas | ||
| 2019 | Tulsa, Oklahoma | ||
| 2018 | Eau Claire, Wisconsin | ||
| 2017 | West Palm Beach, Florida | ||
| 2016 | Ames, Iowa | ||
| 2015 | Rochester, New York | ||
| 2014 | Rochester, Minnesota | ||
| 2013 | Columbus, Georgia | ||
| 2012 | Ames, Iowa | ||
| 2011 | Indianapolis, Indiana | ||
| 2010 | Rochester, Minnesota | ||
| 2009 | Stockton, California | ||
| 2008 | Houston, Texas | ||
| 2007 | Rochester, Minnesota | ||
| 2006 | Strongsville, Ohio | ||
| 2005 | Houston, Texas | ||
| 2004 | Columbus, Ohio | ||
| 2003 | Littleton, Colorado | ||
| 2002 | Glenview, Illinois | ||
| 2001 | Strongsville, Ohio | ||
| 2000 | Taipei, Taiwan | ||
| 1999 | Sacramento, California | ||
| 1998 | Midwest City, Oklahoma | ||
| 1997 | Topeka, Kansas | ||
| 1996 | Austin, Texas | ||
| 1995 | Denver, Colorado | ||
| 1994 | Fort Lauderdale, Florida | ||
| 1993 | Austin, Texas | ||
| 1992 | St. Louis Park, Minnesota | ||
| 1991 | Houston, Texas | ||
| 1990 | Chicago, Illinois | ||
| 1989 | Topeka, Kansas | ||
| 1988 | Austin, Texas | ||
| 1987 | Ithaca, New York | ||
| 1986 | Palo Alto, California | ||
| 1985 | St. Louis Park, Minnesota | ||
| 1984 | Albuquerque, New Mexico | ||
| 1983 | St. Louis Park, Minnesota | ||
| 1982 | Minneapolis, Minnesota | ||
| 1981 | Houston, Texas | ||
| 1980 | Arlington, Texas | ||
| 1979 | Wichita, Kansas | ||
| 1978 | Phoenix, Arizona | ||
| 1977 | Lawrence, Kansas | ||
| 1976 | St. Paul, Minnesota |
2021 All Tournament Teams
Location: Wichita, Kansas Dates: July 25 – August 1, 2021
Offense All Tournament Team
- MVP: Corey White (Indy Thunder) 0.793
- David Smith (San Antonio Jets) 0.686
- Nick Mulherin (Indy Edge) 0.625
- Tyler Cashman (New Jersey Titans) 0.581
- Marvin Morgan (USA Legends) 0.576
- Corion White (Indy Thunder) 0.567
Ray Marshall Defense All Tournament Team
- MVP: Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) 7.833
- Evan Van Duyne (Minnesota Millers) 6.667
- Zach Arambula (San Antonio Jets) 6.000
- Justin Holland (Atlanta Chaos) 5.250
- Nick Mulherin (Indy Edge) 5.250
2019 All Tournament Teams
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Dates: July 28 – August 4, 2019
Offense All Tournament Team
- MVP: Kyle Lewis (Indy Thunder) 0.810
- Corion White (Indy Thunder) .793
- Nick Mulherin (Indy Edge) .781
- Shawn Devenish (Boston Renegades) .717
- Zach Arambula (San Antonio Jets) .711
- Christian Thaxton (Boston Renegades) .706
Ray Marshall Defense All Tournament Team
- MVP: Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) 6.167
- Isaiah Wilcox (San Antonio Jets) 4.800
- Mike Coughlin (Philly Fire) 4.625
- Evan Van Duyne (Minnesota Millers) 4.429
- Dariuhs Sterling (Austin Blackhawks) 4.250
- Yu-Ting Kuo (Bayou City Heat) 4.000
2018 All Tournament Teams
Location: Eau Claire, Wisconsin Dates: July 29 – August 5, 2018
Offense All Tournament Team
- MVP: Nick Mulherin (Indy Edge) .706
- Zach Buhler (Indy Thunder) .694
- Yu-Ting Kuo (Taiwan) .677
- (tie) Danny Foppiano (Indy Edge) .667
- (tie) Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) .667
- Zach Arambula (San Antonio) .615
Ray Marshall Defense All Tournament Team
- MVP: Blake Boudreaux (Bayou City) 6.375 Average Putouts per game
- Carnell Walker (St. Louis) 5.778 Average Putouts per game
- Isaiah Wilcox (San Antonio) 5.500 Average Putouts per game
- Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) 5.250 Average Putouts per game
- Evan Van Duyne (Minnesota) 5.222 Average Putouts per game
- Randy George (New Jersey) 5.000 Average Putouts per game
2017 All Tournament Teams
Dates: July 23 – July 29, 2017 Location: West Palm Beach, Florida
Offense
- MVP: Christian Thaxton (Boston) 0.897
- Brandon Chesser (Austin Blackhawks) .750
- Lupe Perez (Indy Edge) .733
- Gerald Dycus (Indy Thunder) .704
- Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) .692
- Cory White (Indy Thunder) .667
Defense
- MVP: Isaiah Wilcox (San Antonio) 5.714
- Tim Chappell (Tyler) 5.222
- Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) 4.900
- Ethan Johnston (Colorado) 4.667
- Carnell Walker (St. Louis) 4.333
- Andrew Bernet (BCS) 3.857
2016 All Tournament Teams
Dates: July 24 – July 30, 2016 Location: Ames, Iowa
Offense
- MVP: Tanner Gers (Bayou City) 0.700
- Kyle Lewis (Indy Thunder) .680
- Gerald Dycus (Indy Thunder) .676
- Christian Thaxton (Boston) .651
- Jacory Wiley (Bayou City) .630
- Zach Bulher (Indy Thunder) .613
Defense
- MVP: Isaiah Wilcox (Atlanta) 6.625
- Ethan Johnston (Colorado) 5.444
- Eric Mazariegos (Austin) 5.000
- Danny Foppiano (Indy Edge) 4.750
- Andrew Bernet (Lonestar) 4.750
- Evan Van Duyne (Minnesota) 4.600
2015 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 26 – August 3, 2015 Location: Rochester, New York
Offense
- MVP: Ching-Kai Chen (Taiwan Homerun) 0.829
- Tanner Gers (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 0.809
- Mike Finn (Austin Blackhawks) 0.733
- Christian Thaxton (Boston Renegades) 0.719
- Demeil Wright (RHI X-Treme) 0.708
- Wen Shen Chiu (Taiwan Homerun) 0.691
Defense
- MVP: Eric Mazariegos (Austin Blackhawks) 5.833
- Danny Foppiano (RHI X-Treme) 5.167
- Isaiah Wilcox (Atlanta Georgia) 4.667
- Ethan Johnston (Colorado Storm) 4.625
- Tim Chapell (Columbus Midnight Stars) 4.375
- Richie Schultz (Chicago Comets) 3.625
2014 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 3 – 10, 2014 Location: Rochester, Minnesota
Offense
- MVP: Lupe Perez (Austin Blackhawks) 0.778
- Tanner Gers (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 0.750
- Mike Finn (Austin Blackhawks) 0.739
- Zac Arambula (Austin Blackhawks) 0.679
- Joe McCormick (Boston Renegades) 0.600
- Darryl Minor (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 0.556
Defense
- MVP: Isaiah Wilcox (Atlanta Eclipse) 7.333
- Andrew Bernet (Lonestar Roadrunners) 6.00
- Andrew Greene (Southwest Slammers) 5.750
- TJ Beasley (Athens Timberwolves) 5.571
- Jonathan Akin (Wichita Sonics) 5.444
- Evan Van Duyne (Minnesota Millers) 5.375
2013 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 28 – August 4, 2013 Location: Columbus, Georgia
Offense
- MVP: Tanner Gers, (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 0.756
- Ching-Kai Chen (Taiwan Homerun) 0.676
- Seth Clark (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 0.652
- Zac Arambula (Austin Blackhawks) 0.641
- Tim Chapell (Columbus Midnight Stars) 0.636
- Ethan Johnston (Colorado Storm) 0.600
Defense
- MVP: Tim Chapell (Columbus Midnight Stars) 6.500
- Dave Benney (Indy Thunder) 5.875
- Guy Zuccarillo (Boston Renegades) 5.125
- Andrew Greene (Southwest Slammers) 5.00
- Ching-Kai Chen (Taiwan Homerun) 4.875
- Eric Mazariegos (Austin Blackhawks) 4.857
2012 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 22 – 29, 2012 Location: Ames Iowa
Offense
- MVP: Darryl Minor, (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 0.732
- John Kibodeaux (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 0.707
- John Parker (Colorado Storm) 0.700
- Kent Ku (Taiwan Homerun) 0.689
- Mike Finn (Austin Blackhawks) 0.675
- Danny Foppiano (Austin Blackhawks) 0.667
2011 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 2-6, 2011 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Offense
- MVP: Tanner Gers (Bayou City Heat, Houston) .667
- Steve Lyles (Colorado Storm) .586
- Seth Clark (Bayou City Heat, Houston) .578
- Jen-Jang Chang (Taiwan Homerun) .571
- Mariano Reynoso (Austin Blackhawks) .556
- Daryl Minor (Bayou City Heat, Houston) .545
Defense
- MVP: Yu-Ting Kuo (Taiwan Homerun) 5.75
- Greg Gontaryk (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 5.667
- Justen Cantan (Boston Renegades) 5.571
- Bobby Lakey (Austin Blackhawks) 5.429
- Stanley Griffin (Cleveland Scrappers) 5.375
- Clint Woodard (RHI Extreme) 5.250
2010 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 3-7, 2010 Location: Rochester, Minnesota
Offense
- MVP: Lupe Perez (West Coast Dawgs) .684
- Warren Richardson (Chicago Comets) .659
- Wen-Shen Chiu (Taiwan Homerun) .623
- Giovanni Francese (Chicago Comets) .618
- Brett Sanders (Kansas All-Stars) .600
- Chen-Kuang Wang (Taiwan Homerun) .591
Defense
- MVP: Esubalew Johnston (Colorado Storm) 6.333
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast Dawgs) 6.143
- Nim Novakovic, (Carolina Pride) 6.000
- Clint Woodard (Kansas All-Stars) 6.000
- Bobby Lakey, (Lonestar Roadrunners) 5.500
- Greg Roberts (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 5.000
2009 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 28 – August 1, 2009 Location: Stockton, California
Offense
- MVP: Zach Arambula (Austin Blackhawks) .756
- Lupe Perez (West Coast Dawgs) .714
- Mike Finn (West Coast Dawgs) .714
- Steve Michaels (Indy Thunder) .708
- John Kibodeaux (Bayou City Heat, Houston) .689
- Demille Wright (Kansas AllStars) .643
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast Dawgs) .630
Defense
- MVP: Bobby Lakey (Bayou City Heat, Houston) 4.77
- Dan Greene (Southwest Slammers) 4.75
- Axel Cox (Austin Blackhawks) 3.75
- E.J. Ford (Wichita Sonics) 3.714
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast Dawgs) 3.714
- Wen-Shen Chiu (Taiwan Homerun) 3.62
- Dino Vasile (Boston Renegades) 3.6
2008 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 30 – August 2, 2008 Location: Houston, Texas
Offense
- MVP: Giovanni Francese (Chicago Comets) .724
- Elexis Gillette (West Coast Dawgs
- Chance Cranford (West Coast Dawgs) .688
- Lupe Perez (West coast Dawgs) .676
- Tanner Gers (Colorado Storm) .676
- John Kibodeaux (Bayou City Heat, Houston) .667
- Alex Gonzales (Bayou City Heat, Houston) .658
Defense
- MVP: Frank Guerra (Long Island Bombers) 8.00
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast Dawgs) 6.167
- Greg Gontaryk (Pennsylvania Wolfpack) 5.375
- Danny Foppiano (Kansas AllStars) 4.429
- Mike Grunze (Chicago Comets) 3.571
- Husani Hill (Stockton Stingrays) 3.571
- Axel Cox (Austin Blackhawks) 3.333
2007 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 1-4, 2007 Location: Rochester, Minnesota
Offense
- MVP: Rob Weigand, Columbus Vipers
- Chad Sumner, Kansas All Stars
- Chance Cranford, West Coast Dawgs
- Andrew DeAvila, Austin Blackhawks
- Luis Marquez, Boston Renegades
- Mike Finn, West Coast Dawgs
Defense
- MVP: Dave Benny, Indy Thunder
- Eric Mazariegos, Kansas All-Stars
- Greg Gontaryk, Pennsylvania Wolfpack
- Frank Guerra, Long Island Bombers
- John Kebodeaux, Bayou City Heat
- Mike Grunze, Chicago Comets
2006 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 1-5, 2006 Location: Strongsville, Ohio
Offense
- MVP: Wen-Shen Chiu (Taiwan Homerun) .750
- MVP: Chance Cranford (West Coast Dawgs) .750
- Craig Cotton (Austin Blackhawks) .732
- Chin-Cheih Lai (Taiwan Homerun) .719
- John Kebodeau (Bayou City Heat) .711
- JenJang Chang (Taiwan Homerun) .710
Defense
- MVP: Adam Rodenbeck (Austin Blackhawks) 5.25
- Dave Benney (Indy Thunder) 4.67
- Michael Grunze (Chicago Comets) 4.22
- Greg Gontaryk (Pennsylvania Wolfpack) 4.14
- Jeff Dell (Cleveland Scrappers) 3.75
- Darren Black (Boston Renegades) 3.71
2005 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 27-30, 2005 Location: Houston, Texas
Offense
- MVP: Jen-Jang, Chang (Taichung County) 0.629
- Darryl Minor (Bayou City Heat) 0.611
- Doug Biggins (Kansas All-Stars) 0.596
- John Keabodeaux (Bayou City Heat) 0.595
- Eric Mazariegos (Kansas All-Stars) 0.574
- John Parker (Kansas All-Stars) 0.543
Defense
- MVP: Frank Guerra (Long Island Bombers) 7.571
- Greg Gontaryk (Columbus Vipers) 6.429
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluffs) 6.400
- Jeff Dell (Cleveland Scrappers) 5.833
- Bobby Lakey (Bayou City Heat) 5.571
- Jose Martinez (Chicago Comets) 5.500
2004 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 4-7, 2004 Location: Columbus, Ohio
Offense
- MVP- Darryl Minor (Bayou City) .625
- Wang Chen Kuang (Taiwan) .606
- Mike Dell (Cleveland) .594
- Craig Cotton (Austin) .586
- Chou Chih Chung (Taiwan) .571
- Chance Cranford (Bayou City) .556
Defense
- MVP- Frank Guerra (Long Island Bombers) 7.429
- Juan Hernandez (Chicago Comet) 6.5
- Dave Benny (Indy Thunder) 6.5
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluffs) 6.0
- Jeff Dell (Cleveland) 5.143
- Keith Edgerton (Tyler) 5.0
- Neal McDonald (Oklahoma City) 5.0
2003 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 30 – August 2, 2003 Location: Littleton, Colorado
Offense
- MVP- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast).765
- Mike Dell (Cleveland).630
- Craig Cotton (Austin).550
- David Smolka (Chicago Comets).550
- Darryl Minor (Bayou City).531
- Scott Hudson (Oklahoma City).500
- Glen Permar (West Coast).500
- Devin Nance (Oklahoma City).500
Defense
- MVP- Greg Gontaryk (Columbus) 8.0
- Steve Stambaugh (Kansas)7.5
- Darren Black (Boston)6.2
- Jeff Dell (Cleveland)6.0
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluffs)5.4
- Mike Sparks (Austin)4.6
2002 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: July 31 – August 3, 2002 Location: glenview, Illinois
Offense
- MVP Frank Facio (Oklahoma City).744
- Lupe Perez(Austin).710
- John Kebodeaux(Bayou City).686
- Mike Sparks(Austin).676
- Rob Weigand(OKC Bombers).643
- Darryl Minor (Bayou City).642
- Sam McKinzie (Austin).636
Defense
- MVP Steve Stambaugh(Kansas)5.00
- Hsin Hung Lin (Taipei)4.60
- Dave Benny (Indy)4.57
- Jim Hughes (Long Island)4.00
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast)3.83
- Kerry Kuck (Oklahoma City)3.8
- Chen Lu Ching (Tamkang)3.71
2001 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 1-4, 2001br> Location: Strongsville, Ohio
Offense
- MVP Benny Meier(OKC).840
- Daryl Minor(Bayou City).778
- Marty Skutnik(Cleveland).694
- John Kebodeaux(Bayou City).692
- John Parker(Kansas).667
- Sherlock Washington(OKC).658
- Frank Facio(OKC).651
Defense
- MVP: Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) 6.67
- Steve Stambaugh (Kansas) 5.78
- Dave Benny (Chicago) 5.0
- Lu Ching Chen (Taiwan) 4.5
- Bobby Lakey (Lone Star) 3.83
- Phil Traylor (Tyler) 3.63
- Roy Eubanks (Lone Star) 3.33
2000 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 2-5, 2000 Location: Taipei, Taiwan
Offense
- MVP: Neil McDonald (West Coast) .677
- Shin-Hung Lin (Taipei) .647
- Frank Facio (Fast Star) .615
- Doug Biggins (Kansas) .583
- Mike Sparks (Austin) .581
- Kevin Burton (Columbus) .463
- Dale Alton (Rocky Mountain) .440
- Cheng-Pao Sung (Condor) .423
Defense
- MVP: Shin-Hung Lin (Taipei) 7.2
- Steve Stambaugh (Kansas) 7.1
- Chris Wu (Hunter) 5.6
- Ernest Cook (Austin) 4.7
- Lu-Ching Chen (Condor) 4.6
- Ron Watson (Rocky Mountain) 4.0
- Eric Mazariegos (Wes Coast) 4.0
- Benny Meier (Fastar) 3.4
- Leonard Williams (Cleveland) 3.4
- Kevin Burton (Columbus) 3.4
1999 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 3-7, 1999 Location: Sacramento, California
Offense
- MVP: Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) .794
- John Parker (Topeka) .788
- Geoff Stevens (Austin) .683
- Joe Smolka (Fastar) .675
- Bill Young (Houston) .656
- Doug Biggins (Topeka) .656
- David Allstat Jr. (OKC) .654
- Ron Watson (Rocky Mountain) .654
Defense
- MVP: Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) 6.17
- Kevin Burton (Columbus) 5.8
- Clint Woodard (LoneStar) 4.17
- Shih-hung Lin (Taipei) 3.8
- Neal McDonald (West Coast) 3.67
- Ernest Cook (Austin) 3.5
- Darryl Minor (Houston) 3.43
- Benny Meier (Fastar) 3.4
- Leonard Williams (Cleveland) 3.4
- Kevin Burton (Columbus) 3.4
1998 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 5-8, 1998 Location: Midwest City, Oklahoma
Offense
- MVP: Roy Eubanks (Lonestar) .800
- MVP: Lupe Perez (Austin) .800
- Dale Alton (Rocky Mountain) .780
- Wayne Sibson (Austin) .735
- Mike Sparks (Austin) .714
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) .711
- Steve Stambaugh (Wichita) .710
- Guan-wu Chen (Taipei) .684
Defense
- MVP: Kevin Burton (Columbus) 5.78
- Leonard Williams (Cleveland) 4.80
- Clint Woodard (Rocky Mountain) 4.67
- Shin-hung Lin (Taipei) 4.00
- Rob Weigand (Columbus) 3.89
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) 3.75
- DeWayne Sparks (Austin) 3.43
1997 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 6-9, 1997 Location: Topeka, Kansas
Offense
- MVP: Darryl Minor (Houston) .786
- Kevin Burton (Columbus) .733
- Lupe Perez (Austin) .694
- Scott Hudson (Lonestar) .650
- Wayne Sibson (Austin) .643
- David Altstatt Jr. (OKC) .640
- Cedric Crawford (Tyler) .611
Defense
- MVP: Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) 7.43
- Manny Howard (Tyler) 4.86
- Leonard Williams (Cleveland) 4.83
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluff) 4.50
- Rob Weigand (Cleveland) 3.50
- Ernest Cook (Austin) 3.43
- Ron Watson (Wichita) 3.33
1996 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 5-10, 1996 Location: Austin, Texas
Offense
- MVP: John Parker (Wichita) .878
- Dan Greene (Chicago Bluff) .837
- Lupe Perez (Austin) .825
- Michael Garrett (Houston) .814
- John Novotny (Denver) .750
- Mike Sparks (Austin) .744
- Chris Distefano (Chicago Bluff) .743
Defense
- MVP: Sal Guzman (Austin) 4.57
- Anita Shorb (Denver) 3.00
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) 2.67
- Manny Howard (Tyler) 2.67
- Devon Nance (Ft Worth) 2.63
- Benny Meier (OKC) 2.57
1995 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 9-12, 1995 Location: Denver, Colorado
Offense
- MVP: Ernest Cook (Austin) .683
- Larry Williams (VIAA) .667
- Roy Eubanks (Ft Worth) .661
- Devon Nance (Ft Worth) .647
- John Novotny (Denver) .636
- Mike Finn (West Coast) .633
- John Parker (Wichita) .622
Defense
- MVP: Larry Williams (VIAA) 5.67
- MVP: Wilbert Turner (Cleveland) 5.67
- Ray Marshall (Chicago Cobras) 5.33
- Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) 4.29
- Neal McDonald (West Coast) 4.00
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluffs) 3.83
1994 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 10-13, 1994 Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Offense
- MVP: Eric Mazariegos (West Coast) .778
- Sal Guzman (Austin) .714
- Mike Sparks (Austin) .688
- Don Thornton (OKC) .688
- Ron Whaley (OKC) .667
- Mike McGlashon (Chicago Cobras) .657
- Lupe Perez (Austin) .656
Defense
- MVP: Ron Watson (Denver) 34
- Jim Nottingham (Topeka) 30
- Benny Meier (OKC) 29
- Ray Marshall (Phoenix) 25
- Chris Distefano (Chicago Cobras) 23
- Bobby Lakey (Ft Worth) 20
- Wilbert Turner (Cleveland) 19
1993 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 9-15, 1993 Location: Austin, Texas
Offense
- MVP: Steve Stambaugh (Wichita) .854
- Geoff Stevens (Austin) .824
- Chris Bowes (Tvs) .810
- John Parker (Topeka) .804
- Don Thornton (OKC) .784
- Mike Sparks (Austin) .764
- Scott Hudson (Ft Worth) .753
Defense
- MVP: Juan Moran (Houston) 34
- Karen Windell (Windy City) 32
- Devon Nance (Ft Worth) 30
- Eric Mazariegos (Sacramento) 26
- Benny Meier (OKC) 25
- Steve Stambaugh (Wichita) 25
- Larry Williams (Chicago Cobras) 25
1992 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 19-22 Location: St. Louis Park, Minnesota
Offense
- MVP: Steve Stambaugh (Wichita) .786
- David Altstatt (OKC) .764
- Marvin Aldridge (Chicago Insight) .737
- Guy McRobert (Austin) .719
- Roy Eubanks (Ft Worth) .719
- Don Thornton (OKC) .714
- Marty Skutnik (Cleveland) .694
Defense
- MVP: Ernest Cook (Austin) 39
- Larry Williams (Chicago Cobras) 35
- Eric Mazariegos (East Bay) 32
- Benny Meier (OKC) 27
- Duane Mitchell (Minneapolis) 26
- John Parker (Topeka) 25
- Marty Skutnik (Cleveland) 24
- Dave Svoboda (Wichita) 24
- Greg Gontaryk (OKC) 24
1991 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 12-17, 1991 Location: Houston, Texas
Offense
- MVP: Roy Eubanks (Ft Worth)
- Benny Meier (OKC)
- Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
- Sam McKenzie (Ft Worth)
- Robert Davis (Phoenix)
- John Parker (Topeka)
- Larry Williams (Chicago Bluffs)
Defense
- MVP: Karen Windell (Indianapolis)
- Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
- Juan Moran (Houston B)
- Benny Meier (OKC)
- Ernest Cook (Austin)
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluff)
- Marvin Aldridge (Chicago Insight)
1990 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 20-25, 1990 Location: Chicago, Illinois
Offense
- MVP: Dave Smolka (Chicago Bluff) .795
- Ron Brown (Indianapolis) .794
- Ron Whaley (OKC) .793
- Danny Foppiano (Albuquerque) .750
- Lee Rodriguez (Houston) .740
- Shawn Burke (Topeka) .733
- Charles Bolden (Austin) .725
- John Parker (Topeka) .724
Defense
- MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque) 67
- Karen Windell (Indianapolis) 46
- Vinnie Blaise (Phoenix)
- Juan Moran (Houston B)
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluff)
- Joe Smolka (Chicago Insight)
- Ronnell Robinson (Chicago Bluff)
1989 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 21-26, 1989 Location: Topeka, Kansas
Offense
- MVP: Danny Foppiano (Albuquerque)
- Jim Mastro (Minnesota BSF)
- Gator Bolden (Austin)
- Sal Guzman (Fort Worth)
- Scott Hudson (Fort Worth)
- Mike Otero (Albuquerque)
- Johnny Guzman (East Bay)
Defense
- MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
- Juan Moran (Houston)
- Vinnie Blaise (Phoenix)
- Karen Windell (Indianapolis)
- Wayne Sibson (Austin)
- Dwayne Mitchell (Minneapolis)
- Mary Muellner (Minneapolis)
1988 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 16-20, 1988 Location: Austin, Texas
Offense
- MVP: Roy Eubanks (Fort Worth)
- Sal Guzman (Austin)
- Wayne Sibson (Austin)
- Johnny Guzman (East Bay)
- Greg Gontaryk (Philladelphia Warriors)
- James Watts (East Bay)
- Ernest Cook (Austin)
Defense
- MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
- Juan Moran (Houston)
- Dwayne Mitchell (Chicago Insight)
- Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluff)
- Vincent Blaise (Phoenix)
- Larry Lorenzo (El Paso)
- Bob Harris (Chicago Insight)
1987 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 11-15, 1987 Location: Ithaca, new York
- MVP: Juan Moran (Houston)
- Bill Belew (North Bay)
- Ed Bradley (Houston)
- Sal Guzman (Austin)
- David Jackson (North Bay)
- Terry Juvinall (Albuquerque)
- Morris Lopez (Albuquerque)
- Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
1986 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 18-23, 1986 Location: Standford University, Palo Alto California
- MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
- Bill Belew (North Bay)
- Bill Gibney (Phoenix)
- Johnny Guzman (East Bay)
- James Watts (East Bay)
- Kymi Watts (East Bay)
- Joe Whiel
- Jerry Windell (Albuquerque)
- Winford Haynes (Albuquerque)
1985 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 21-24, 1985 Location: St. Louis Park, Minnesota
- MVP: Bill Belew (North Bay)
- Greg Gontaryk (Philadelphia Warriors)
- Randy Stalcup (Wichita)
- Gordon Legge
- Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
- Bill Gibney (Phoenix)
- Scott Hudson (Fort Worth)
- Bob DeYoung (Chicago)
- Tony Charley
1984 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 16-18, 1984 Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
- Tournament MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque Tru Sight)
- Jim Mastro (Fort Worth)
- Ben Meier (Oklahoma City Bombers)
- Roy Eubanks (Fort Worth)
- Robert DeYoung (Chicago Bluffs)
- Winford Haynes (El Paso Dust Devils)
- Harold Rhim (Indianapolis Rebels)
1983 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 25-27, 1983 Location: Saint Louis Park, Minnesota
- MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque Tru Sight)
- Jim Mastro (Fort Worth)
- Ben Meier (Oklahoma City Bombers)
- Ed “Doc” Bradley (Houston)
- Terry Juvinal (Albuquerque Tru Sight)
- Roy Eubanks (Fort Worth)
- John Ross (Minnesota BSF)
- Denny Huberty (Minnesota BSF)
- Lenny Decker (Minnesota BSF)
1982 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: August 26-28, 1982 Location: Minneapolis, Minesota
- MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque)
- Jerry Burns (Fort Worth)
- Jim Mastro (Fort Worth)
- Earl Moore (Minneapolis)
- Ed Bradley (Houston)
- David Greer (Wichita)
- Ron Smith (Little Rock)
1981 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: September 18-20, 1981 Location: Houston, Texas
- Tournament MVP: Johnny Guzman (Dallas Bandits)
- Offensive MVP: Terry Juvinal (Albuquerque Tru Sight)
- Defensive MVP: Ray marshall (Albuquerque Tru Sight)
- Jim Maraga (Dallas Bandits)
- Jim Mastro (Minnesota BSF)
- Roy Eubanks (Fort Worth)
- Scott Hudson (Fort Worth)
1980 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: September 26 – 28, 1980 Location: Arlington, Texas
- Offensive MVP: Jim Mastro (Sioux Fall Delighted)
- Defenseive MVP: Ray Marshall (Albuquerque Tru Sight)
- Scott Hudson (Fort Worth)
- Roy Eubanks (Fort Worth)
- Ed “Doc” Bradley (Houston)
- Juan Moran (Houston)
- Ron Bruns (Houston)
- John Ross (Minnesota BSF)
1979 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: September 14-16, 1979 Location: Wichita, Kansas
- MVP: Jim Mastro (Minnesota BSF)
- Terry Juvinal (Albuquerque)
- Joe Moraga (Dallas)
- Johnny Guzman (Dallas)
- Sal Guzman (Dallas)
- Roy Eubanks (Fort Worth)
- Scott Hudson (Fort Worth)
1978 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: October 13-15, 1978 Location: Phoenix, Arizona
- MVP: Jim Mastro (Minnesota BSF)
- Jim Quinn (Minnesota BSF)
- Bill Gibney (Phoenix)
- Vincent Blaise (Phoenix)
- Dave Miller (Sioux Falls)
- Juan Salinas (Houston)
- Denny Huberty (St Paul)
- Lorie O’Neal (Lawrence, KS)
1977 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: September 14-16, 1977 Location: Lawrence, Kansas
- MVP: Dave Miller (Sioux Falls)
- Bill Gibney (Phoenix)
- Lonnie Freeman (Phoenix)
- Vincent Blaise (Phoenix)
- Jim Mastro (Minnesota BSF)
- Denny Huberty (St. Paul)
1976 World Series All Tournament Team
Dates: September 10-12, 1976 Location: St. Paul, Minnesota
- MVP: Denny Huberty (St. Paul)
- LeRoy Kerr (Phoenix)
- Ed Sanders (Phoenix)
- Jim Quinn (St. Paul)
- Dave Miller (Sioux Falls)
- Will Lopez (San Francisco)
- John Ross (Minnesota BSF)
- Bill Gibney (Phoenix)