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Most Viewed Profiles of 2022: No. 3 Brooks Brannon


Brandon Hall
Mid-Atlantic Scouting Director

With 2022 coming to a close we begin to take a look back at the year that was.  PBR offers players a chance to connect with coaches and scouts with a full profile, including stats, advanced analytics, and video. As we look back at 2022, we take a look at the most viewed player profiles in North Carolina over the past year. All Major League Organizations and over 900 colleges are subscribed to PBR services. With all the information provided, it allows coaches and scouts to get an idea of who the player is as well as track their progress throughout their careers.

PBR will see profile hits go over 12.75 million in 2022 with an average of over 1.5 million hits per month. Some of the most popular ways to a player profile page are through event pages, tournament pages, player search, news articles, and rankings. From now to the end of 2022, we will highlight the top 10 most viewed profiles in 2022 in North Carolina.

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Most Viewed in NC - No. 3 Brooks Brannon

Brooks Brannon may have had the best season in North Carolina High School history in 2022.  His spring started with an invite to the PBR Super 60 in Chicago with approximately 60 of the top high school draft prospects in the country.  Brannon held his own, opening some eyes with the power shown during BP and his energy and communication skills with the pitchers in attendance, during the bullpen sessions.  Brannon followed that outing up with another high level workout at the PBR North Carolina ProCase in his home facility of Diamond Xtreme in Kernersville, NC.   All of this was just a warm-up.

The Randleman HS leader finished his 2022 season with the following awards and accolades:

  • 2022 2A NCHSAA State Champion
  • 91 RBIs - NC State Record
  • 20 HRs - NC State Record
  • 70 Hits - NC State Record
  • 2022 PBR North Carolina Player of the Year
  • 2022 All-PBR 1st Team (All-American)

The success on the field was rewarded.  A North Carolina commit, Brannon bypassed college, signing with the Boston Red Sox as a 9th round selection where he immediately turned heads with a big summer in the Florida Complex League.