Iowa State Cyclones Baseball Tickets

The Iowa State Cyclones Baseball story spans a rich tradition from the early varsity days to today’s active ISU Baseball Club. While the varsity program ran from 1892 through 2001 before budget constraints led to its discontinuation, ISU’s baseball heritage continues through the National Club Baseball Association with the ISU Baseball Club. Fans in Ames, Des Moines, and across Iowa can connect with a storied past and a vibrant club scene that keeps the Cyclones’ baseball spirit alive.

Learn about the Cyclones’ historic moments, the transition to club baseball, and where to catch a game or follow the team online. We’ve got you covered with reliable information and easy, no-fuss ways to stay connected with the latest updates and schedules.

Cap Timm Field at the ISU Southwest Athletic Complex remains a central hub for ISU baseball activity, hosting home games for the ISU Baseball Club. The club competes in the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA), within the Mid-America-North league. Regular opponents include in-state rivals and regional clubs such as Iowa, UNI, SDSU, USD, and ASU. For fans, this is a great way to experience competitive college baseball in a more flexible, community-driven setting. Follow the ISU Baseball Club on social media for the latest game updates and scheduling information: Instagram @isubaseballclub, Twitter @isuclubbaseball, and Facebook Iowa State Club Baseball.

Whether you’re a longtime Cyclones supporter or new to ISU baseball, secure your seats and follow along as the club carries forward the Cyclones’ baseball tradition with dedication, community, and competitive play in the Midwest.