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NBC WORLD SERIES
NBC All-AMERICAN TEAM
| 1993 | Kelowna Grizzlies | 7th Place |
| 1993 | Performance Radiator (Seattle) Studs | 11th Place |
| 1994 | Performance Radiator (Seattle) Studs | 11th Place |
| 1994 | Tacoma Timbers | 17th Place |
| 1995 | Kelowna Grizzlies | 7th Place |
| 1995 | West Seattle Cruisers | 11th Place |
| 1996 | Tacoma Timbers | 2nd Place |
| 1997 | Tacoma Timbers | 7th Place |
| 1998 | Tacoma Timbers | 7th Place |
| 1999 | Bellingham Bells | 11th Place |
| 2000 | Everett Merchants | 11th Place |
| 2001 | Everett Merchants | 17th Place |
| 2002 | Seattle Studs | 9th Place |
| 2002 | Aloha Knights | 19th Place |
| 2003 | Wenatchee Apple Sox | 11th Place |
| 2003 | Seattle Studs | 17th Place |
| 2004 | Aloha Knights | 1st Place |
| 2004 | Seattle Studs | 9th Place |
| 2005 | Seattle Studs | 4th Place |
| 2006 | Seattle Studs | 11th Place |
| 2007 | Seattle Studs | 9th Place |
| 2008 | Seattle Studs | 2nd Place |
| 2009 | Seattle Studs | 9th Place |
| 2010 | Seattle Studs | 2nd Place |
| 2010 | Everett Merchants | 17th Place |
| 2011 | Seattle Studs | 6th Place |
| 2011 | Northwest Honkers | 17th Place |
1996: Jason Fellows (OF - Tacoma)
1996: Shannon Hinkle (SS - Tacoma)
1996: Jim Horner (C - Tacoma)
1997: Willie Bloomquist (SS - Tacoma)
2004: Kaeo Rubin (UTL - Aloha)
2005: Nick Cebula (Pitcher - Seattle)
2006: Andre Marshall (OF - Seattle)
2007: Nick Cebula (P - Seattle)
2008: Brandon Kuykendall (OF - Seattle)
2008: Derek Jennings (SS - Seattle)
2008: Taylor Thompson (P -Seattle)
2010: Derek Jennings (SS - Seattle)
2010: Taylor Thompson (P -Seattle)
2011: Scott Kuzminsky (P - Seattle)
1996: Shannon Hinkle (SS - Tacoma)
1996: Jim Horner (C - Tacoma)
1997: Willie Bloomquist (SS - Tacoma)
2004: Kaeo Rubin (UTL - Aloha)
2005: Nick Cebula (Pitcher - Seattle)
2006: Andre Marshall (OF - Seattle)
2007: Nick Cebula (P - Seattle)
2008: Brandon Kuykendall (OF - Seattle)
2008: Derek Jennings (SS - Seattle)
2008: Taylor Thompson (P -Seattle)
2010: Derek Jennings (SS - Seattle)
2010: Taylor Thompson (P -Seattle)
2011: Scott Kuzminsky (P - Seattle)
The National Baseball Congress World Series is held annually at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in Wichita, KS. It was first held in 1935 with Satchel Paige's Bismarck Churchills becoming the first champions. Originally intended as a tournament for semi-professional clubs or town teams sponsored by local businesses the typical makeup of a team changed in the 1970s as most semi-professional teams folded. The teams were replaced with mainly amateur college players looking to impress Major League scouts.
The tournament currently features 42 teams in a double-elimination bracket, resulting in 83 games over 16 days. There are 21 leagues and 17 tournaments that are affiliated with the NBC and whose champion receives a berth in the World Series. A tradition at the tournament is "Baseball Around-The-Clock" where 17 games are played over a span of just over two days, from Friday Evening to Sunday evening.
In 1988, the Everett Merchants (representing the Western International League) won the World Series and in 2004 the Aloha Knights won the first and only NBC World Series championship for the PIL.
The tournament currently features 42 teams in a double-elimination bracket, resulting in 83 games over 16 days. There are 21 leagues and 17 tournaments that are affiliated with the NBC and whose champion receives a berth in the World Series. A tradition at the tournament is "Baseball Around-The-Clock" where 17 games are played over a span of just over two days, from Friday Evening to Sunday evening.
In 1988, the Everett Merchants (representing the Western International League) won the World Series and in 2004 the Aloha Knights won the first and only NBC World Series championship for the PIL.
PERFORMANCE AT THE NBC WORLD SERIES
Founded in the fall of 1992, the PIL is considered by many to be the premier Summer Collegiate Baseball league in the Northwest. Most PIL players are NCAA eligible and are unpaid in order to maintain their eligibility. The PIL is different from many other summer collegiate baseball leagues in that the league also allows former professionals and college graduates to participate.
