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Former Collegians

4 – Nick Leddy – Minnesota (2009-10)

  • Teammates included Jordan Schroeder and Aaron Ness

12 – Kevin Hayes – Boston College (2010-14)

  • First-team All-American and first-team All-Hockey East selection as a senior
  • Nation's No. 2 scorer behind only linemate Johnny Gaudreau
  • Won the 2012 NCAA championship

47 – Torey Krug – Michigan State (2009-12)

  • Finalist for the Hobey Baker Award in 2012
  • CCHA Player of the Year, two-time first-team All-CCHA and twice the league's Best Offensive Defenseman
  • Team captain as a sophomore and a junior
  • Tied for the CCHA scoring title as a junior
  • Teammates included Jeff Petry, Corey Tropp

48 – Scott Perunovich – Minnesota Duluth (2017-20)

  • Hobey Baker Award winner and NCHC Player of the Year as a junior
  • Three-time All-American (first team twice, second team once)
  • National rookie of the year in 2018
  • Led UMD in scoring as the Bulldogs won the national title in 2018
  • Three times named the NCHC's Best Offensive Defenseman and first-team all-conference
  • Teammates included Joey and Mikey Anderson, Karson Kuhlman

51 – Matthew Kessel – Massachusetts (2019-22)

  • Third-team All-Hockey East as a junior
  • 2021 NCAA champion and member of the All-Tournament Team
  • Third-team All-Hockey East in 2021

55 – Colton Parayko – Alaska (2012-15)

  • Team captain as a junior
  • Two-time second-team All-America selection (2015, 2014)
  • Twice named WCHA's Defensive Player of the Year and a first-team all-conference selection
  • Completed his Alaska degree while in the NHL

72 – Justin Faulk – Minnesota Duluth (2010-11)

  • Helped lead UMD to its first national championship as a freshman, winning the title at St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center
  • WCHA All-Rookie Team in 2011
Front Office

Chairman and Governor Tom Stillman – Middlebury
President and CEO, Business Operations Chris Zimmerman – Vermont (1977-81)
Director, Alumni Bruce Affleck – Denver (1972-74)
Vice President, Hockey Operations Peter Chiarelli – Harvard (1983-87)
Senior Advisor to the GM Scott Mellanby – Wisconsin (1984-86)
Consultant, Hockey Operations Dave Taylor – Clarkson (1973-77)
Director, Recruitment Keith Tkachuk – Boston University (1990-91)
Pro Scout/AHL GM Kevin Maxwell – North Dakota (1978-79)
Hockey Video Analyst Ben Dalpe – Clarkson (2014-18)
Blues Ambassador Brett Hull – Minnesota Duluth (1984-86)
Advisor, Community & Youth Hockey Jamal Mayers – Western Michigan (1992-96)

In the Minors

Drew Callin – Bentley (2015-19)

  • First-team All-American as a junior

Joseph Duszak – Mercyhurst (2016-19)

  • Hobey Baker Award finalist, first-team All-American in 2019
  • Also named Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year & Best Defenseman
  • Second-team All-Atlantic Hockey as a sophomore

Adam Gaudette – Northeastern (2015-18)

  • Hockey East Player of the Year as a junior
  • Two-time All-Hockey East selection (first team in 2018, third team in 2017)
  • Teammates included Dylan Sikura, Zach Aston-Reese, Matt Benning, Kevin Roy

Josh Jacobs – Michigan State (2014-15)

  • Named to the Big Ten All-Rookie Team

Wyatt Kalynuk – Wisconsin (2017-20)

  • First-team All-Big Ten as a junior
  • Second-team All-Big Ten and team MVP as a sophomore
  • Honorable mention All-Big Ten and a Big Ten All-Freshman Team selection

Mackenzie MacEachern – Michigan State (2013-16)

  • Teammates included Mason Appleton

Anton Malmstrom – Bowling Green (2020-23)

  • Served as assistant captain as a junior

Hugh McGing – Western Michigan (2016-20)

  • First-team All-American as a senior
  • First-team All-NCHC selection in 2020; second team in 2019

Matthew Peca – Quinnipiac (2011-15)

  • Team co-captain as a senior
  • First-team All-ECAC Hockey honoree as a senior
  • Member of the ECAC All-Rookie Team in 2012

Dylan Peterson – Boston University (2020-24)

  • Teammates included Alex Vlasic
College Draft Picks

Noah Beck – Sr., D, Clarkson – 7th (194), 2020

  • Second-team All-ECAC as a sophomore

Paul Fischer – Fr., D, Notre Dame – 5th (138), 2023

Jimmy Snuggerud – So., F, Minnesota – 1st (23), 2022

  • First-team All-Big Team as a sophomore
  • Second-team All-Big Ten, Big Ten All-Rookie Team as a freshman
  • Also tied for the conference scoring lead
  • Son of former NHL forward Dave Snuggerud