Class of 2013
Aubrey McCarty (2013) - Coquitt County High School, Doerun, GA
Aubrey McCarty is a switch hitter and both hand pitcher who can throw up to 89 mph right-handed (Perfect Game). Throws a fastball, curveball and changeup. At 6'3", McCarty also plays the corner infield right-handed.
In early May, McCarty's pitching record was 9-1, with a 2.74 ERA. He had 47 strikeouts and 37 walks in 53.2 innings pitched (Moultrie Observer).
In early May, McCarty's pitching record was 9-1, with a 2.74 ERA. He had 47 strikeouts and 37 walks in 53.2 innings pitched (Moultrie Observer).
College Commitment: Vanderbilt
2013 MLB Draft: SF Giants
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Marcus Garcia (2013) - Roseville High School, Roseville, CA
As a junior, switch pitcher Marcus Garcia pitched in 11 games – racking up 28 strikeouts in 30.2 innings for the Roseville Tigers.
Class of 2014
A 6'3" switch pitcher from Northern California, Alexander Trautner throws a fastball, curveball and change-up from either side. Right-handed he reaches 82 mph and left-handed he throws 80 mph. Trautner played for the East Bay Colt 45s and the Danville Hoots Baseball Club. Trautner fields firstbase left-handed, and behind the plate he is a right-handed catcher.
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Class of 2015
Henry Knight (2015) - Franklin High School, Seattle, Washington
Henry Knight, BHP |
By mid-season Knight had a 0.93 ERA as a closer for the Columbia City Reds, with a 17:1 K/BB ratio.
Tyler Hopman (2015) - Old Bridge, New Jersey
Tyler Hopman is a 6'2" freshman switch pitcher who plays for Old Bridge High School Knights in New Jersey. In an interview, he said that he feels a lot stronger throwing lefty.
When not pitching, Hopman plays center field right-handed. He bats exclusively from the left side.
When not pitching, Hopman plays center field right-handed. He bats exclusively from the left side.
Switch Pitching 101: High School Switch Pitchers
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