2019 National Baseball Congress World Series

The 2019 National Baseball Congress World Series was played at Eck Stadium on the Wichita State University campus. This was due to Lawrence-Dumont Stadium, the NBC's home since it began in 1935 being demolished and replaced by a new stadium.

26 teams from seven states took part in the tournament, the fewest ever. Once again the format was pool play and single-elimination brackets.

The Seattle Studs won their third championship beating the Cheney Diamond Dawgs in the final, 5-4. The Studs actually lost to Cheney in pool play by the same scoreline. Studs RF Henry Cheney, from the University of Portland was named tournament MVP.

First Week

(Top two in each pool advance)

• Pool A
• Hutchinson Monarchs (KS), 2-0
• 316 Elite (KS), 1-1
• Palm Springs Chill (CA), 0-2

• Pool B
• Wichita Sluggers, 2-0
• Denver Cougars, 1-1
• Wellington Heat (KS), 0-2

• Pool C
• Derby Twins (KS), 2-0
• Dodge City A's (KS), 1-1
• Jasper Reds (IN), 0-2

• Pool D
• Hays Larks, 1-1
• Great Bend Bat Cats (KS), 1-1
• Waco Missions (TX), 1-1

• Playoffs:
• Hutchinson 7-1 Dodge City
• Great Bend 6-3 Wichita
• Derby 5-2 316 Elite
• Hays 2-0 Denver

• Final
• Great Bend 24-10 Hutchinson
• Derby 9-7 Hays

Great Bend and Derby advance to Championship Week.

Championship Week

(Top three in each pool advance)

• Pool 1
• Cheney Diamond Dawgs (KS), 3-0
• San Diego Waves, 2-1
• Seattle Studs, 1-2
• Texas Express 0-3

• Pool 2
• Santa Barbara Foresters, 3-0
• Great Bend Bat Cats (KS), 1-2
• Haysville Aviators (KS), 1-2
• Gameday Saints (CO), 1-2

• Pool 3
• Alaska Goldpanners, 3-0
• Colorado Cyclones, 2-1
• Kansas Cannons, 1-2
• San Antonio Angels (TX), 0-3

• Pool 4
• Lonestar Baseball (TX), 2-1
• Derby Twins (KS), 2-1
• San Diego Stars, 1-2
• Liberal BeeJays, 1-2

• Playoffs: (Pool winners receive a first round bye)
• Derby 7-6 Haysville
• Kansas 9-1 San Diego Waves
• Seattle 15-0 Colorado
• San Diego Stars 6-1 Great Bend

• Quarter Finals:
• Seattle 5-0 Santa Barbara
• San Diego 6-1 Alaska
• Cheney 4-2 Derby
• Kansas 6-2 Lonestar

• Semi Finals
• Cheney 13-3 Kansas
• Seattle 9-4 San Diego

NBC Championship Game

Seattle Studs 5-4 Cheney Diamond Dawgs (KS)