1999 National Baseball Congress World Series

The 1999 National Baseball Congress World Series was won by the Dallas Phillies of the Dallas Amateur Baseball Association. The Phillies, a mix of college players and ex pros, won their only NBC championship by beating the Peninsula Oilers in the final 5-4.

MVP was Dallas outfielder Marco Cunningham of Texas Tech.

34 teams from 17 different states competed at the tournament played at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in Wichita, KS. It was the final NBC World Series to use aluminum bats.

NBC World Series Final

Dallas Phillies 5-4 Peninsula Oilers

Final Standings

Team	Record
Dallas Phillies	7-0
Peninsula Oilers	6-2
San Diego Stars	5-2
Anchorage Bucs	4-2
Liberal BeeJays	4-2
Team USA	4-2
San Francisco Seals	4-2
Austin Gold Sox (TX)	3-2
Crestwood Panthers (IL)	3-2
El Dorado Broncos	3-2
Santa Barbara Foresters	3-2
Beatrice Bruins (NE)	2-2
Bellingham Bells	2-2
Denver Blues	2-2
Edmond Mudcats (OK)	2-2
Seguin Steelers (TX)	2-2
Topeka Capitals	2-2
Hays Larks	1-2
Nevada Griffons (MO)	1-2
New Ulm Firemen (TX)	1-2
Norman Boomerangs (OK)	1-2
Prairie Gravel	1-2
Pueblo Chieftains (CO)	1-2
Thonatosassa (FL)	1-2
Valdosta Blazers (GA)	1-2
Austin Mudcats (TX)	0-2
Cape Girardeau Capahas	0-2
Clarinda A's	0-2
Greenwood Vikings (MS)	0-2
Lake Erie Monarchs (MI)	0-2
Luke Air Force Base (AZ)	0-2
Roxboro Stars (NC)	0-2
Valdosta Red Sox (GA)	0-2
Wichita Twins	0-2