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The 2004 Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament was held in Belle Plaine and Jordan. Hamburg entered the tourney as the Region 7C runner-up. The Hawks lost their first game 2 - 1 in an epic, 17 inning battle against Melrose. Stand-outs for the Hawks were Tim Stuewe, with an early home run, and Mike Mueller who pitched 11 strong innings in a losing effort.

Front Row: Josh Lenz, Cole Peters (Batboys)
Middle Row: Drew Gulden, Neil Vos, Mike Mueller, Brian Eggers, Rob Hart, Sean Engel, Matt Schwichtenberg
Back Row: Jeff Lenz (Mgr.), Jeff Selander (St. Boni), Tim Stuewe, Jason Fritz, Aron Peters, Larry Heckmann, Jeff Stuewe, Andy Larson, Craig Allison (Norwood)

The 2000 Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament was held in Sleepy Eye and Fairfax. Hamburg entered the tourney as the Region 7C runner-up. Unfortunately, the Hawks came up short in their first game, losing to Elko by a score of 5 to 4 in a 10 inning battle.

Front Row: Pete Hilgers, Chuck Monroe (YA), Chris Dammann, Brian Eggers, Matt Schug (bat boy), Mike Mueller, Dan LaMott (Winsted), Pat Kohls (YA), Rob Hart
Back Row: Jeff Lenz (Mgr.), Brian Droege, Tim Stuewe, Joel Wiegert, Aron Peters, Jeff Stuewe, Larry Heckmann, Craig Peterson, B.J. Oswall

The 1997 Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament was held in Maple Lake and Delano. This was Hamburg's first visit to the state tourney since 1975. Hamburg entered the tourney as the Region 7C Champion but were defeated in their first game by Avon.

Front Row: Jeff Selander, Pete Hilgers, Brian Jeneke (Glencoe), Craig Droege, Ryan Dammann, Taylor Peters (bat boy), Mike Mueller, Brian Droege, Jeremy Rice, Joey Herrmann
Back Row: Jeff Lenz (Mgr.), Adam Oelfke, Chris Dammann, Daryl Schulz, Tim Stuewe, Joel Wiegert, Luke Wolter, Robert Rutt (YA), Sean Peters, Dave Barrett (YA), Jeff Stuewe, Larry Heckmann

The 1975 Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament was held in Delano. Despite their hair-do's, the Hawks won their first three games before losing to Dundas in the semi-finals.

Front Row: Pete Panning, Gary Harms, Jeff Mueller, Scott Karels (BB), Jeff Tanke (BB), Darv Rolf, Mike Stuewe, Russ Heckmann, Jerry Stuewe
Back Row: Jim Stuewe, Dale Stuewe, Lefty Graupmann (Mgr.), Bob "Schpitz" Mueller, Curt Stuewe, Brad Droege, Brad Mueller, David Stuewe, Mark WIllemsen, Tom Kloempken, Don Sauter (GI), Wolf Hoberg, Ace Phifer (Plato), Scott Scheele, Joe Krueger (GI)

The 1974 Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament was held in St. Cloud. The Hawks won their first two games before losing to Cyrus in the quarter-finals.

Front Row: Russ Heckmann, Steve Stoterau, Jeff Mueller, Jerry Stuewe, Gary Harms, Bill Kloempken, Mike Stuewe, Eugene Panning, Tom Kloempken, Curt Stuewe, Matt Dammann (BB), Dean Scheele (BB)
Back Row: Lefty Graupmann, Wolf Hoberg, Darv Rolf, Brad Mueller, Dale Stuewe, Bob "Schpitz" Mueller, Mark Willemsen, David Stuewe, Scott Scheele, Dean Panning, Don Sauter (GI), Joe Krueger (GI), Larry Bachmann (Norwood)

The 1969 Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament was held in Jordan. This was Hamburg's first appearance in the State Tourney. The Hawks defeated Windom in their first game, but lost to Alexandria by one run in the second game..

Front Row: Lefty Graupmann (Mgr.), Jerry Stuewe, Mike Stuewe, Jerry Mueller, Darv Rolf, Jeff Mueller, Richard Heckmann, Doug Will, Bruce Schepers (BB), Mike Dammann (BB)
Back Row: Jim Stuewe, Weldon Baumann (New Germany), Ron Lehrke (New Germany), Randy Wroge (Plato), Rick Graupmann, Roger Thalmann, Robert "Schpitz" Mueller, Bill Kloempken, Wendell Stuewe, Dennis Versmann