1976 Roster | Jim Dietz • Ed Olsen • Ron Vaughn // Gary Armstrong • Dave Baker • John Butcher • Tony Camara • Jim Chapados • Mike Couchee • Dan Cowgill • Jeff D. Doyle • Jeff G. Doyle • Mike Dunlap • Steve Elam • Doug Elliot • Mike Finch • Jim French • Greg Harris • Brian Hayes • Jeff Hemm • Mike Henley • Rick Hertel • Jerry Johnson • Mike Kinnunen • Bill Knudsen • Steve Lane • Wade Leitch • Perry Maloney • John Mangusso • Mark Naehring • Ken Noble • Grant O'Dell • Al Ortiz • Bob Padovan • Gary Patton • Dave Pursey • Rob Rajsich • Larry Reynolds • Ron Roenicke • Scott Sanderson • John Seefried • Bob Sherwood • Gary Skow • Dave Smith • John Smith • Doug Stokke • Dave Taveres • Thad Troedson • Tim Tveit • Chick Valley • Dartt Wagner • John Wells • Phil Westendorf • Eric Wilkins • John Yandle | All-Time Roster • All-Time Lineups

1976 NBC NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Fairbanks, Alaska, appearing in the championship game for the sixth year in a row, captured its fourth championship in five years with a  2-0 victory over rival Anchorage, Alaska.  Fairbanks right-hander Greg Harris was outstanding, finishing with a two-hitter.  He was named the tourney's Most Valuable Player after winning four tourney games against no defeats.  Harris struck out four in the championship game.  The win was only Fairbanks' sixth of the year verses Anchorage against 15 defeats.  Fairbanks second baseman Jim Armstrong and first baseman Chick Valley drove in 10th inning runs for the Goldpanners.  Dennis Sherow and Chris Bando managed the only hits for Anchorage, both singles.

1976 NBC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM