2000 National Baseball Congress World Series

The 2000 National Baseball Congress World Series was an all-Jayhawk League affair as the Liberal BeeJays beat the Hays Larks 3-1 in the final. It was the 4th NBC championship for the BeeJays who went undefeated.

48 teams from 20 different states took part in the tournament, which returned to using wood bats. The NBC is played at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in Wichita, KS.

Liberal pitcher Cory Metzler of Texas Tech was named World Series MVP.

NBC World Series Final

Liberal BeeJays 3-1 Hays Larks

Final Standings

Team	Record
Liberal BeeJays	7-0
Hays Larks	7-2
Lake Erie Monarchs (MI)	7-2
Athletes in Action (OH)	6-2
Clarinda A's	4-2
El Dorado Broncos	4-2
Nevada Griffons (MO)	4-2
Peninsula Oilers	4-2
San Francisco Seals	4-2
Havasu Heat	3-2
Prairie Gravel	3-2
Santa Barbara Foresters	3-2
Santa Maria Indians	3-2
Wichita Braves	3-2
Cape Girardeau Capahas	2-2
Cotton State All-Stars (MS)	2-2
Dallas Sox	2-2
Edmond Mudcats (OK)	2-2
Elkhart Dusters (KS)	2-2
Oceanside Waves (CA)	2-2
Oklahoma City White Sox	2-2
Orange County Scorpions (CA)	2-2
Pueblo Chieftains (CO)	2-2
San Diego Stars	2-2
Topeka Capitals	2-2
Acadiana Cajuns (LA)	1-2
Albany Machine (GA)	1-2
Beatrice Bruins (NE)	1-2
Crestwood Panthers (IL)	1-2
Dallas Phillies	1-2
Everett Merchants	1-2
Halletsville Lavacans (TX)	1-2
Salina Blue Jays (KS)	1-2
Seguin Steelers (TX)	1-2
Wichita Stars	1-2
Alaska Goldpanners	0-2
Austin Gold Sox (TX)	0-2
Austin Mudcats (TX)	0-2
Denver Blues	0-2
Oklahoma Storm	0-2
Piedras Negras (Mexico)	0-2
St. Louis O'B Clark's	0-2
Southern Paw Sox (AL)	0-2
Tallahassee Indians (FL)	0-2
Triangle Copperheads (TX)	0-2
Valdosta Red Sox (GA)	0-2
Wichita Twins	0-2
Wilmington Indians (NC)	0-2