2018 World Series

2018 World Series

Eau Claire, Wisconsin

July 29 – August 5

2018 NBBA World Series logoThe NBBA 2018 Beep Baseball World Series is being hosted by Visit Eau Claire.

World Series Dates

Sunday, July 29 through Sunday, August 5, 2018

Games begin on Tuesday, July 31, 2018

Sponsors

  • Fairlife

Video Broadcasts

Game Matchup Date Broadcast
Championship – Game 1 Indy Thunder versus Bayou City Heat August 4, 2018 Watch now
Championship – Game 2 Indy Thunder versus Bayou City Heat August 4, 2018 Watch now
Semi-final Bayou City Heat versus San Antonio Jets August 3, 2018 Watch now
Women of Our League Exhibition Game Southwest Bombshells versus the Northeast Dynamic Divas August 2, 2018 Watch now

2018 Beep Baseball World Series Awards and final Standings

Offense All tournament Team

  • MVP Nick Mulherin (Indy Edge) .706
  • 2) Zach Buhler (Indy Thunder) .694
  • 3) Yu-Ting Kuo (Taiwan) .677
  • 4 tie) Danny Foppiano (Indy Edge) .667
  • 4 tie) Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) .667
  • 6) Zach Arambula (San Antonio) .615

Ray Marshall Defense All Tournament Team

  • MVP Blake Boudreaux (Bayou City) 6.375 Average Putouts per game
  • 2) Carnell Walker (St. Louis) 5.778 Average Putouts per game
  • 3) Isaiah Wilcox (San Antonio) 5.500 Average Putouts per game
  • 4) Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) 5.250 Average Putouts per game
  • 5) Evan Van Duyne (Minnesota) 5.222 Average Putouts per game
  • 6) Randy George (New Jersey) 5.000 Average Putouts per game

Pitcher/Catcher Award

Jared Woodard and Avery Hunsaker (Indy Thunder) (strikeout rate of 12.15%

Spotter Award

Indy Thunder (fielded 68.31%
Mirriah Brown, Lisa Wright, Cindy Ledbetter, Megan Pedigo

Sportsmanship Team Award

Toronto Blind Jays

Hall of Fame Inductees

Joseph smolka
James Michaels

Jim Quinn Recipient

Janet Leonard

Dan Tracy Recipient

Jerry Windell

2018 World Series Final Team Standings

1) Indy Thunder (7-1)
2) Bayou City Heat (7-3)
3) San Antonio Jets (7-2)
4) Indy Edge (6-2)
5) Boston Renegades (7-2)
6) Austin Blackhawks (6-3)
7) Colorado Storm (5-2)
8) Tyler Tigers (4-4)
9) Chicago Comets (5-3)
10) Philly Fire (4-4)
11) Minnesota Millers (5-4)
12) St Louis Firing Squad (4-5)
13) New Jersey Titans (4-4)
14) BCS Outlaws (3-5)
15) Long Island Bombers (3-5)
16) Cleveland Scrapper (3-6)
17) Taiwan Lightning (4-4)
18) Lonestar Roadrunners (2-6)
19) Toronto Blind Jays (2-6)
20) Athens Timberwolves (1-6)
21) Seattle Sluggers (1-6)
22) Rochester Pioneers (0-7

2018 World Series statistics

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Contact the NBBA Secretary, Stephen Guerra at secretary@nbba.org with any questions or corrections regarding the Microsoft Excel workbook of stats.