Kevin Sibson

Career Overview

Kevin Sibson stands as one of the most dominant and decorated pitchers in the history of the National Beep Baseball Association (NBBA). Over a career spanning more than three decades, Kevin’s precision and leadership on the mound guided his teams to the pinnacle of the sport. He spent the majority of his career with the Austin Blackhawks (1988–2015) before joining the San Antonio Jets (2016–2021).

Championship Legacy

Kevin was the architect of a true dynasty, pitching the Austin Blackhawks to nine NBBA World Series Championships. This included an unprecedented run of seven consecutive titles between 1992 and 1998, followed by two additional rings in 2014 and 2015. In total, Kevin appeared in 12 NBBA Championship games, securing three second-place finishes alongside his nine titles. He also demonstrated his ability to elevate emerging programs, leading the San Antonio Jets to a third-place finish in 2018.

Awards and Honors

Kevin’s individual accolades are a testament to his consistency and excellence:

• Top World Series Pitcher Awards: Kevin earned 13 Top Pitcher awards, the most by any pitcher in the history of the league.
• Jim Quinn Award (1998): Recognized for his contributions to the game alongside teammates Wayne Sibson, Rusty Reams, and Rod Reams.
• Dan Tracy Award (2019): Honored for his long-standing dedication and excellence in the sport.
• Hall of Fame Induction: Kevin was immortalized in the NBBA Hall of Fame in 1999, mid-way through a career that would continue for another 22 years.

Statistical Impact

Throughout his documented World Series appearances, Kevin demonstrated incredible control and efficiency. Across 173 games and 5,069 batters faced, he maintained a .500 career batting average for his hitters and an exceptional contact percentage of 0.857. Even in his final season in 2021, Kevin remained at the top of his game, finishing second in the Top Pitcher Award standings.