Henry Knight throws 6 pitches for strikes from both sides Switch Pitchers - Class of 2016 Over the past decade, there have been a few players who pitched with both arms in high school baseball games. Switch pitchers are extremely rare, since it takes coordination, dedication and a lot of practice. Most of these ambidextrous pitchers were inspired by major league switch pitcher Pat Venditte who now plays for Toronto. Check out the list of ambidextrous high school baseball players from the class of 2016. Two switch pitchers have already signed to play for Division 1 baseball teams. Committed: Carter Kieboom , Walton HS, Marietta, Georgia Kieboom is a tall thin infielder who has the ability to pitch with both arms and bats right-handed. He throws 86 mph RHP, and 80 mph LHP. His older brothers played college baseball, and one was drafted as a catcher by the Nationals. 2016 MLB Draft: #28 pick in the first round by the Washington Nationals College commi
Learn about ambidextrous pitchers – from Little League to the MLB.