Class A baseball in Owatonna, Minnesota
The Owatonna Aces are an amateur baseball club from Owatonna, Minnesota, playing Class A in the Twin Rivers League under the Minnesota Baseball Association. They went 7-11 in 2026 under manager Gavin Reinn at Dartt's Park.
Thirty-six classification points is among the lowest Class A figures in this set, level with Hampton and just above Faribault at thirty-four. Owatonna is a Steele County seat of about twenty-six thousand and is graded lower than the Class B Nisswa Lightning.
The Twin Rivers League is otherwise a Class B division: both Austin clubs at thirty points, Dodge County at thirty, Austin Greyhounds at 18-2. The Aces are the Class A side in it and finished four games under.
Dartt's Park is on Mineral Springs Road, and Owatonna's downtown holds the National Farmers' Bank building by Louis Sullivan, which is one of the finest small buildings in American architecture and has nothing at all to do with the baseball.
Graded thirty-six in Class A, below a Class B club up the road, in a town with a Louis Sullivan bank on the square. High Cheese gives Owatonna the page to be more than a grade.
Owatonna Aces in detail
- A summer season of Twin Rivers League games, region games and invitationals.
- Owatonna Aces finished 2026 at 7-11 in the Twin Rivers 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.
- Gavin Reinn manages; the club lists no email or phone.
- No published tryout, form or fee.
- Home is Dartt's Park, 429 Mineral Springs Rd, Owatonna, Minnesota 55060.
- MBA rules, Class A at 36 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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