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The Roland-Story baseball team, led by coach Chris Hill, combines offensive firepower with a strong pitching staff as they gear up for a critical quarterfinal against Durant, aiming to advance toward a state championship.
The 2026 Iowa high school baseball championship opens Monday, featuring 32 teams and a roster of standout players whose statistics highlight the tournament’s depth.
Junior Chance Georgius delivered a two-homer, seven-RBI performance that propelled Roland-Story to a sweep of Gilbert and extended its winning streak to 17 games, keeping the team on track for its first state tournament appearance since 2015.
The Norsemen dominate the Tigers in a doubleheader, extending their unbeaten streak and preparing for a showdown with the Newman Catholic Knights.
Roland‑Story High School's baseball team is having an outstanding season, with a 21‑1 record and a dominant performance in their recent doubleheader against Nevada. The team's success is attributed to their strong offense, led by players like Georgius and Frey, and a deep pitching staff. They are currently ranked No. 2 in Class 2A and are contenders for the Heart of Iowa Conference title and the state tournament.
The Rams have posted a 21‑1 record, boast the most potent offense in Class 2A and are chasing their first state tournament appearance since 2015.
With teams like Ames, Ballard, Gilbert, Roland‑Story and Nevada eyeing titles, a roster of returning stars promises a competitive season in the Iowa high school baseball landscape.