2004 National Baseball Congress World Series

The 2004 National Baseball Congress World Series, which was the 70th edition of the tournament, was won by the Aloha Knights. 46 teams from 19 different states took part in the tournament which was played at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in Wichita, KS.

The Knights, of the Pacific International League, beat the Mat-Su Miners in the final to go undefeated. It would be their only NBC championship as a few years later they moved to Corvallis, OR and were renamed the Corvallis Knights.

Mat-Su first baseman Scott Simon of Northern Illinois University was named tournament MVP.

NBC World Series Final

Aloha Knights 7-0 Mat-Su Miners

Final Standings

Team	Record
Aloha Knights	7-0
Mat-Su Miners	7-2
Prairie Gravel	4-2
Anchorage Bucs	5-2
Clarinda A's	4-2
El Dorado Broncos	4-2
Pueblo Chieftains (CO)	4-2
Santa Barbara Foresters	4-2
Dallas Buffaloes	3-2
Hays Larks	3-2
Oklahoma City Braves	3-2
San Diego Stars	3-2
Crestwood Panthers (IL)	2-2
Havasu Heat	2-2
Houston Apollos	2-2
Maxim Yankees (CA)	2-2
Nevada Griffons (MO)	2-2
Newton Rebels (KS)	2-2
San Diego Mavericks	2-2
Seattle Studs	2-2
Seminole Rebels (OK)	2-2
South Bay Saints (CA)	2-2
Tradewater Pirates (KY)	2-2
Wichita Braves	2-2
Wichita Twins	2-2
Austin Gold Sox (TX)	1-2
Cape Girardeau Capahas	1-2
Fort Collins Bandits (CO)	1-2
Greenwood Vikings (MS)	1-2
Las Vegas Lightning	1-2
Oklahoma A's	1-2
Omaha Diamond Spirit (NE)	1-2
Palm Springs Power (CA)	1-2
Santa Maria Indians	1-2
Springfield Slashers (MO)	1-2
Seguin Steelers (TX)	1-2
Southern California Fire	1-2
Vienna Senators (VA)	1-2
Austin Hurricanes (TX)	0-2
Colorado Sox	0-2
Fort Lauderdale Superstars (FL)	0-2
Hattiesburg Heat (MS)	0-2
Rock City Red Sox (NC)	0-2
Wichita Dawgs	0-2
Wichita Sluggers	0-2
Wichita Titans	0-2