APBA - Convention Tournament Results

Convention Tournament Results

Year - Location - Winner - Team

  • 2001 - Lancaster, PA - Paul Cunningham - 1976 Athletics
  • 2002 - Lancaster, PA - Brian Wells#* - 2000 Diamondbacks
  • 2003 - Lancaster, PA - Todd Davis - 1977 Royals** def. Devin Flawd - 1982 Phillies
  • 2004 - Las Vegas, NV - Eric Naftaly - 1957 Braves def. Joe Krakowski - 1969 Orioles
  • 2005 - Lancaster, PA - John Hunt - 1975 Reds def. Frank Welsh - 1957 Braves
  • 2006 - Las Vegas, NV - Bob King - 1977 Phillies def. Jackson Chapman - 1930 Athletics
  • 2007 - Frazer, PA - John Duke* - 1927 Yankees def. Dan Trout - 1970 Orioles
  • 2008 - Las Vegas, NV - Brian Wells* - 2001 Mariners def. Mike Harlowe - 1956 Dodgers
  • 2009 - Lancaster, PA - John Duke* - 1909 Pirates def. Walt Husted - 1930 Cardinals
  • 2010 - Lancaster, PA - Ron Seamans - 1969 Orioles def. Brian Wells - 2004 Cardinals
  • 2011 - Lancaster, PA - Chris Sorce - 1930 Cardinals def. Ray Oulette - 1913 Giants
  • 2012 - Lancaster, PA - Steve Skoff - 1912 Giants def. Charlie Sorce - 1910 A's
  • *Two-time champions
  • #Youngest champion (Age 9 in 2002)
  • **The 2003 Tournament was held in Lancaster, PA, but was not officially sponsored by the APBA Game Company. Todd Davis was the champion.

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