Fall Top Prospect Games: NC' s Top Talent Set to Take McCrary Park

October 16, 2025
Brandon Hall
NC / Mid-ATL Director of Scouting

Fall Top Prospect Games: North Carolina’s Top Talent Set to Take McCrary Park

ASHEBORO, NC – The fall calendar continues to provide high-end evaluation opportunities as Prep Baseball North Carolina returns to McCrary Park in Asheboro for the Fall Top Prospect Games, one of the state’s premier fall events for uncommitted talent.

This two-day showcase will bring together some of North Carolina’s top high school players in both the Underclass (2028 & 2029 grads) and Upperclass (2026 & 2027 grads) divisions for a weekend full of workouts, athletic testing, and game play in front of college coaches and professional scouts.

Event Schedule

Saturday, October 18th – Underclass Top Prospect Games
Sunday, October 19th – Upperclass Top Prospect Games
📍 Location: McCrary Park, Asheboro, NC

Each day will begin with a comprehensive position player workout, featuring:

Athletic testing with verified metrics
Defensive evaluations during infield/outfield sessions
Batting practice rounds with live video coverage

Following workouts, players will compete in controlled scrimmages, giving coaches and scouts the opportunity to evaluate in-game performance, competitiveness, and instincts against top-tier peers.

Rosters & Event Details

Full rosters and event information can be found at the links below:

Follow the Action

Fans and recruiters can follow along throughout the weekend with live updates, video clips, and standout performances shared on X (@PrepBaseballNC).

After the event, Prep Baseball NC will publish:

Full statistical leaderboards
Data analytics breakdowns
Player spotlight stories and video highlights

All post-event coverage will be available on PrepBaseballReport.com/North-Carolina and across social media platforms (@PrepBaseballNC on X, Instagram, and Facebook).

About the Event

The Top Prospect Games have consistently drawn some of the most projectable and high-ceiling players from across North Carolina. With the mix of established prospects and emerging talent, this weekend provides a snapshot of the state’s future — players primed to make noise in the coming high school and recruiting cycles.

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