The end of the Iowa high school baseball season featured four champions being crowned and one being declared the top overall team.Indianola dominated Class 4A at the state tournament, picking up the championship with a victory over Pleasant Valley.The Indians were one of the top teams throughout the season, and will be right back there next summer with the return of many key players.Pleasantville did everything asked of them, repeating in Class 2A as state champions.Here is the latest edition of the High School On SI Iowa High School Baseball Rankings:Final High School On SI Iowa Baseball Top 25 - July 27, 20261. IndianolaRecord: 35-4Previous rank: No. 3The Indians showed why they were state contenders in Class 4A all season, running through the bracket to pick up the championship. Indianola is an underclassmen-dominated team, and will likely begin 2027 No. 1, as well.2. PleasantvilleRecord: 35-1Previous rank: No. 2A successful defense of their Class 2A title by the Trojans, who will be heavy, heavy favorites to make it three in a row next summer with many of their top players set to return.3. Dubuque Wahlert CatholicRecord: 36-7Previous rank: No. 4The Golden Eagles were left shocked in the Class 3A final, falling to Davenport Assumption. The season-long resume, though, showed that Dubuque Wahlert Catholic was one of the top teams in the state.4. Pleasant ValleyRecord: 31-11Previous rank: No. 9The incredible run by the Spartans to the Class 4A final ran out of gas, as Indianola picked up the gold while Pleasant Valley left with silver. 5. Sioux City EastRecord: 41-3Previous rank: No. 1An incredible season came up just short of reaching the Class 4A finals, as the Black Raiders were topped in the semifinals on a game-ending play at the plate. Sioux City East still had an incredible season, making a second consecutive elite eight.6. JohnstonRecord: 25-12Previous rank: No. 5The multi-time Class 4A state champions were unable to solve Pleasant Valley, falling at the state tournament, 6-4. Johnston proved they are back and ready to compete once more for gold moving forward.7. CascadeRecord: 28-2Previous rank: No. 10Success for Cascade from other sports continued right over to the summer and the baseball diamond, as they made the Class 2A state semifinals and pushed Pleasantville to the distance.8. West Des Moines ValleyRecord: 24-16Previous rank: No. 11The Tigers made a big run to the Class 4A semifinals, as future University of Iowa Hawkeye Ryan Stedman had a big tournament. West Des Moines Valley will return several key pieces for 2027.9. North PolkRecord: 28-8Previous rank: No. 14Perennial state contenders, the Comets came up just a run short of knocking off Dubuque Wahlert Catholic, falling in the Class 3A semifinals, 3-2.10. Coon Rapids-BayardRecord: 28-4Previous rank: No. 6It was nothing short of a historic season for the Crusaders, as they were ranked No. 1 in Class 1A. Coon Rapids-Bayard, though, could not overcome red-hot Moravia, falling in the state quarterfinals.11. WaukeeRecord: 28-11Previous rank: No. 712. Roland-StoryRecord: 37-4Previous rank: No. 813. Waukee NorthwestRecord: 25-13Previous rank: No. 1214. West LyonRecord: 23-2Previous rank: No. 1315. Saint AnsgarRecord: 24-4Previous rank: No. 1516. Cedar Rapids PrairieRecord: 32-7Previous rank: No. 1617. Cedar Rapids KennedyRecord: 27-8Previous rank: No. 1718. MOC-Floyd ValleyRecord: 25-8Previous rank: No. 1819. SolonRecord: 24-10Previous rank: No. 1920. Mason City Newman CatholicRecord: 28-9Previous rank: Unranked21. Davenport AssumptionRecord: 29-13Previous rank: Unranked22. DurantRecord: 24-9Previous rank: Unranked23. MoraviaRecord: Previous rank: 29-424. Fort DodgeRecord: 32-9Previous rank: No. 2025. MarionRecord: 25-10Previous rank: No. 21Dropped out: No. 22 Waverly Shell-Rock, No. 23 Saydel, No. 24 Lewis Central, No. 25 Martensdale-St. Marys.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow