Eastern Carolina League Champions
- 1908-None †
- 1909-Wilson
- 1910-Fayetteville
- 1928-Goldsboro
- 1929-Rocky Mount
† In late August 1908, Eastern North Carolina was hit by what is now known as Tropical Storm #5. The playoffs were abandoned with Wilmington leading Wilson 2 games to 1.
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