2003 NBBA World Series
Denver, CO
July 30 – August 2, 2003
Final Standings
Championship Bracket
1st Chicago Comets 7-2
2nd West Coast Dawgs 5-2
3rd Oklahoma City Bombers 4-3
4th Bayou City Heat 4-3
5th Austin Blackhawks 3-2
6th Chicago Bluffs 2-3
7th Kansas All Stars 2-2
8th Rocky Mountain Eagles 1-3
Consolation Bracket
1st Cleveland Scrappers 5-1
2nd Columbus Vipers 2-5
3rd Tyler Tigers 2-4
4th Boston Renegades 1-4
5th Florida Sand Spurs 0-4
2003 NBBA World Series
Denver, Colorado
July 30 – August 2, 2003
Final Standings
Championship Bracket
1st Chicago Comets 7-2
2nd West Coast Dawgs 5-2
3rd Oklahoma City Bombers 4-3
4th Bayou City Heat 4-3
5th Austin Blackhawks 3-2
6th Chicago Bluffs 2-3
7th Kansas All Stars 2-2
8th Rocky Mountain Eagles 1-3
Consolation Bracket
1st Cleveland Scrappers 5-1
2nd Columbus Vipers 2-5
3rd Tyler Tigers 2-4
4th Boston Renegades 1-4
5th Florida Sand Spurs 0-4
Thirteen teams competed in the 2003 World Series of Beep Baseball as the Indianapolis Thunder had to withdraw at the last minute.
OFFENSE-All Tournament
MVP Eric Mazariegos (West Coast Dawgs) .765
Mike Dell (Cleveland Scrappers) .630
Craig Cotton (Austin Blackhawks) .550
David Smolka (Chicago Comets) .550
Darryl Minor (Bayou City Heat, Houston) .531
Scott Hudson (Oklahoma City Bombers) .500
Glen Permar (West Coast Dawgs) .500
Devin Nance (Oklahoma City Bombers) .500
DEFENSE All Tournament
MVP Greg Gontaryk (Columbus Vipers) 8.0 56 PO
Steve Stambaugh (Kansas Allstars) 7.5 30 PO
Darren Black (Boston Renegades) 6.2 31 PO
Jeff Dell (Cleveland Scrappers) 6.0 36 PO
Clint Woodard (Chicago Bluffs) 5.4 27 PO
Mike Sparks (Austin Blackhawks) 4.6 23 PO
Field Spotter Award
Samie Hibner & Angela Meier – Oklahoma City Bombers
Pitcher/Catcher Award
Kevin Barrett & Richard Skutnik – Cleveland Scrappers
George Haus Sportsmanship Award
Oklahoma City Bombers
Jim Quinn Award
Randy Stalcup