Hickory Crawdads / L.P. Frans Stadium

Ballpark Tour - L.P. Frans Stadium in Hickory, NC

Quick video tour of L.P. Frans Stadium, home of the Hickory Crawdads! The ballpark located in Hickory, NC was built in 1993.

Utility Man Drone Cam: Hickory Crawdads Stadium

The Utility Man gives you a drone's-eye view of Crawdads Stadium, home of the Single-A Hickory Crawdads of the South Atlantic League! The Utility Man and his cast of characters entertain fans at ballparks around the country. For booking information, visit UtilityManEntertainment.com. Follow his shenanigans on Twitter: @UtilityManBen.

Franklin Graham's Message from Hickory, NC

During his eight-city Decision America Tar Heel State Tour, Franklin Graham shared this message with more than 9,200 people packed in North Carolina's L.P. Frans Memorial Stadium. Read more about the event at

Crawdads' Aparicio leads off second with double

7/15/18: Rangers No. 17 prospect Miguel Aparacio smokes a double to left field to leadoff the second for Class A Hickory.

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