News Summary

The Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association has announced the 2025 All-State Teams, recognizing eight standout players from various schools. Key highlights include Drake Obermueller from Iowa City High earning a spot on the All-State ‘Super Team’ as a second baseman, along with several other exceptional athletes from Cedar Rapids and around the state. This year’s All-State teams shine a spotlight on the incredible talent and dedication displayed by high school baseball players in Iowa.

Exciting Times for Iowa High School Baseball: 2025 All-State Teams Announced!

Oh, what a glorious day for high school baseball enthusiasts in Iowa! The Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association has just announced the highly anticipated 2025 All-State Teams, and let me tell you, the talent on display is nothing short of impressive. This year, eight standout players from various schools have been recognized for their exceptional skills on the diamond!

Meet Drake Obermueller: The All-Star Second Baseman

Leading the charge is Drake Obermueller from Iowa City High, who has snagged a spot on the All-State “Super Team” as a second baseman. This young athlete has been a game-changer for his team, contributing to an astonishing 67 victories and leading Iowa City High to its very first state baseball championship over the past two seasons. Now, that deserves a round of applause!

Drake’s numbers are remarkable, with an impressive batting average of .396 and a sparkling on-base percentage of .484. Starting 83 games in just two years, including 42 games this season alone, he led the Little Hawks with 53 hits, 38 runs, 32 singles, and an impressive 16 doubles. But wait, there’s more! On the mound, he impressed everyone with a stunning 7-0 record and a tantalizing 1.84 earned-run average, racking up an impressive 43 strikeouts over just 38 innings pitched.

Teammates Who Shine Brightly

Not to be overshadowed, Drake’s teammate at City High, Jaxton Schroeder, also made waves by earning first-team all-state honors in Class 4A as a pitcher. With a 5-3 record, a sizzling 1.87 ERA, and 74 strikeouts in 60 innings, Jaxton proved he’s one to watch on the field!

Cedar Rapids Stars Light Up the Field

Let’s shift our focus to Cedar Rapids, where two standout players grabbed first-team all-state honors in Class 4A: Michael Day at third base and Collin McClintock as an outfielder. McClintock’s remarkable season featured 56 RBIs—that’s right, second-best in Class 4A—and he also dazzled the crowd with a stellar 32 stolen bases. Not to be outdone, Day ranked sixth in Class 4A with 42 RBIs to help his team shine bright!

Also hailing from Cedar Rapids, Caiden Buonadonna made a name for himself as a first-team outfielder, smashing an impressive 13 home runs and boasting a .386 batting average. Furthermore, Ty Donels from Cedar Rapids Kennedy earned first-team honors as a utility player with an impressive batting average of .403 and 8 home runs.

Other Notable Standouts Across the State

In Class 3A, Grayson Kirsch from Marion made his mark with a commendable .360 batting average and a .511 on-base percentage. Clear Creek Amana also saw two of its players, Maclane Morgan and Ty Fuller, earn first-team selections. Meanwhile, sophomore Will Litton from Iowa City Regina and Tatem Telfer from Mid-Prairie also showcased their incredible talent, with Litton batting a noteworthy .407.

Continuing the celebration of talent, Cole Griffith and Mason Bechen from North Linn earned first-team accolades, with Griffith hitting a fantastic .420 and Bechen impressing with a jaw-dropping 0.24 ERA. Additionally, Braiden Todd from South Winneshiek and Chase Clarahan from Sigourney were also recognized for their outstanding performances this season.

Garrett Luett from Underwood was named Co-Captain of the 2A team, showcasing an eye-popping 11-0 pitching record and a remarkable 0.81 ERA. Joining him were fellow Underwood players Nick Hackett, earning a spot on the second team, and Ryker Adair on the third team.

Even the Class 1A competition heated up as the Heydon brothers from Coon Rapids Bayard both earned accolades, with Cal making the first team while Ty claimed a spot on the third team.

Celebrating Our Young Athletes

This grand announcement of the All-State teams spotlights the incredible skills and hard work of high school baseball players across Iowa this season! With each player showcasing their talent and dedication, one can’t help but feel a sense of pride for the future of baseball in Iowa. Here’s to all these amazing athletes—keep swinging those bats and chasing those dreams!

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