2003 National Baseball Congress World Series

The 2003 National Baseball Congress World Series was won by a foreign team for the first time in it's 69 year history as the Taiwan national team shutout the Santa Barbara Foresters of the California Collegiate League 5-0 to win the championship.

44 teams from 16 different states participated in the series played at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in Wichita, KS.

Taiwan pitcher Chang-Wei Tu was named MVP of the tournament.

NBC World Series Final

Taiwan 5-0 Santa Barbara Foresters

Final Standings

Team	Record
Taiwan	9-1
Santa Barbara Foresters	7-2
Prairie Gravel	5-2
Wichita Braves	5-2
Havasu Heat	5-2
El Dorado Broncos	4-2
Seguin Steelers (TX)	4-2
Edmond Mudcats (OK)	3-2
Hays Larks	3-2
Nevada Griffons (MO)	3-2
Wichita Twins	3-2
Wenatchee AppleSox	3-2
Alaska Goldpanners	2-2
Athletes in Action Fire	2-2
Crestwood Panthers (IL)	2-2
Dallas Phillies	2-2
Kearney River Bandits (MO)	2-2
Long Beach Strikers (CA)	2-2
Oxnard Dogs (CA)	2-2
Parkville Sluggers (MO)	2-2
St. Joseph Saints	2-2
Santa Maria Indians	2-2
Colorado Sox	1-2
Elkhart Dusters (KS)	1-2
Liberal BeeJays	1-2
Natchitoches Braves (LA)	1-2
Pueblo Chieftains (CO)	1-2
Seattle Studs	1-2
San Luis Obispo Blues (CA)	1-2
Springfield Slashers (MO)	1-2
Texas Rebels	1-2
Wichita Sluggers	1-2
Austin Mudcats (TX)	0-2
Cape Girardeau Capahas	0-2
Houston Raiders	0-2
Jackson Mac's Gas (MS)	0-2
Las Vegas Devils	0-2
Oklahoma City Braves	0-2
Rock City Red Sox (NC)	0-2
San Diego Waves	0-2
Southern Paw Sox (AL)	0-2
South Bay Saints (CA)	0-2
Tradewater Pirates (KY)	0-2
Wichita Titans	0-2