International and Olympic Ice Hockey, Part 3
36 entries in the International and Olympic Ice Hockey, Part 3 compendium.
United States men's national ice hockey teamTeam USA is a Big Six nation with three Olympic golds.Uzbekistan men's national ice hockey teamUzbekistan debuted at the IIHF World Championship in 2025, winning Division IV.Venezuela men's national ice hockey teamVenezuela's national team, a non-IIHF side competing in the Amerigol LATAM Cup.West Germany men's national ice hockey teamWest Germany's team won Olympic bronze in 1976.West Germany national ice hockey teamWest Germany won Olympic bronze in 1976.Yugoslavia men's national ice hockey teamYugoslavia's national team, largely composed of Slovenian players.Ice hockey at the Olympic GamesOlympic ice hockey began in 1920 and includes men's and women's tournaments.Triple Gold ClubPlayers and coaches who won Olympic gold, World gold, and the Stanley Cup.Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsAnnual IIHF tournament, first held at the 1920 Olympics.Ice hockey at the 1920 Summer OlympicsFirst Olympic ice hockey tournament, held at the 1920 Summer Olympics.Ice hockey at the 1924 Winter OlympicsSecond Olympic hockey championship, also the second World Championships.Ice hockey at the 1928 Winter OlympicsCanada won gold; Sweden took silver and European title.1930 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsFirst world championships independent of the Olympic Games.1931 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada wins fifth world title; Austria takes European crown.1933 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsUnited States won its first world title, ending Canada's streak.1934 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada won its seventh world title in Milan.1935 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsRecord 15 nations competed; Canada won its eighth world title, while host Switzerland won its second European…Ice hockey at the 1936 Winter OlympicsGreat Britain ended Canada's four-Olympic gold streak in ice hockey.1937 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada wins ninth world title; Great Britain takes European crown.1938 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada won its tenth world title; Great Britain took European gold.1939 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada won its 11th world title, allowing only one goal.1947 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsFirst post-war championships, won by Czechoslovakia in round robin.Ice hockey at the 1948 Winter Olympics1948 Olympic hockey marked by disputes and Canada's fifth gold.1949 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCzechoslovakia won despite losing six players in a 1948 plane crash.1950 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada won 13th title; Switzerland took European gold.1951 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada won world title; Sweden took European gold in Paris.1953 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsFirst all-European world championship; Sweden won its first world title.Ice hockey at the 1956 Winter OlympicsSoviet Union won first Olympic gold; Canada earned bronze.1957 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsLast natural-ice Worlds; Sweden upset USSR amid Cold War boycotts.1959 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada won 18th title; first East-West Germany meeting.Ice hockey at the 1960 Winter OlympicsUSA won first Olympic gold; Canada extended medal streak to nine.1961 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCanada won its 19th title; political flag dispute marred final day.1962 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsFirst non-Olympic IIHF Worlds in North America; Sweden won.1963 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsSoviets begin nine‑year reign with dramatic tie‑breaker gold.Ice hockey at the 1964 Winter OlympicsSoviet Union won gold; Canada controversially placed fourth.1965 Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsSoviets win fifth world title; new tie-breaking rules introduced.
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