NBC World Series champions | Wichita Eagle

Seattle's Kyle Boe gets congratulated as he extends the Studs lead to 3-0 against Liberal in Friday’s semifinals. — Seattle's Kyle Boe gets congratulated as he extends the Studs lead to 3-0 against Liberal in Friday’s semifinals. Fernando Salazar The Wichita Eagle

1935 – Bismarck (N.D.) Corwin Churchill

1936 – Duncan (Okla.) Halliburtons

1937 – Enid (Okla.) Eason Oilers

1938 – Buford (Ga.) Bona Allens

1939 – Duncan (Okla.) Halliburtons

1940 – Enid (Okla.) Champlins

1941 – Enid (Okla.) Champlins

1942 – Wichita Boeing Bombers

1943 – Camp Wheeler (Ga.) Spokes

1944 – Sherman Field Flyers

1945 – Enid (Okla.) Army Air Field

1946 – St. Joseph (Mich.) Auscos

1947 – Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E Club

1948 – Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E Club

1949 – Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E Club

1950 – Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E Club

1951 – Sinton (Texas) Plymouth Oilers

1952 – Fort Meyer (Va.) Military District of Washington

1953 – Fort Leonard Wood (Mo.) Hilltoppers

1954 – Wichita Boeing Bombers

1955 – Wichita Boeing Bombers

1956 – Fort Wayne (Ind.) Dairymen

1957 – Sinton (Texas) Plymouth Oilers

1958 – Drain (Ore.) Black Sox

1959 – Houston Fed

1960 – Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans

1961 – Ponchatoula (La.) Athletics

1962 – Wichita Dreamliners

1963 – Wichita Dreamliners

1964 – Wichita Glassmen

1965 – Wichita Dreamliners

1966 – Boulder (Colo.) Collegians

1967 – Boulder (Colo.) Collegians

1968 – Liberal BeeJays

1969 – Anchorage (Alaska) Glacier Pilots

1970 – Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans

1971 – Anchorage (Alaska) Glacier Pilots

1972 – Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpanners

1973 – Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpanners

1974 – Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpaners

1975 – Boulder (Colo.) Collegians

1976 – Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpanners

1977 – Kenai Peninsula (Alaska) Oilers

1978 – Bulder (Colo.) Collegians

1979 – Liberal BeeJays

1980 – Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpanners

1981 – Clarinda (Iowa) A's

1982 – Santa Maria (Calif.) Indians

1983 – Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans-Polynesians

1984 – Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans-Polynesians

1985 – Liberal BeeJays

1986 – Anchorage (Alaska) Glacier Pilots

1987 – Mat-Su (Alaska) Miners

1988 – Everett (Wash.) Merchants

1989 – Wichita Broncos

1990 – Wichita Broncos

1991 – Anchorage (Alaska) Glacier Pilots

1992 – Midlothian (Ill.) White Sox

1993 – Kenai Peninsula (Alaska) Oilers

1994 – Kenai Peninsula (Alaska) Oilers

1995 – Team USA

1996 – El Dorado Broncos

1997 – Mat-Su (Alaska) Miners

1998 – El Dorado Broncos

1999 – Dallas Phillies

2000 – Liberal BeeJays

2001 – Anchorage (Alaska) Glacier Pilots

2002 – Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpanners

2003 – Chinese Taipei

2004 – Aloha Knights (Ore.)

2005 – Prairie Gravel (Ill.)

2006 – Santa Barbara (Calif.) Foresters

2007 – Havasu (Ariz.) Heat

2008 – Santa Barbara (Calif.) Foresters

2009 – El Dorado Broncos

2010 – Liberal BeeJays

2011 – Santa Barbara (Calif.) Foresters

2012 – Santa Barbara (Calif.) Foresters

2013 – Seattle Studs

2014 – Santa Barbara (Calif.) Foresters

2015 – Seattle Studs

This story was originally published August 8, 2015 at 9:24 PM with the headline "NBC World Series champions."