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TEAM CANADA MEDAL COUNT

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SPORT OVERVIEW

ICE HOCKEY AT MILANO CORTINA 2026

Venues: Milano Santa Giulia Ice Hockey Arena, Milano Rho Ice Hockey Arena

Competition Dates: February 5-22 (Days -1-16)

Events: 2 (1 men, 1 women)

Men’s EventsWomen’s EventsMen’s TournamentWomen’s Tournament

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THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson

In its basic form, hockey is a game played on ice in which teams try to score in
their opponent’s goal, using curved sticks to move the rubber puck. Five players
and one goalkeeper are on the ice for a team at any one time, with substitutions
coming from the bench.

A regulation game consists of three 20-minute periods with two 15-minute
intermissions. At the Olympic Games, no games can end in a tie, so deadlocks are
broken by a four-on-four overtime period or, if needed, a shoot-out. Overtime is
five minutes for group stage games and 10 minutes for all playoff games, except
for the gold medal game which has a 20-minute overtime.

At Milano Cortina 2026 the men’s tournament will have 12 teams divided into
three groups:

Group A: Canada, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy

Group B: Finland, Germany, Czechia, Denmark

Group C: United States, Slovakia, Latvia, Russia*

*If the IIHF ban on Russia remains in place, France would be qualified instead
and the groups would be re-shuffled to reflect the new seeding

The tournament begins with a round robin within each group. No teams are
eliminated from medal contention based on the preliminary round results. The
three group winners and the second place team with the best record receive a bye
into the quarterfinals. The remaining eight teams are re-seeded for
qualification playoff games. The winners of those four qualification playoff
games advance to the quarterfinals to face one of the teams that received a bye.
Quarterfinal winners advance to the semifinals. Semifinal winners advance to
play for gold and silver while the semifinal losers play for bronze.

Andrew Lahodynskyj/COC

At Milano Cortina 2025 the women’s tournament will have 10 teams divided into
two groups:

Group A: Canada, United States, Finland, Czechia, Switzerland

Group B: Russia*, Qualifier 1, Qualifier 2, Qualifier 3, Italy

*If the IIHF ban on Russia remains in place, the highest-ranked unqualified team
from the Final Olympic Qualification Tournaments will be qualified instead  

The tournament begins with a round robin within each group. Organized into two
tiers, Group A consists of teams ranked 1-5 by the IIHF while Group B has the
teams ranked 6-10. All the teams from Group A advance from the preliminary round
along with the top three teams from Group B. The winners of the four
quarterfinal games advance to the semifinals. The semifinal winners advance to
play for gold and silver while the semifinal losers play for bronze.

CANADIAN OLYMPIC ICE HOCKEY HISTORY (PRE-MILANO CORTINA 2026)

With 23 medals, including 14 gold, Canada is the most successful country in
Olympic ice hockey.

Canada won the men’s tournament at six of the first seven Olympic Games in which
ice hockey was included, beginning with the sport’s debut during the summer
Games at Antwerp 1920.

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There was a 50-year gold medal drought after Oslo 1952 until the next gold was
won at Salt Lake City 2002. But the next wait was much shorter, with
back-to-back men’s gold medals at Vancouver 2010 and Sochi 2014. Shea Weber,
Jonathan Toews, Sidney Crosby, Drew Doughty, Ryan Getzlaf, Rick Nash, Duncan
Keith, Roberto Luongo, Patrick Marleau and Corey Perry were all members of those
last two gold medal teams. Canada won bronze at PyeongChang 2018.

CP PHOTO/COC/Mike Ridewood

Canada has never missed the podium in the women’s Olympic hockey tournament
since it debuted at Nagano 1998. After a silver at those first Games, Canada won
four straight gold medals, making Hayley Wickenheiser and Jayna Hefford the two
most decorated athletes in the sport. Caroline Ouellette joined them on all four
gold medal teams.

After another silver at PyeongChang 2018, Canada claimed its fifth Olympic gold
medal in women’s hockey at Beijing 2022. Captain Marie-Philip Poulin became the
first ice hockey player—male or female—to score in four Olympic gold medal
games.

OLYMPIC ICE HOCKEY HISTORY

Ice hockey has been an Olympic sport longer than the Olympic Winter Games have
existed after being first included at Antwerp 1920. It has since been featured
at every edition of the Olympic Winter Games, starting with Chamonix 1924. There
was only a men’s tournament until a women’s tournament was added at Nagano 1998.

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CANADIAN MEDALLISTS

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EventAthleteFinishGames MenWinnipeg FalconsGoldAntwerp 1920MenToronto
GranitesGoldChamonix 1924MenUniversity of Toronto GradsGoldSt. Moritz 1928MenThe
WinnipegsGoldLake Placid 1932MenRCAF FlyersGoldSt. Moritz 1948MenEdmonton
MercurysGoldOslo 1952MenTeam CanadaGoldSalt Lake City 2002MenTeam
CanadaGoldVancouver 2010MenTeam CanadaGoldSochi 2014MenPort Arthur
BearcatsSilverGarmisch-Partenkirchen 1936MenKitchener-Waterloo
DutchmenSilverSquaw Valley 1960MenCanadian National TeamSilverAlbertville
1992MenCanadian National TeamSilverLillehammer 1994MenKitchener-Waterloo
DutchmenBronzeCortina d'Ampezzo 1956MenCanadian National TeamBronzeGrenoble
1968MenTeam CanadaBronzePyeongChang 2018WomenCanadian National Women’s
TeamGoldSalt Lake City 2002WomenCanadian National Women’s TeamGoldTurin
2006WomenCanadian National Women’s TeamGoldVancouver 2010WomenCanadian National
Women’s TeamGoldSochi 2014Women Canadian Women's National TeamGoldBeijing
2022WomenCanadian National Women’s TeamSilverNagano 1998WomenTeam
CanadaSilverPyeongChang 2018


TEAMS


BEIJING 2022 (MEN)

 * Adam Cracknell
 * Adam Tambellini
 * Alex Grant
 * Ben Street
 * Corban Knight
 * Daniel Winnik
 * David Desharnais
 * Devon Levi
 * Edward Pasquale
 * Eric O’Dell
 * Eric Staal
 * Jack McBain
 * Jason Demers
 * Jordan Weal
 * Josh Ho-Sang
 * Kent Johnson
 * Landon Ferraro
 * Mark Barberio
 * Mason McTavish
 * Mat Robinson
 * Matt Tomkins
 * Maxim Noreau
 * Morgan Ellis
 * Owen Power
 * Tyler Wotherspoon


BEIJING 2022 (WOMEN)

 * Ann-Renée Desbiens
 * Ashton Bell
 * Blayre Turnbull
 * Brianne Jenner
 * Claire Thompson
 * Ella Shelton
 * Emerance Maschmeyer
 * Emily Clark
 * Emma Maltais
 * Erin Ambrose
 * Jamie Lee Rattray
 * Jillian Saulnier
 * Jocelyne Larocque
 * Kristen Campbell
 * Laura Stacey
 * Marie-Philip Poulin
 * Mélodie Daoust
 * Micah Zandee-Hart
 * Natalie Spooner
 * Rebecca Johnston
 * Renata Fast
 * Sarah Fillier
 * Sarah Nurse


PYEONGCHANG 2018 (MEN'S)

 * Andrew Ebbett
 * Ben Scrivens
 * Brandon Kozun
 * Chay Genoway
 * Chris Kelly
 * Chris Lee
 * Christian Thomas
 * Cody Goloubef
 * Derek Roy
 * Eric O’Dell
 * Gilbert Brulé
 * Justin Peters
 * Karl Stollery
 * Kevin Poulin
 * Linden Vey
 * Marc-André Gragnani
 * Mason Raymond
 * Mat Robinson
 * Maxim Lapierre
 * Maxim Noreau
 * Quinton Howden
 * René Bourque
 * Rob Klinkhammer
 * Stefan Elliott
 * Wojtek Wolski


PYEONGCHANG 2018 (WOMEN'S)

 * Ann-Renée Desbiens
 * Bailey Bram
 * Blayre Turnbull
 * Brianne Jenner
 * Brigette Lacquette
 * Emily Clark
 * Geneviève Lacasse
 * Haley Irwin
 * Jennifer Wakefield
 * Jillian Saulnier
 * Jocelyne Larocque
 * Laura Fortino
 * Laura Stacey
 * Lauriane Rougeau
 * Marie-Philip Poulin
 * Meaghan Mikkelson
 * Meghan Agosta
 * Mélodie Daoust
 * Natalie Spooner
 * Rebecca Johnston
 * Renata Fast
 * Sarah Nurse
 * Shannon Szabados


SOCHI 2014 (MEN'S)

 * Alex Pietrangelo
 * Carey Price
 * Chris Kunitz
 * Corey Perry
 * Dan Hamhuis
 * Drew Doughty
 * Duncan Keith
 * Jamie Benn
 * Jay Bouwmeester
 * Jeff Carter
 * John Tavares
 * Jonathan Toews
 * Marc-Édouard Vlasic
 * Martin St. Louis
 * Matt Duchene
 * Mike Smith
 * P.K. Subban
 * Patrice Bergeron
 * Patrick Marleau
 * Patrick Sharp
 * Rick Nash
 * Roberto Luongo
 * Ryan Getzlaf
 * Shea Weber
 * Sidney Crosby


SOCHI 2014 (WOMEN'S)

 * Brianne Jenner
 * Caroline Ouellette
 * Catherine Ward
 * Charline Labonté
 * Geneviève Lacasse
 * Gillian Apps
 * Haley Irwin
 * Hayley Wickenheiser
 * Jayna Hefford
 * Jennifer Wakefield
 * Jocelyne Larocque
 * Laura Fortino
 * Lauriane Rougeau
 * Marie-Philip Poulin
 * Meaghan Mikkelson
 * Meghan Agosta
 * Mélodie Daoust
 * Natalie Spooner
 * Rebecca Johnston
 * Shannon Szabados
 * Tara Watchorn


VANCOUVER 2010 (MEN'S)

 * Brenden Morrow
 * Brent Seabrook
 * Christopher Pronger
 * Corey Perry
 * Dan Boyle
 * Dany Heatley
 * Drew Doughty
 * Duncan Keith
 * Eric Staal
 * Jarome Iginla
 * Joe Thornton
 * Jonathan Toews
 * Marc-André Fleury
 * Martin Brodeur
 * Michael Richards
 * Patrice Bergeron
 * Patrick Marleau
 * Rick Nash
 * Roberto Luongo
 * Ryan Getzlaf
 * Scott Niedermayer
 * Shea Weber
 * Sidney Crosby


VANCOUVER 2010 (WOMEN'S)

 * Becky Kellar (Duke)
 * Carla MacLeod
 * Caroline Ouellette
 * Catherine Ward
 * Charline Labonté
 * Cherie Piper
 * Colleen Sostorics
 * Gillian Apps
 * Gina Kingsbury
 * Haley Irwin
 * Hayley Wickenheiser
 * Jayna Hefford
 * Jennifer Botterill
 * Kim St-Pierre
 * Marie-Philip Poulin
 * Meaghan Mikkelson
 * Meghan Agosta
 * Rebecca Johnston
 * Sarah Vaillancourt
 * Shannon Szabados
 * Tessa Bonhomme


TURIN 2006 (MEN'S)

 * Adam Foote
 * Christopher Pronger
 * Dany Heatley
 * Jarome Iginla
 * Joe Sakic
 * Joe Thornton
 * Martin Brodeur
 * Martin St. Louis
 * Rick Nash
 * Robert Blake
 * Roberto Luongo
 * Ryan Smyth
 * Simon Gagné


TURIN 2006 (WOMEN'S)

 * Becky Kellar (Duke)
 * Carla MacLeod
 * Caroline Ouellette
 * Cassie Campbell
 * Charline Labonté
 * Cherie Piper
 * Cheryl Pounder
 * Colleen Sostorics
 * Danielle Goyette
 * Gillian Apps
 * Gillian Ferrari
 * Gina Kingsbury
 * Hayley Wickenheiser
 * Jayna Hefford
 * Jennifer Botterill
 * Katie Weatherston
 * Kim St-Pierre
 * Meghan Agosta
 * Sarah Vaillancourt
 * Vicky Sunohara


SALT LAKE CITY 2002 (MEN'S)

 * Adam Foote
 * Al MacInnis
 * Brendan Shanahan
 * Christopher Pronger
 * Curtis Joseph
 * Ed Belfour
 * Ed Jovanovski
 * Eric Brewer
 * Eric Lindros
 * Jarome Iginla
 * Joe Nieuwendyk
 * Joe Sakic
 * Mario Lemieux
 * Martin Brodeur
 * Michael Peca
 * Owen Nolan
 * Paul Kariya
 * Robert Blake
 * Ryan Smyth
 * Scott Niedermayer
 * Simon Gagné
 * Steve Yzerman
 * Theoren Fleury


SALT LAKE CITY 2002 (WOMEN'S)

 * Becky Kellar (Duke)
 * Caroline Ouellette
 * Cassie Campbell
 * Cherie Piper
 * Cheryl Pounder
 * Colleen Sostorics
 * Danielle Goyette
 * Hayley Wickenheiser
 * Jayna Hefford
 * Jennifer Botterill
 * Kim St-Pierre
 * Vicky Sunohara


NAGANO 1998 (MEN'S)

 * Adam Foote
 * Al MacInnis
 * Brendan Shanahan
 * Christopher Pronger
 * Curtis Joseph
 * Eric Lindros
 * Joe Nieuwendyk
 * Joe Sakic
 * Martin Brodeur
 * Robert Blake
 * Steve Yzerman
 * Theoren Fleury


NAGANO 1998 (WOMEN'S)

 * Becky Kellar (Duke)
 * Cassie Campbell
 * Danielle Goyette
 * Hayley Wickenheiser
 * Jayna Hefford
 * Jennifer Botterill
 * Vicky Sunohara


LILLEHAMMER 1994 (MEN'S)

 * Jean-Yves Roy
 * Paul Kariya


ALBERTVILLE 1992 (MEN'S)

 * Eric Lindros
 * Kent Manderville


CALGARY 1988 (MEN'S)

 * Randy Gregg


LAKE PLACID 1980 (MEN'S)

 * Randy Gregg


OSLO 1952 (MEN'S)

 * Allan Purvis
 * Billie Dawe
 * David Miller
 * Donald Gauf
 * Eric Paterson
 * Francis Sullivan
 * George Abel
 * Gordon Robertson
 * John (Jack) Davies
 * Louis Secco
 * Ralph Hansch
 * Robert “Bruce” Dickson
 * Robert Meyers
 * Robert Watt
 * Thomas Pollock
 * William Gibson


ST. MORITZ 1928 (MEN'S)

 * George Mara


ANTWERP 1920 (MEN'S)

 * Allan (Huck) Woodman
 * Bobby Benson
 * Chris Fridfinnson
 * Frank Frederickson
 * Hallie Halderson
 * Jacob Walter Byron
 * Konrad Johannesson
 * Mike Goodman



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