
Below the ball is a navy blue banner stating World Series 2019. The words National Beep are arcing above the oil derrick and the words Baseball Assoc are arcing under the bottom in red lettering.
2019 World Series
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Sunday, July 28 through Sunday, August 4th, 2019
Tentative Schedule for the 2019 World Series
All times listed are in the U.S. Central time zone.
Sunday, July 28, 2019
Tournament Committee and NBBA Board Meeting:
Time: 2PM – 6PM
Renaissance Hotel, Room: Saville II & III
Monday, July 29, 2019
Breakfast for guests at the Renaissance:
Salon I and IV – 7AM until 10AM
2019 NBBA Vendor Showcase:
9AM -5PM, Vienna Room
Visit with leaders in the Assistive Technology Industry, NanoPac and Orcam with product demonstrations.
2019 Election Ballot Pickup:
11AM – outside of Salon V
Photo ID/Passport is required.
NBBA Hospitality Room:
Salon II and III, 12 Noon – 9PM
Purchase 2019 World Series merchandise and visit with Sprint for a wide variety of plans and equipment they offer.
General Assembly:
Salon V, 1PM
Coaches/Captains Meeting
Salon V – Immediately following General Assembly
Opening Ceremonies:
Mohawk Soccer Complex
Field 13, 5:30PM
Transportation to Mohawk Soccer Complex will begin between 4:15PM and 4:30PM in front of the Renaissance Hotel.
Long Ball Competition: Field 13, immediately following Opening Ceremonies.
Fastest Runner Competition: Field 11
Both events will be ran at the same time.
Read more here.
Tuesday, July 30, 2019
Breakfast for guests of the Renaissance:
Salon I and IV – 5:30AM until 8AM
Round Robin/Pool Games:
- Game 1: 8:30 AM
- Game 2: 11:30 AM
- Game 3: 2:30PM
- NBBA Hospitality Room
Salon II and III, 5PM – 9PM
Purchase 2019 World Series merchandise and visit with Sprint for a wide variety of plans and equipment they offer. - 2019 KOOL Clinic
Field 13, 6PM until 8PM
Read more here. - WOOL Meeting: 7-9PM Saville I and II
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
- Breakfast for guests of the Renaissance:
Salon I and IV – 5:30AM until 8AM - Game 1: 8:30 AM
- Game 2: 11:30 AM
- Game 3: 2:30PM
- NBBA Hospitality Room
Salon II and III, 5PM – 9PM
Purchase 2019 World Series merchandise and visit with Sprint for a wide variety of plans and equipment they offer. - WOOL Game: 6:30PM – Field 12
Thursday, August 1, 2019
- Breakfast for guests of the Renaissance:
Salon I and IV – 5:30AM until 8AM - Game 1: 8:30 AM
- Game 2: 11:30 AM
- Game 3: 2:30PM
- NBBA Hospitality Room
Salon II and III, 5PM – 9PM
Purchase 2019 World Series merchandise and visit with Sprint for a wide variety of plans and equipment they offer. - WOOL Game Makeup: 6:30PM (If Needed)
Friday, August 2, 2019
- Breakfast for guests of the Renaissance:
Salon I and IV – 5:30AM until 8AM - Game 1: 8:30 AM
- Game 2: 11:30 AM
- Game 3: 2:30PM
- NBBA Hospitality Room
Salon II and III, 12 Noon – 9PM
Purchase 2019 World Series merchandise and visit with Sprint for a wide variety of plans and equipment they offer. - Reading by author David Wanczyk from the book “Beep”,
Saville I and II, 6PM – 8PM
This author’s books will be for sale and signing.
Saturday, August 3, 2019
- Breakfast for guests of the Renaissance:
Salon I and IV – 6:30AM until 9:30AM - 10:00 AM: Championship Ceremonies
- 11:00 AM: Championship Game(s)
- NBBA Awards Banquet, Salon IV and V – 7PM
Sunday, August 4, 2019
Teams depart.
Fields
Mohawk Sports Complex
3500 East 56th Street North Tulsa, OK 74117
www.mohawksportscomplex.com
Get directions
Host Hotel Information
Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center
6808 South 107th East Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74133
Phone: (918) 307-2600
Website: Renaissance hotel.com
Room rate: $89 + 13.517% Tax rate.
- Room rate includes a hot continental breakfast each day.
Reservations for this hotel are now closed. To make reservations at the this hotel, at the standard rate, please call 800-264-0165.
Alternative Hotels:
Aloft Marriott
6716 S 104th East Ave, Tulsa, OK, US, 74133
Phone: 918.949.9000
Web site: Aloft Marriott.
Room Rate: $89.13.571% tax per night.
Springhill Suites, Tulsa
11015 East 73rd Street South, Tulsa, OK. 74133
Phone: 918.254.1777
Web site: pringhill Suites.
room Rate: $99+13.571% tax per night.
Updates
Round-Robin Brackets
Click here to read the pairings for the first day of games.
2019 Elections
Click here to read about the elections.
Bylaw and Rule Proposals
Click here to read about the proposals.
Opening Ceremonies
Click here to read about opening ceremonies
KOOL Clinic
Click here to read about the KOOL Clinic
WOOL Game
Awards Banquet
The NBBA Awards banquet was held at the Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 7PM.
Awards and Statistics
All-Star Offensive Team
- MVP Kyle Lewis (Indy Thunder) 0.810
- Corion White (Indy Thunder) .793
- Nick Mulherin (Indy Edge) .781
- Shawn Devenish (Boston Renegades) .717
- Zach Arambula (San Antonio Jets) .711
- Christian Thaxton (Boston Renegades) .706
All-Star Defensive Team
- MVP Eric Rodriguez (Indy Thunder) 6.167
- Isaiah Wilcox (San Antonio Jets) 4.800
- Mike Coughlin (Philly Fire) 4.625
- Evan Van Duyne (Minnesota Millers) 4.429
- Dariuhs Sterling (Austin Blackhawks) 4.250
- Yu-Ting Kuo (Bayou City Heat) 4.000
Rookie of the Year
- Rookie of the Year, Offense: Tyler Cashman, New Jersey Titans, with a batting average of .650
- Rookie of the Year, Defense: Eric Ramirez, Caribbean Hurricanes, with 1.00 put-outs per game
- Overall Rookie of the Year: Bee Yang, Lonestar Roadrunners, with a .240 batting average and 2.14 put-outs per game
Opening Ceremonies Competitions
Longball Winners
- Men- Athens Timberwolves, Justin Holland: 164 feet
- Women- Southwest Bombshells, Faith Penn: 65 feet
2019 All-Star Team of Speed- Men
- 2019 King of Speed: Indy Thunder, Gerald Dycus: 4.26
- New Jersey Titans, Zak Turner: 4.30
- Indy Edge, Nick Silver: 4.32
- Minnesota Millers, Josh Xiong: 4.33
- Indy Thunder, Zach Buhler: 4.38
- Caribbean Hurricanes, Joel Valera: 4.43
2019 All-Star Team of Speed – Women
- 2019 Queen of Speed: BCS Outlaws, Hillary House: 5.45
- Southwest Bombshells, Sarai Hernandez: 5.86
- Braille Bandits, Tekesha Saffold: 6.00
Pitcher/Catcher Award
- Jared Woodard and Avery Hunsaker,
Indy Thunder (strikeout rate of 9.42%)
Field Spotter Award
- Jonathan Fleming, Bree Taylor, Molly Fleming and Holly Whittier, Austin Blackhawks
(fielded 52.76%)
Sportsmanship
- Austin Blackhawks
Jim Quinn Award
- Tim Hibner
Stephen Guerra Humanitarian Award
- Rusty Reames
Dan Tracy Award
- Kevin Sibson
- John T. Herzog
Hall of Fame Award
Players:
- David Smolka
Pitchers:
- Leo Lin
- Nick Lopez
- Jared Woodard
WOOL Awards
- Offensive MVP: Southwest Bombshells, Jamie Sibson
- Defensive MVP: Dynamic Divas, Kalari Girtley-Jackson
- Volunteers: Andrea Guerra and Kamryn Sibson
- Honorable Mention: Maya Stringer
Final Standings:
- Indy Thunder (7-0)
- San Antonio Jets (7-2)
- Boston Renegades (7-3)
- Bayou City Heat (5-2)
- New Jersey Titans (5-3)
- Indy Edge (5-3)
- Austin Blackhawks (6-2)
- BCS Outlaws (4-4)
- Chicago Comets (4-3)
- Tyler Tigers (3-5)
- Minnesota Millers (2-5)
- Philly Fire (3-5)
- Caribbean Hurricanes (5-4)
- Athens Timberwolves (3-6)
- St. Louis Firing Squad (1-5)
- Lonestar Roadrunners (1-6)
- Wichita Falcons (1-5)
- Braille Bandits of PBC (0-6)
Final Statistics Data:
The Microsoft Excel Workbook showing all final stats compiled is now available.
Click here to download and read.
If you have any questions regarding the data scores@nbba.org.
