Oct. 27, 1997
Former Notre Dame Student-Athletes Who Have Been Members of the Winning Team in the World Series, Super Bowl, NBA Championship or Stanley Cup:
YEAR PLAYER EVENT TEAM OPPONENT (SCORE)
1907 Ed Reulbach World Series Chicago Cubs Detroit Tigers (4-0-1)
1908 Ed Reulbach World Series Chicago Cubs Detroit Tigers (4-1)
1916 Jean Dubuc World Series Boston Red Sox Brooklyn Dodgers (4-1)
1945 John McHale World Series Detroit Tigers Chicago Cubs (4-3)
1950 Bill Hassett NBA Champ. Minneapolis Lakers Syracuse Nationals (4-2)
1967 Bill (Red) Mack Super Bowl Green Bay Packers New England Patriots (35-21)
1970 Jim Lynch Super Bowl Kansas City Chiefs Minnesota Vikings (23-7)
1973 Nick Buoniconti Super Bowl Miami Dolphins Washington Redskins (14-7)
1973 Bob Kuechenberg Super Bowl Miami Dolphins Washington Redskins (14-7)
1974 Nick Buoniconti Super Bowl Miami Dolphins Minnesota Vikings (24-7)
1974 Bob Kuechenberg Super Bowl Miami Dolphins Minnesota Vikings (24-7)
1975 Rocky Bleier Super Bowl Pittsburgh Steelers Minnesota Vikings (16-6)
1975 Terry Hanratty Super Bowl Pittsburgh Steelers Minnesota Vikings (16-6)
1976 Rocky Bleier Super Bowl Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys (21-17)
1976 Terry Hanratty Super Bowl Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys (21-17)
1976 Bill Nyrop Stanley Cup Montreal Canadiens Philadelphia Flyers (4-0)
1977 Dave Casper Super Bowl Oakland Raiders Minnesota Vikings (32-14)
1977 Steve Sylvester Super Bowl Oakland Raiders Minnesota Vikings (32-14)
1977 Bill Nyrop Stanley Cup Montreal Canadiens Boston Bruins (4-0)
1978 Bill Nyrop Stanley Cup Montreal Canadiens Boston Bruins (4-2)
1979 Rocky Bleier Super Bowl Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys (35-31)
1980 Rocky Bleier Super Bowl Pittsburgh Steelers Los Angeles Rams (31-19)
1980 Ron Reed World Series Philadelphia Phillies Kansas City Royals (4-2)
1981 Steve Sylvester Super Bowl Oakland Raiders Philadelphia Eagles (27-10)
1982 Bobby Leopold Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers Cincinnati Bengals (26-21)
1982 Joe Montana Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers Cincinnati Bengals (26-21)
1983 Joe Theismann Super Bowl Washington Redskins Miami Dolphins (27-17)
1984 Steve Sylvester Super Bowl Los Angeles Raiders Washington Redskins (38-9)
1984 Don Jackson Stanley Cup Edmonton Oilers New York Islanders (4-1)
1985 Joe Montana Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers Miami Dolphins (38-16)
1984 Don Jackson Stanley Cup Edmonton Oilers Philadelphia Flyers (4-1)
1986 Dave Duerson Super Bowl Chicago Bears New England Patriots (46-10)
1986 Tom Thayer Super Bowl Chicago Bears New England Patriots (46-10)
1987 Mark Bavaro Super Bowl New York Giants Denver Broncos (39-20)
1987 Eric Dorsey Super Bowl New York Giants Denver Broncos (39-20)
1989 Bill Laimbeer NBA Champ. Detroit Pistons Los Angeles Lakers (4-0)
1989 Joe Montana Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers Cincinnati Bengals (20-16)
1990 Joe Montana Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers Denver Broncos (55-10)
1990 Bill Laimbeer NBA Champ. Detroit Pistons Portland Trail Blazers (4-1)
1991 Mark Bavaro Super Bowl New York Giants Buffalo Bills (20-19)
1991 Eric Dorsey Super Bowl New York Giants Buffalo Bills (20-19)
1991 Dave Duerson Super Bowl New York Giants Buffalo Bills (20-19)
1991 John Paxson NBA Champ. Chicago Bulls Los Angeles Lakers (4-1)
1992 John Paxson NBA Champ. Chicago Bulls Portland Trail Blazers (4-2)
1993 John Paxson NBA Champ. Chicago Bulls Phoenix Suns (4-2)
1993 Steve Beuerlein Super Bowl Dallas Cowboys Buffalo Bills (52-17)
1995 Ricky Watters Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers San Diego Chargers (49-26)
1995 Bryant Young Super Bowl San Francisco 49ers San Diego Chargers (49-26)
1997 Craig Hentrich Super Bowl Green Bay Packers New England Patriots (35-21)
1997 Lindsay Knapp Super Bowl Green Bay Packers New England Patriots (35-21)
1997 Derrick Mayes Super Bowl Green Bay Packers New England Patriots (35-21)
1997 Aaron Taylor Super Bowl Green Bay Packers New England Patriots (35-21)
1997 Craig Counsell World Series Florida Marlins Cleveland Indians (4-3)
* Total of 33 players (23 football, 5 baseball, 3 basketball and 2 hockey) on 53 title teams (36 football, 6 baseball, 6 basketball and 5 hockey).
