Iowa Amateur Softball Association Champions

A list of the champions of the Iowa Amateur Softball Association. After 1999, the team listed is the "Class A" Champion.

1. 1930 Fort Dodge Dodgers (Fort Dodge then won the 10-team Northwest Tournament in Minneapolis: Three teams were from Minnesota, four from Wisconsin, one from Michigan and one from Canada)
2. 1931 Des Moines Old Pals
3. 1932  Des Moines Old Pals (first official year of ASA)
4. 1933  Des Moines Old Pals
5. 1934  Boone Patty Anne (defeated Des Moines Old Pals 4-0 in finals)  -- Patty Anne finished fourth in the World Series at Lincoln Park in Chicago, led by pitcher Franz Linden.
6. 1935  Boone Dairy (formerly Boone Patty Anne)
7. 1936  Waterloo Schukei Motors
8. 1937  Boone Nite Hawks
9. 1938  Des Moines Iowa Pack (winning pitcher Robert Keefer)  -- Pack reached the semifinals of the world tournament in Chicago.
10. 1939  Waterloo Schukei Motors
11. 1940  Sioux City Sioux Toolers
12. 1941  Des Moines Iowa Pack
13. 1942  Des Moines Boyt Harness (winning pitcher Robert Keefer)
14. 1943  Fort Dodge Tobin Packing
15. 1944  Clarinda P.O.W. Camp Guards
16. 1945  Clarinda P.O.W. Camp Guards
17. 1946  Waterloo John Deere Plows
18. 1947  Des Moines Willkei House Vets
19. 1948  Waterloo John Deere Plows
20. 1949  Sioux City Burnette Motors
21. 1950  Cedar Rapids Danceland
22. 1951  Des Moines Hot-N-Tots
23. 1952  Sioux City Blue Bunny Ice Cream -- went on to win the Western Regional Championship in St. Joseph, Missouri; first Iowa team to win a regional tournament since the regional tournament began in 1942.
24. 1953  Cedar Rapids Whitey's Auto
25. 1954  Des Moines Glenn Towers Truckers
26. 1955  Des Moines Glenn Towers Truckers
27. 1956  Des Moines Nite Hawks
28. 1957  Sioux City Harbeck's Footwear
29. 1958  Boone Merchants
30. 1959  Sioux City Investors
31. 1960  Boone Merchants
32. 1961  Cedar Rapids Fleck's Falstaff
33. 1962  Cedar Rapids Fleck's Falstaff
34. 1963  Des Moines Club Cavalier
35. 1964  Sioux City Gibson's Appliance
36. 1965  Cedar Rapids Fleck's Falstaff
37. 1966  Des Moines Great Plains Bag
38. 1967  Cedar Falls Larry Lange Ford
39. 1968  Cedar Falls Larry Lange Ford
40. 1969  Cedar Rapids Welty Way
41. 1970  Cedar Rapids Welty Way
42. 1971  Cedar Rapids Welty Way
43. 1972  Clear Lake Butt'r Topp
44. 1973  Des Moines Bombers
45. 1974  Des Moines Bombers
46. 1975  Clear Lake Butt'r Topp
47. 1976  Cedar Rapids Collins
48. 1977  Cedar Rapids Modern Piping
49. 1978  Clear Lake Butt'r Topp
50. 1979  Cedar Rapids Modern Piping & Des Moines Bombers (Co-champions)
51. 1980 Clear Lake Butt'r Topp
52. 1981 Clear Lake Butt'r Topp
53. 1982 Des Moines Coors Bombers
54. 1983 Clear Lake Butt'r Topp
55. 1984
56. 1985 Davenport Thoms Proestler
57. 1986 Sioux City Penn Corp.
58. 1987 Cedar Rapids Teleconnect
59. 1988 Des Moines LaPizza House/Henry J's
60. 1989 Sioux City Penn Corp.
61. 1990 Des Moines Metros
62. 1991 Cedar Rapids Bosch - Rausch Financial Group
63. 1992 Sioux City Gateway 2000 Soos
64. 1993 Des Moines Metros
65. 1994 Sioux City Gateway 2000 Soos
66. 1995 Sioux City Gateway 2000 Soos
67. 1996 Mahoney's
68. 1997 Central Iowa Express
69. 1998 Central Iowa Express
70. 1999 Central Iowa Express
71. 2000 Albaugh Inc. (Ankeny)
72. 2001 Des Moines Knights
73. 2002 Albaugh Inc.
74. 2003 Albaugh Inc. & Elkhart (Co-champions, tied due to rain)
75. 2004 Albaugh Inc.
76. 2005 Albaugh Inc.
77. 2006 Reasnor RPM's (Monroe)
78. 2007 Palazzo's Java House (Pleasant Hill)
79. 2008 Palazzo's Java House
80. 2009 Palazzo's Java House
81. 2010 Iowa Cocks (Ottumwa)
82. 2011 Palazzo's Java House
83. 2012 Albaugh Inc.
84. 2013
85. 2014
86. 2015
87. 2016 Palazzo's Vacations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Drake Research Paper.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Robert Keefer - Athletic Hall of Fame, Showcase Iowa Schools
3. ↑ Des Moines Register, August 13, 1972