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Iowa high school baseball teams are proudly recognizing their achievements as the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association announces the 2025 All-State teams. Notable performances include standout players from MOC-Floyd Valley, West Lyon, and Unity Christian, showcasing incredible talent and hard work throughout the season. With impressive records and accolades, these teams represent the bright future of high school baseball in Iowa.

Exciting Times for Iowa High School Baseball Teams!

As the summer sun shines brightly over the fields of Iowa, high school baseball teams are celebrating their hard work and talent. Recently, the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association announced the 2025 All-State teams, rewarding the incredible performances of young players during the season. Let’s take a closer look at some of the standout athletes and their amazing achievements!

MOC-Floyd Valley’s Star Players Shine Bright

The MOC-Floyd Valley Dutchmen had a stellar season, finishing with an impressive record of 27-5. Leading the charge was the phenomenal Brooks McCarty, who was honored as a first team all-state outfielder in Class 3A. With a jaw-dropping batting average of .500 and 33 runs batted in (RBIs), McCarty also stole an astonishing 23 bases, solidifying his reputation as a player to watch.

Teammates also made their mark! Junior Kaleb Koerselman received third team outfield honors, while freshman sensation Henry Heller earned a spot on the third team as a utility player. With so much talent on the roster, it’s no wonder MOC-Floyd Valley advanced to the substate final.

West Lyon’s Competitive Edge

Not to be outdone, the West Lyon Wildcats wrapped up their season with a respectable record of 19-7, reaching the state quarterfinals. Senior pitcher Ridge Kramer took home second team honors after achieving a staggering 0.95 earned run average (ERA). He truly showcased his skills over eight starts.

Additionally, senior Tate Hawf made an impact in the outfield, hitting .423 and stealing 24 bases, earning him a spot on the second team. Junior Easton DeJong brought home third team utility honors, proving once again that West Lyon is a force to be reckoned with.

Unity Christian’s Strong Performance

The Unity Christian Knights, who were the Class 2A state runners-up, finished their season with an impressive 28-10 record. Junior Braeden Bosma shined as a second team all-state catcher, batting .381 and knocking in 38 RBIs, while his teammate, junior Dylan Bosma, earned third team honors for his performance as a shortstop.

Remsen St. Mary’s Makes a Statement

The Remsen St. Mary’s Hawks displayed their extraordinary talent throughout the season, suffering only one loss before the Class 1A state quarterfinals. With four players making the all-state list, including first team all-state selections Colin Homan and Landon Waldschmitt, their achievements perfectly captured the essence of teamwork and dedication. Meanwhile, Daenon Loucks and Dalton Klein were awarded second team honors, adding to the excitement surrounding the team.

Recognizing Other Talents Across the State

Players from other schools also gained recognition. Brady Dunkel of Hinton made the 2A first team as second baseman, while Akron-Westfield’s William Hartman received second team honors in 1A. From MMCRU, Lucas Braun secured a spot in the 1A third team outfield. Players like Josie Jacobs from Akron-Westfield even made waves in the softball community, with the Iowa Girls Coaches Association announcing her as a third team honoree.

The prestigious Super Team also features names like Taitn Gray from Dallas Center-Grimes, who not only captained the all-state team but also impressed scouts when drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays. Meanwhile, Garrett Luett from Underwood made headlines as the co-captain of the 2A team, putting up a remarkable batting average of .603 alongside an 11-0 pitching record.

End of the Season Celebration

As the high school baseball season winds down, schools across Iowa are celebrating the achievements of their players. With grant funding awarded to the Boyden-Hull Community School District and numerous all-state recognitions, it’s clear that Iowa high school baseball is in a thriving state. The journey has been filled with hard work and dedication, and the future looks bright for these talented athletes!

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