2026 NC HS Scout Blog: Week of March 22 - 29
March 30, 2026
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2026 NORTH CAROLINA SCOUT BLOG
As the 2026 spring season gets underway, Prep Baseball North Carolina remains committed to delivering comprehensive scouting coverage from high school diamonds across the state. Our scouting staff will be on the ground throughout the spring, evaluating top prospects, identifying emerging talent, and providing detailed analysis on the players shaping this season.
North Carolina continues to establish itself as one of the premier talent-producing states in the country, consistently sending players to collegiate programs at every level and into professional baseball. Through consistent in-person evaluations, advanced metrics, and video coverage, our goal is to spotlight the next wave of impact prospects while delivering trusted insight for coaches, recruiters, professional scouts, and fans alike.
Each week, the NC High School Scout Blog will feature in-depth reports from recent looks, breaking down tools, performance trends, and projection. Follow along throughout the spring as we provide inside access to the state’s top talent and the players poised to make noise in 2026.
Games covered this week
South Central 0 DH Conley 10
Thursday March 26, 2026
Tucker Anderson, RHP, DH Conley HS, 2026
UNC Wilmington commit. Upright and slightly open set up to the dish. Rocker step toward first, then knee lifts to the chest. Effortless, loose mover, that hides the ball well. Downhill from a 3/4 arm slot. Showed real command, throwing to both sides of the plate with accuracy. FB lived 90-91 touching 92 on a few occasions. Slider was tight and sharp with sweeping action 78-80 MPH. Showed changeups 83-85 that had depth and fade, keeping FB arm speed and window.
Chase White, RHP, South Central HS, 2028
This right-hander shows an athletic, rhythmic delivery built around a strong coil into his backside and a firm front-side brace at landing. His lower half does a good job generating energy, allowing him to drive down the mound with intent and create downhill plane. The arm action is long and loose with a wide swing, but he maintains solid timing and finishes on line to the plate. He throws from an over-the-top slot with evident arm speed, giving the ball life through the zone.