Gamespeed’s Alex Trautner signs with Creighton
An ambidextrous pitcher is definitely a rarity. When Alex came to me he wanted to increase velocity in not one throwing arm but two. Well with hard work he did. He’s now found the perfect home for his unique talent and it sounds like a great fit. This story was posted on HS Sports Daily:
Alex Trautner Chooses Creighton
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Updated: June 30, 2014
By: Trevor Hampton
Alexander Trautner, a 6-foot-3, 210 pound ambidextrous pitcher from San Ramon Valley High School has committed to the Creighton University Bluejays’ D1 baseball program out of Omaha, Nebraska.
Trautner had garnered interest from Kansas, Hawaii, and Utah Valley among other D1 baseball programs. However, Creighton University had special interest in him because of his unique ambidextrous pitching ability. The school in Omaha had previous success with nationally recognized ambidextrous pitcher, Pat Venditte, drafted twice during college, now pitching with the New York Yankees’ AAA organization.
While Trautner did have interest in warmer-climate D1 baseball programs, he felt Creighton’s previous experience in successfully developing a collegiate […]