Boston College Athletics | June 13, 2019 Boston College now has more names on the Stanley Cup than any other school Take a look back at the sights and sounds from a historic Frozen Four Share BOSTON — Former Boston College forward Zach Sanford gave Boston College its NCAA record 20th name on the Stanley Cup on Wednesday night as the St. Louis Blues defeated the Boston Bruins 4-1 in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final at TD Garden. Sanford netted his first career playoff goal in the third period to give the Blues a 4-0 lead. MEN'S HOCKEY HISTORY: The full list of NCAA men's ice hockey champions Born in Salem, Massachusetts, Sanford becomes the 12th different former Eagle to hoist the Cup. It also marks the fourth consecutive season that an Eagle has won the Cup, joining Brooks Orpik with Washington in 2018 and Brian Dumoulin in both 2016 and 2017 with Pittsburgh. The Eagles now have a @collegehockey record 20 names on the #StanleyCup after Zach Sanford added his to Lord Stanley last night with the @StLouisBlues📝 https://t.co/HQy0y2u92G#WeAreBC 🦅 pic.twitter.com/0lq5wd8nM0— BC Men's Hockey (@BC_MHockey) June 13, 2019 Sanford skated in the final five games of the Stanley Cup Final and saw his ice time increase in each game. He posted a point in four of those five contests and his debut in Game 3 of the series in St. Louis marked his 100th career NHL game. The winger played in 60 regular season games for the Blues with eight goals and 12 assists. NCAA in the NHL: UMass star Cale Makar scores playoff goal in NHL debut for Colorado Avalanche During his two years on the Heights, Sanford skated in 79 career games with 20 goals and 43 assists for 63 points. He registered 39 points in 41 games as a sophomore in 2015-16 and helped Boston College reach the Frozen Four. Stanley Cup Champions - the St. Louis Blues!Tyler Bozak, @DU_Hockey Colton Parayko, @NanooksHockey Mackenzie Maceachern, @MSU_Hockey Zach Sanford, @BCHockey Jaden Schwartz, @CC_Hockey1 pic.twitter.com/x8E3IxOQ94— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) June 13, 2019 Sanford was originally a second round pick of the Washington Capitals (61st overall) in 2013. Player Team Year Zach Sanford St. Louis 2019 Brooks Orpik Washington 2018 Brian Dumoulin Pittsburgh 2017 Brian Dumoulin Pittsburgh 2016 Ben Smith Chicago 2013 Rob Scuderi Los Angeles 2012 Bill Guerin Pittsburgh 2009 Brooks Orpik Pittsburgh 2009 Rob Scuderi Pittsburgh 2009 Ryan Shannon Anaheim 2007 Brian Gionta New Jersey 2003 Doug Brown Detroit 1998 Doug Brown Detroit 1997 Bill Guerin New Jersey 1995 Brian Leetch New York Rangers 1994 Kevin Stevens Pittsburgh 1992 Joe Mullen Pittsburgh 1992 Kevin Stevens Pittsburgh 1991 Harvard takes down BC 5-4 in thriller to win 2022 women's Beanpot Harvard won its 15th Beanpot with its 5-4 win over BC on Tuesday night. READ MORE College hockey: 11 numbers to know in Beanpot tournament history The 69th annual Beanpot tournament kicks off Feb. 7 with a doubleheader. Here are some numbers you should know. READ MORE College field hockey: No. 7 North Carolina opens ACC play with 6-1 win over No. 5 Boston College No. 7 North Carolina field hockey upsets No. 5 Boston College 6-1. READ MORE