Scott Hudson

Career Overview

Scott Hudson competed from 1979 through 2009, returning again in 2012, and established himself as one of the premier power hitters of his era.

He played for the Cowtown Fort Worth Roadrunners from 1979 through 1985, again from 1988 through 1999, and in 2001 and 2012. He also competed with the Oklahoma City Bombers from 2002 through 2004.

Over three decades, Scott built a reputation as one of the NBBA’s true super sluggers and a key contributor to championship level teams.

World Series All Star Honors

Scott earned multiple World Series All Star recognitions spanning more than a decade.

• 1981 Houston, TX
• 1985 Minneapolis, MN
• 1989 Offense, Topeka, KS
• 1993 Offense, .753 BA, Austin, TX
• 1997 Offense, .650 BA, Topeka, KS
• 2003 Offense, .500 BA, Denver, CO

These honors highlight his offensive dominance during his prime years.

Tournament Recognition

Scott also delivered one of the most remarkable offensive performances documented in NBBA tournament play.

1990 Houston Tournament, Offensive MVP, 19 for 19, 1.000 batting average

Source: July 1990 NBBA Newsletter

A perfect 19 for 19 performance underscores his status as one of the most feared hitters of his generation.

World Series Statistical Profile

Selected highlights

• 1998 Lone Star Roadrunners, .655 BA
• 1999 Lone Star Roadrunners, .500 BA
• 2001 Lone Star Roadrunners, .613 BA
• 2002 Oklahoma City Bombers, .515 BA
• 2003 Oklahoma City Bombers, .500 BA
• 2012 Lone Star Roadrunners, .448 BA

Although complete statistics from his earlier World Series appearances are unavailable, these later numbers demonstrate that even in the later stages of his career he remained an elite offensive contributor.

Team Success

Scott played in 21 NBBA World Series and was a key part of one of the most successful eras in Fort Worth Roadrunners history.

During his tenure, the Roadrunners won NBBA World Series Championships in 1980, 1983, and 1991. They also finished second five times in 1982, 1984, 1993, 1995, and 1996, and placed third in 1979, his rookie season, and again in 1994.

His presence in the lineup during those years helped anchor Fort Worth as one of the league’s dominant programs.

Legacy

Scott Hudson’s career spans three decades of high level competition. With multiple World Series All Star honors, a documented perfect tournament performance, and a career World Series batting average above .500 in available records, he stands among the most accomplished offensive players of his era.

Additional documentation from regional and state tournaments would further illuminate the full scope of his achievements.