These are the college hockey teams with the most Stanley Cup winners

Boston College 20
(12 different players)

Brooks Orpik, Brian Dumoulin, Ben Smith, Bill Guerin, Rob Scuderi, Ryan Shannon, Brian Gionta, Doug Brown, Brian Leetch, Kevin Stevens, Joe Mullen, Zach Sanford

Wisconsin 20 (14 different players)

Ryan McDonagh, Justin Schultz, Chris Chelios, Davis Drewiske, Adam Burish, Brian Rafalski, Steve Reinprecht, Bruce Driver, Mike Richter, Sean Hill, Paul Stanton, Gary Suter, David Maley, Brian Engblom

North Dakota 17 (11 different players)

T.J. Oshie, Carter Rowney, Jonathan Toews, Matt Greene, Mike Commodore, Brad Bombardir, Craig Ludwig, Ed Belfour, Tony Hrkac, Jay Caufield, Geoff Smith

Michigan 16 (9 different players)

Kevin Porter, Carl Hagelin, John Madden, Aaron Ward, Blake Sloan, Mike Knuble, Pat Hughes, Red Berenson, John Sherf

Boston University 12 (10 different players)

Kevin, Shattenkirk, Alex Chiasson, Nick Bonino, Joe DiPenta, Jay Pandolfo, Chris Drury, Scott Young, Ed Ronan, Shawn McEachern, Scott Young

Minnesota Duluth 11 (7 different players) 

Matt Niskanen, Brett Hull, Shjon Podein, Derek Plante, Tom Kurvers, Dave Langevin, Glenn Resch

Notre Dame 11 (6 different players)

Ian Cole, Bryan Rust, Mark Eaton, Brett Lebda, Don Jackson, Bill Nyrop

Michigan State 11 (7 different players)

Duncan Keith, Drew Miller, Rod Brind’Amour, Andrew Hutchinson, Danton Cole, Joe Murphy, Craig Simpson, Mackenzie MacEachern

Minnesota 10 (9 different players) 

Phil Kessel, Nick Leddy, Alex Goligoski, Ben Clymer, Neal Broten, Tom Chorske, Chris McAlpine, Frank Pietrangelo, Mike Polich

Cornell 9 (2 different players)

Joe Niewendyk, Ken Dryden

Denver 8 (3 different players)

Glenn Anderson, John MacMillan, Tyler Bozak

Vermont 8 (6 different players)

Patrick Sharp, Viktor Stalberg, Tim Thomas, Martin St. Louis, Eric Perrin, John LeClair

Bowling Green 7 (4 different players) 

Rob Blake, Greg de Vries, Brian MacLellan, Ken Morrow

New Hampshire 7 (6 different players)

Trevor van Riemsdyk, Bryan Muir, Kevin Dean, Normand Lacombe, Dave Lumley, Rod Langway

Clarkson 6 (5 different players)

Willie Mitchell, Todd Marchant, Kent Huskins, Erik Cole, Colin Patterson

Providence 6 (4 different players)

Hal Gill, Chris Terreri, Peter Taglianetti, Steve Rooney

St. Cloud State 6 (4 different players)

Matt Cullen, Joe Motzko, Bret Hedican, Frank Brimsek

UMass Lowell 6 (3 different players) 

Ron Hainsey, Scott Wilson, Craig MacTavish

Miami 6 (5 different players)

Blake Coleman, Jeff Zatkoff, Kevyn Adams, Dan Boyle, Alec Martinez

Michigan Tech 5 (3 different players)

Randy McKay, Bob Lorimer, Tony Esposito

Ferris State 4

Chris Kunitz

Lake Superior State 4 (Four different players)

Doug Weight, John Grahame, Jim Dowd, Brian Rolston

Massachusetts 4 (Two different players)

Conor Sheary, Jonathan Quick

Alaska-Fairbanks 3  (Two different players)

Jordan Hendry, Shawn Chambers

Harvard 4 (Three different players)

Alex Killorn, Craig Adams, George Owen

Maine 3 (Two different players)

Scott Darling, Dustin Penner

Alaska-Anchorage 2

Jay Beagle, Mike Peluso

Dartmouth 2

Ben Lovejoy, Myles Lane

Ohio State 2

Jamie Macoun

Omaha 2

Josh Archibald, Jake Guentzel

Princeton 2

Kevin Westgarth, George Parros

St. Lawrence 2

Brandon Bollig, Rich Peverley

Western Michigan 2

Glenn Healy, Jamal Mayers

Army 1

Dan Hinote

Bemidji State 1 Joel Otto Colgate 1

Andy McDonald

Colorado College 3

Jaden Schwartz, Doug Lidster, Curtis McElhinney

Gonzaga 1 Frank McCool Minnesota State 1

Ryan Carter

Northeastern 1

Chris Nilan

Northern Michigan 1

Dallas Drake

Rensselaer 1

Mike McPhee