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Not that I know of - all "converters" made so far (I've seen .sb to .jar, .exe and .app) embed an .sb file with a Scratch player written in another language. It's far easier to do that than actually convert Scratch blocks to another kind of bytecodes or machine language.
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You can read/write Scratch files using Python (I wrote a library for doing so, called Kurt).
It can also export the Scratch project to the "scratchblocks" code used on the forums, which might be the closest thing to what you're thinking of.
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