The state of Arizona continues to produce Major League Baseball players.

Several high schools have produced one or more MLB players through the years, led by Tucson High, Oro Valley Canyon del Oro High and Scottsdale Chaparral High, which have each had seven of its players reach the big leagues.

Phoenix Mountain Pointe, Phoenix Horizon, Mesa and Tucson Sahuaro have each had five players in their history make it to the top level of baseball.

Mountain Pointe gets to brag for having the most current major leaguers with four former players in the big leagues last season.

Scottsdale Notre Dame Prep has produced three MLB players in its history, and all of them saw action in 2019.

37 Arizona high schools that can brag about producing at least two MLB players through the years.

Take a look at the high schools in Arizona that have produced at least one MLB player in its history.

Players who saw MLB action in 2019 in bold.

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Tucson (7)

• Tavo Alvarez
• Dave Baldwin
• Jim Crawford
• Ron Hassey
• Willie Morales
• Chris Saenz
• Tom Wilhelmsen

Oro Valley Canyon del Oro (7)

• Brian Anderson
• Chris Duncan
• Shelley Duncan
• Scott Hairston
• Ian Kinsler
• Colin Porter
• Jason Stanford

Scottsdale Chaparral (7)

• Chance Adams
• Brian Bannister
• Charles Brewer
• Danny Coulombe
• Dylan Cozens
• Ike Davis
• Paul Konerko

Phoenix Mountain Pointe (5)

• C.J. Cron
• Kevin Cron
• Joe Mather
• Scott Kingery 
• Cole Tucker

Phoenix Horizon (5)

• Jayson Durocher
• Tuffy Gosewisch
• Tommy Joseph
• Cody McKay
• Brandon Wood

Mesa (5)

• Jeremy Accardo
• Mickey Hatcher
• Mike MacDougal
• Phil Ortega
• Rudy Owens

Tucson Sahuaro (5)

• Sam Khalifa
• Pat McCoy
• Jim Olander
• Alex Verdugo
• Tom Wiedenbauer

Avondale Agua Fria (4)

• Aaron Altherr
• Cardell Camper
• Shawn Gilbert
• Sammy Solis

Mesa Mountain View (4)

• Brian Banks
• Shea Hillenbrand
• Scott Lydy
• Brad Mills

Phoenix St. Mary’s (4)

• Andre Ethier
• Nick Evans
• Brian Matusz
• Alan Wirth

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Gilbert (3)

• Dustin Peterson
• Dennis Sarfate
• Stephen Tarpley

Gilbert Highland (3)

• Shane Loux
• Matt Pagnozzi
• James Pazos

Tempe McClintock (3)

• Jeff Larish
• Mike Mendoza
• Matt Perisho

Glendale Mountain Ridge (3)

• Eddie Bonine
• Cory Burns
• Chris Duffy

Tucson Palo Verde (3)

• Joe Hassler
• Andy Hassler
• Bob Lacey

Tucson Rincon (3)

• Pat Darcy
• Jason Jacome
• Paul Moskau

Tucson Salpointe Catholic (3)

• Mark Carreon
• Dan Slania
• Ed Vosberg

Scottsdale Notre Dame Prep (3)

• Peter Bourjos
• Tayler Scott
• Aaron Slegers

Peoria Sunrise Mountain (3)

• Aaron Bummer
• Jaff Decker
• Joel Kuhnel

Tucson Amphitheater (2)

Glendale Apollo (2)

Prescott Valley Bradshaw Mountain (2)

Phoenix Camelback (2)

Chandler (2)

• Cody Ransom
• Dave Van Gorder

Scottsdale Coronado (2)

Glendale Deer Valley (2)

Chandler Hamilton (2)

• Cody Bellinger
• Eric Farris

Marana (2)

Prescott (2)

Tucson Sabino (2)

Scottsdale Saguaro (2)

Scottsdale (2)

Phoenix Shadow Mountain (2)

Phoenix Washington (2)

• Brian Broderick
• Karl Pagel

Peoria Centennial (2)

Scottsdale Desert Mountain (2)

• Austin Davis
• Merrill Kelly

Phoenix Union (2)

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Benson (1)

Bourgade Catholic (1)

Phoenix Brophy Prep (1)

Buckeye (1)

Sierra Vista Buena (1)

Glendale Cactus (1)

Phoenix Central (1)

Chino Valley (1)

Vail Cienega (1)

Flagstaff Coconino (1)

Phoenix Cortez (1)

Mesa Desert Ridge (1)

Phoenix Desert Vista (1)

Flagstaff (1)

Phoenix Greenway (1)

Gilbert Mesquite (1)

Goodyear Millennium (1)

Cottonwood Mingus (1)

Phoenix Moon Valley (1)

Nogales (1)

Phoenix Pinnacle (1)

Tucson Pueblo (1)

Mesa Red Mountain (1)

Tucson Santa Rita (1)

Show Low (1)

Tucson Sunnyside (1)

Thatcher (1)

Phoenix Thunderbird (1)

Mesa Westwood (1)

Williams (1)