Class A baseball in Rochester, Minnesota
The Rochester Royals are an amateur baseball club from Rochester, Minnesota, playing Class A in the Classic Cannon Valley American League under the Minnesota Baseball Association. They went 14-10 in 2026 under manager Logan Milene at Mayo Field.
Mayo Field has been Rochester's ballpark since 1949 and has hosted professional and amateur baseball on the same site since long before that. It is a real grandstand on East Center Street in the middle of a city of a hundred and twenty thousand, and it is the finest ground any club in this directory calls home.
A hundred and sixty-three classification points is the highest figure outside the Twin Cities and the third highest in the Minnesota set behind only the Parade Stadium clubs and Highland Park.
Rochester fields two clubs. The Royals are Class A at a hundred and sixty-three points and went 14-10. The Rochester Roadrunners are Class B at a hundred and twenty-one and went 6-17. Between them they carry two hundred and eighty-four classification points, which is more than the whole of most leagues in this set.
Mayo Field has hosted baseball on East Center Street since 1949 and is the best ballpark in this directory. High Cheese gives the Royals the page it deserves.
Rochester Royals in detail
- A summer season of Classic Cannon Valley American League games, region games and invitationals.
- Rochester Royals finished 2026 at 14-10 in the Classic Cannon Valley American League.
- Results with full box scores on the club's MBA page.
- A published roster with positions, ages and schools.
- Season hitting and pitching lines, plus per-game box scores.
- Logan Milene manages; the club lists no email or phone.
- No published tryout, form or fee.
- Home is Mayo Field, 403 E Center St, Rochester, Minnesota 55904.
- MBA rules, Class A at 163 classification points.
- News runs through the MBA state feed, not the club.
- In-season invitationals, with the MBA state tournament above them.
- No founding date or title list published.
- No club officers published.
- Documents belong to the association, not the club.
- The MBA runs a state calendar; the club's dates are games.
- No merchandise or store published.
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