NCAA Champions and Stanley Cup Winners
The following former college players have won both the NCAA Championship and the Stanley Cup. Updated through 2023. Click on column heading to sort.
Player | NCAA Championship(s) | Stanley Cup(s) |
Ed Belfour | North Dakota (1987) | Dallas (1999) |
Nick Bonino | Boston University (2009) | Pittsburgh (2016, 2017) |
Neal Broten | Minnesota (1979) | New Jersey (1995) |
Adam Burish | Wisconsin (2006) | Chicago (2010) |
Chris Chelios | Wisconsin (1983) | Montreal (1986); Detroit (2002, 2008) |
Danton Cole | Michigan State (1986) | New Jersey (1995) |
Mike Commodore | North Dakota (2000) | Carolina (2006) |
Jim Dowd | Lake Superior State (1988) | New Jersey (1995) |
Dallas Drake | Northern Michigan (1991) | Detroit (2008) |
Davis Drewiske | Wisconsin (2006) | Los Angeles (2012) |
Bruce Driver | Wisconsin (1983) | New Jersey (1995) |
Chris Drury | Boston University (1995) | Colorado (2001) |
Ken Dryden | Cornell (1967) | Montreal (1971, 1973, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979) |
Brian Dumoulin | Boston College (2010, 2012) | Pittsburgh (2016, 2017) |
Tony Esposito | Michigan Tech (1965) | Montreal (1969) |
Brian Gionta | Boston College (2001) | New Jersey (2003) |
Sean Hill | Wisconsin (1990) | Montreal (1993) |
Tony Hrkac | North Dakota (1987) | Dallas (1999) |
Bob Lorimer | Michigan Tech (1975) | NY Islanders (1980, 1981) |
Craig Ludwig | North Dakota (1980, 1982) | Montreal (1986), Dallas (1999) |
John MacMillan | Denver (1958, 1960) | Toronto (1962, 1963) |
John Madden | Michigan (1996) | New Jersey (2000, 2003); Chicago (2010) |
David Maley | Wisconsin (1983) | Montreal (1986) |
Joe Murphy | Michigan State (1986) | Edmonton (1990) |
Troy Murray | North Dakota (1982) | Colorado (1996) |
Logan O’Connor | Denver (2017) | Colorado (2022) |
Brooks Orpik | Boston College (2001) | Pittsburgh (2009); Washington (2018) |
Jay Pandolfo | Boston University (1995) | New Jersey (2000, 2003) |
Mike Polich | Minnesota (1974) | Montreal (1977) |
Brian Rolston | Lake Superior State (1992) | New Jersey (1995) |
Rob Scuderi | Boston College (2001) | Pittsburgh (2009); Los Angeles (2012) |
Kevin Shattenkirk | Boston University (2009) | Tampa Bay (2020) |
Blake Sloan | Michigan (1996) | Dallas (1999) |