Offense
In the American League, Kansas City duo Joey Ryan (Batting Average, OBP and OPS) and Dustan Jackson (RBI and Runs) dominated the leader board, while Luis Alarcon also led multiple categories (Home Runs and SLG). In the National League, Greg Riley had a most impressive season, leading the NL in Home Runs, RBI, Hits, SLG and OPS. Wow! Pepe Guillen captured the batting title, while leading the NL in OBP. Here's the complete offensive league leaders.
American League
| Batting Average | Joey Ryan | Kansas City | .344 |
| Home Runs | Luis Alarcon | Colorado Springs | 50 |
| RBI | Dustan Jackson | Kansas City | 140 |
| Stolen Bases | Khalil Floyd | Helena | 56 |
| Hits | Lastings Morris | Colorado | 210 |
| Runs | Dustan Jackson | Kansas City | 129 |
| OBP | Joey Ryan | Kansas City | .433 |
| SLG | Luis Alarcon | Colorado Springs | .619 |
| OPS | Joey Ryan | Kansas City | .996 |
National League
| Batting Average | Pepe Guillen | Minnesota | .326 |
| Home Runs | Greg Riley | Texas | 54 |
| RBI | Greg Riley | Texas | 159 |
| Stolen Bases | Ken Stammen | Philadelphia | 85 |
| Hits | Greg Riley | Texas | 203 |
| Runs | Garrett Patrick | Dover | 127 |
| OBP | Pepe Guillen | Minnesota | .404 |
| SLG | Greg Riley | Texas | .616 |
| OPS | Greg Riley | Texas | .993 |
Pitching
In the American League, the dominant pitcher once again was James Haselman,who lead the league in ERA, Wins, Strikeouts, WHIP and Quality Starts. His 0.90 WHIP was the 5th best all time, and his 28 quality starts tied for 5th best all time. I think it's safe to say, a record breaking 5th Cy Young Award is in his future. Also worth a mention, Paulie Flynn tied for 2nd best all time in Complete Games with 10 and set a new record for shutouts with 5. Very impressive! In the National League, Willie Arredondo tied the mark for 5th most Wins with 23, while Rusty Hogan led the league in ERA and WHIP. Here are the complete pitching league leaders!
American League
| ERA | James Haselman | Tampa Bay | 2.19 |
| Wins | James Haselman | Tampa Bay | 22 |
| Strikeouts | James Haselman | Tampa Bay | 225 |
| Saves | Allen Cox | Kansas City | 40 |
| WHIP | James Haselman | Tampa Bay | 0.90 |
| Innings Pitched | Ned Meyers | Colorado Springs | 255.1 |
| Quality Starts | James Haselman | Tampa Bay | 28 |
| Complete Games | Paulie Flynn | Atlanta | 10 |
| Shutouts | Paulie Flynn | Atlanta | 5 |
| National League | |||
| ERA | Rusty Hogan | Los Angeles | 2.22 |
| Wins | Willie Arredondo | Dover | 23 |
| Strikeouts | Lewis Peterson | Pittsburgh | 232 |
| Saves | Marvin Walsh | Pittsburgh | 42 |
| WHIP | Rusty Hogan | Los Angeles | 0.93 |
| Innings Pitched | Lyle Wallace | El Paso | 252.0 |
| Quality Starts | Groucho Leiter | Austin | 26 |
| Complete Games | Mack Porter | Washington | 6 |
| Shutouts | Ben Lincoln | Omaha | 3 |