ICE HOCKEY STATISTICS-JÄÄKIEKKOTILASTO

Athlete	Nation	Olympics	Substance	Punishment	Notes	Ref.
Alois Schloder	West Germany	1972	Ephedrine	Six month suspension from IIHF	The first Winter Olympics athlete to test positive for a banned substance,[158] Schloder was banned from the rest of the Games but his team was allowed to continue playing.	[42]
František Pospíšil	Czechoslovakia	1976	Codeine	None	Team doctor Otto Trefny, who prescribed Pospíšil the drug as treatment for the flu, received a lifetime ban. The team was forced to forfeit a game against Poland but went on to win the silver medal, which Pospíšil also received.	[159][160]
Jarosław Morawiecki	Poland	1988	Testosterone	18 month suspension from IIHF	The Polish team was allowed to continue playing without Morawiecki, but were stripped of two points they earned in a victory over France.	[161]
Mattias Öhlund	Sweden	2002	Acetazolamide	None	Öhlund had inadvertently ingested the substance in medication he was taking after undergoing eye surgery and was not suspended.	[162]
Vasily Pankov	Belarus	2002	19-Norandrosterone	Retroactively disqualified	Pankov was also forced to return his Olympic diploma. Evgeni Lositski, the team doctor, was banned from the following two Olympics.	[163]

In late 2005, two NHL players who had been listed as potential Olympians failed drug tests administered by the WADA. American Bryan Berard, who had competed in the 1998 Winter Olympics, tested positive for 19-Norandrosterone.^[164] Canadian José Théodore failed a drug test because he was taking Propecia, a hair loss medication that contains the non-performance enhancing drug Finasteride.^[165] Both players received two-year bans from international competition, although neither had made their team's final roster.^[166]

[edit] Statistics

[edit] Participating nations

Key

#	The final rank of the team.
=#	Indicates that two or more teams shared the same final rank.
–	The team did not participate that year.
DQ	The team was disqualified during the tournament.
Q	The team has qualified for the 2010 tournament.
	The nation did not exist with that designation at that time.
References:[167][168]

Men

Nation	1920	24	28	32	36	48	52	56	60	64	68	72	76	80	84	88	92	94	98	02	06	10	Total
Australia (AUS)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	09 9	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	1
Austria (AUT)	98 –	98 –	05 =5	98 –	07 =7	07 7	98 –	10	98 –	13	13	98 –	08 8	98 –	10	09 9	98 –	12	14	12	98 –	98 –	12
Belarus (BLR)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	98 –	07 7	04 4	98 –	Q	3
Belgium (BEL)	06 =6	07 =7	08 =8	98 –	09 =9	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	4
Bulgaria (BUL)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	12	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	1
Canada (CAN)	01 1	01 1	01 1	01 1	02 2	01 1	01 1	03 3	02 2	04 4	03 3	98 –	98 –	06 6	04 4	04 4	02 2	02 2	04 4	01 1	07 7	Q	20
Czech Republic (CZE)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	05 5	01 1	07 7	03 3	Q	5
Czechoslovakia (TCH)	03 3	05 =5	05 =5	98 –	04 4	02 2	04 4	05 5	04 4	03 3	02 2	03 3	02 2	05 5	02 2	06 6	03 3	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	16
Finland (FIN)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	07 7	98 –	07 7	06 6	05 5	05 5	04 4	04 4	06 6	02 2	07 7	03 3	03 3	06 6	02 2	Q	15
France (FRA)	06 =6	05 =5	05 =5	98 –	09 =9	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	14	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	11	08 8	10	11	14	98 –	98 –	10
Germany (GER)	98 –	98 –	08 =8	03 3	05 =5	98 –	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	06 6	07 7	09 9	08 8	10	Q	9
West Germany (FRG)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	08 8	06 6	06 6	07 7	07 7	07 7	03 3	10	05 5	05 5	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	10
East Germany (GDR)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	08 8	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	1
Great Britain (GBR)	98 –	03 3	04 4	98 –	01 1	05 5	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	4
Hungary (HUN)	98 –	98 –	11	98 –	07 =7	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	16	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	3
Italy (ITA)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	09 =9	08 8	98 –	07 7	98 –	15	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	09 9	98 –	12	09 9	12	98 –	11	98 –	9
Japan (JPN)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	09 =9	98 –	98 –	98 –	08 8	11	10	09 9	9	12	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	13	98 –	98 –	98 –	8
Kazakhstan (KAZ)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	98 –	08 8	98 –	09 9	98 –	2
Latvia (LAT)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	09 =9	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	98 –	98 –	98 –	09 9	12	Q	4
Netherlands (NED)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	08 8	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	1
Norway (NOR)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	09 9	98 –	98 –	10	11	08 8	98 –	11	12	12	09 9	11	98 –	98 –	98 –	Q	10
Poland (POL)	98 –	98 –	08 =8	04 4	09 =9	06 6	06 6	08 8	98 –	09 9	98 –	06 6	06 6	07 7	08 8	10	11	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	13
Romania (ROU)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	12	12	98 –	07 7	09 9	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	4
Russia (RUS)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	04 4	02 2	03 3	04 4	Q	5
Slovakia (SVK)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	06 6	10	13	05 5	Q	5
Soviet Union (URS)	99 	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	01 1	03 3	01 1	01 1	01 1	01 1	02 2	01 1	01 1	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	9
Sweden (SWE)	04 4	04 4	02 2	98 –	05 =5	04 4	03 3	04 4	05 5	02 2	04 4	04 4	98 –	03 3	03 3	03 3	05 5	01 1	05 5	05 5	01 1	Q	20
Switzerland (SUI)	05 5	07 =7	03 3	98 –	09 =9	03 3	05 5	09 9	98 –	08 8	98 –	10	11	98 –	98 –	08 8	10	98 –	98 –	11	06 6	Q	15
Ukraine (UKR)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	98 –	98 –	10	98 –	98 –	1
Unified Team (EUN)	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	01 1	99 	99 	99 	99 	99 	1
United States (USA)	02 2	02 2	98 –	02 2	03 3	09 DQ	02 2	02 2	01 1	05 5	06 6	02 2	05 5	01 1	07 7	07 7	04 4	08 8	06 6	02 2	08 8	Q	21
Yugoslavia (YUG)	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	14	09 9	11	10	98 –	11	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	98 –	99 	99 	5
Total Teams	7	8	11	4	15	9	9	10	9	16	14	11	12	12	12	12	12	12	14	14	12	12	247

Women

Nation	98	02	06	10	Total
Canada (CAN)	02 2	01 1	01 1	Q	4
China (CHN)	04 4	07 7	98 –	Q	3
Finland (FIN)	03 3	04 4	04 4	Q	4
Germany (GER)	98 –	06 6	05 5	98 –	2
Italy (ITA)	98 –	98 –	08 8	98 –	1
Japan (JPN)	06 6	98 –	98 –	98 –	1
Kazakhstan (KAZ)	98 –	08 8	98 –	98 –	1
Russia (RUS)	98 –	05 5	06 6	Q	3
Slovakia (SVK)	98 –	98 –	98 –	Q	1
Sweden (SWE)	05 5	03 3	02 2	Q	4
Switzerland (SUI)	98 –	98 –	07 7	Q	2
United States (USA)	01 1	02 2	03 3	Q	4
Total Teams	6	8	8	8	30

[edit] Medal winners

Main article: List of Olympic medalists in ice hockey

Men

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1920 Antwerp	Canada	United States	Czechoslovakia
1924 Chamonix	Canada	United States	Great Britain
1928 St. Moritz	Canada	Sweden	Switzerland
1932 Lake Placid	Canada	United States	Germany
1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Great Britain	Canada	United States
1948 St. Moritz	Canada	Czechoslovakia	Switzerland
1952 Oslo	Canada	United States	Sweden
1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Soviet Union	United States	Canada
1960 Squaw Valley	United States	Canada	Soviet Union
1964 Innsbruck	Soviet Union	Sweden	Czechoslovakia
1968 Grenoble	Soviet Union	Czechoslovakia	Canada
1972 Sapporo	Soviet Union	United States	Czechoslovakia
1976 Innsbruck	Soviet Union	Czechoslovakia	West Germany
1980 Lake Placid	United States	Soviet Union	Sweden
1984 Sarajevo	Soviet Union	Czechoslovakia	Sweden
1988 Calgary	Soviet Union	Finland	Sweden
1992 Albertville	Unified Team	Canada	Czechoslovakia
1994 Lillehammer	Sweden	Canada	Finland
1998 Nagano	Czech Republic	Russia	Finland
2002 Salt Lake City	Canada	United States	Russia
2006 Turin	Sweden	Finland	Czech Republic
2010 Vancouver

Women

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1998 Nagano	United States	Canada	Finland
2002 Salt Lake City	Canada	United States	Sweden
2006 Turin	Canada	Sweden	United States
2010 Vancouver

[edit] Medal table

This is the all-time count of medals won in ice hockey at the Olympics, including both the men's and women's tournaments.

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Canada (CAN)	9	5	2	16
2	Soviet Union (URS)	7	1	1	9
3	United States (USA)	3	8	2	13
4	Sweden (SWE)	2	3	5	10
5	Czech Republic (CZE)	1	0	1	2
6	Great Britain (GBR)	1	0	1	2
7	Unified Team (EUN)	1	0	0	1
8	Czechoslovakia (TCH)	0	4	4	8
9	Finland (FIN)	0	2	3	5
10	Russia (RUS)	0	1	1	2
11	Switzerland (SUI)	0	0	2	2
12	Germany (GER)	0	0	1	1
13	West Germany (FRG)	0	0	1	1
Total		24	24	24	72

[edit] See also

Ice hockey portal

Olympics portal

• Sledge hockey, a sport played at the Winter Paralympics