Former Whiteville High School baseball standout Mackenzie Gore tore up the minor leagues a year ago and now he will have the opportunity to impress the big league club. Gore is one of 27 non-roster players receiving invitations to the Padres’ big league camp.

MacKenzie Gore dominated on the mound for the Lake Elsinore Storm this week, earning himself a spot on the MLB pipeline prospect team of the week.

Whiteville high school graduate MacKenzie Gore will begin the 2019 Minor league season at Lake Elsinore.

In the game against West Michigan, Tuesday proved once again to be Gore's day as he went 6 innings with 5 strikeouts and only one run.

If you didn't know, today we honor the southpaws of the world for Left Handers day.

MacKenzie Gore was looking to build on his first win of his career, instead he earned the third loss of the season as TinCaps pitcher.

MacKenzie Gore was on the mound celebrating America's birthday by getting his first win playing America's pastime.

MacKenzie Gore made his first start following his most recent stint on the disabled-list yesterday and he showed flashes of his Whiteville dominance once again.

June 3, 2011. That was the last time a North Carolina State Championship baseball series didn't feature the Whiteville Wolfpack. 7 years and four state titles later, the Pack is back and looking to keep the winning tradition alive.