The Iowa high school baseball state tournament kicks off from July 20-24, showcasing 32 teams across four classes competing for the state championship. Class 1A and 2A games will be hosted in Carroll, while Class 3A and 4A games will take place in Cedar Rapids. Each class will hold quarterfinals, semifinals, and championship games throughout the tournament week, with all matchups often featuring high-stakes competition and notable high school talent.

By the Numbers
  • 32 teams are participating in the tournament across four classifications.
  • Games are scheduled for July 20-24, with specific quarterfinal matches taking place throughout the week.
State of Play
  • Quarterfinal rounds feature matches such as No. 4 Johnston against No. 5 Pleasant Valley at 11 a.m. on July 21.
  • Championship games will take place on July 24, with the final matches splitting between different times based on class.
What's Next

As teams compete in the quarterfinals, victors will advance to the semifinals on July 23. The state champions for each class are set to be determined on July 24, promising thrilling finales for high school baseball fans.

Bottom Line

The Iowa high school baseball state tournament highlights young athletic talent and offers fans an exciting weekend of sports, culminating in the crowning of champions across four classes. Spectators can expect competitive games as teams vie for glory.