North Carolina State Games Softball Showcase
North Carolina’s only high school softball showcase event began in 2007 as a joint effort by NCSCA and North Carolina Amateur Sports, and is held annually during the month of June as part of the State Games of North Carolina. The showcase is an underclassman event that divides North Carolina into six regions with each region forming one team that participates first in pool play, then in a medal event to determine state gold, silver, and bronze medal winners.
Participation begins with the athlete signing up for her region’s tryouts, which take place at convenient high school locations. Tryouts, practices, and games are carefully scheduled to avoid conflicting with player’s high school team and/or travel ball team schedules. All coaches are qualified high school coaches who volunteer their time to prepare and participate.
Benefits of participation:
The chance to play in front of college coaches who use the event as a recruiting opportunity.
The ability to take advantage of a skills event that includes video recording and official measurement of player metrics.
A chance to get to know and play with outstanding athletes from other high schools.
For detailed information about North Carolina’s Softball State Games, follow this link: High School State Games Softball Showcase