International Ice Hockey

The national-team game: every Olympic podium since 1920 — the sport's ultimate trophy — alongside the Canada Cup and World Cup of Hockey and the annual IIHF World Championship. Soviet and Czechoslovak lineages fold into their modern successors, attributed per edition.

National Hockey League →
The top club league: every Stanley Cup champion and the all-time record of all 32 franchises, by metro.
United States & Canada
Domestic Hockey →
Club ice hockey beyond the NHL: the KHL's Gagarin Cup winners.

Olympic podiums

The ultimate trophy. Men's Olympic ice hockey, every Games since 1920.

YearGoldSilverBronze
2026United StatesCanadaFinland
2022FinlandROCSlovakia
2018Olympic Athletes from RussiaGermanyCanada
2014CanadaSwedenFinland
2010CanadaUnited StatesFinland
2006SwedenFinlandCzech Republic
2002CanadaUnited StatesRussia
1998Czech RepublicRussiaFinland
1994SwedenCanadaFinland
1992Unified TeamCanadaCzechoslovakia
1988Soviet UnionFinlandSweden
1984Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSweden
1980United StatesSoviet UnionSweden
1976Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaWest Germany
1972Soviet UnionUnited StatesCzechoslovakia
1968Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaCanada
1964Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1960United StatesCanadaSoviet Union
1956Soviet UnionUnited StatesCanada
1952CanadaUnited StatesSweden
1948CanadaCzechoslovakiaSwitzerland
1936Great BritainCanadaUnited States
1932CanadaUnited StatesGermany
1928CanadaSwedenSwitzerland
1924CanadaUnited StatesGreat Britain
1920CanadaUnited StatesCzechoslovakia

Canada Cup & World Cup of Hockey

The best-on-best invitational: the Canada Cup (1976-1991) and its successor, the World Cup of Hockey (1996-2016).

YearEventChampionRunner-up
2016World Cup of HockeyCanadaTeam Europe
2004World Cup of HockeyCanadaFinland
1996World Cup of HockeyUnited StatesCanada
1991Canada CupCanadaUnited States
1987Canada CupCanadaSoviet Union
1984Canada CupCanadaSweden
1981Canada CupSoviet UnionCanada
1976Canada CupCanadaCzechoslovakia

IIHF World Championship

The annual Worlds, held nearly every year since 1920. The least weighty of the three honours, but the deepest record. 89 editions.

YearGoldSilverBronze
2026FinlandSwitzerlandNorway
2025United StatesSwitzerlandSweden
2024CzechiaSwitzerlandSweden
2023CanadaGermanyLatvia
2022FinlandCanadaCzechia
2021CanadaFinlandUnited States
2019FinlandCanadaRussia
2018SwedenSwitzerlandUnited States
2017SwedenCanadaRussia
2016CanadaFinlandRussia
2015CanadaRussiaUnited States
2014RussiaFinlandSweden
2013SwedenSwitzerlandUnited States
2012RussiaSlovakiaCzech Republic
2011FinlandSwedenCzech Republic
2010Czech RepublicRussiaSweden
2009RussiaCanadaSweden
2008RussiaCanadaFinland
2007CanadaFinlandRussia
2006SwedenCzech RepublicFinland
2005Czech RepublicCanadaRussia
2004CanadaSwedenUnited States
2003CanadaSwedenSlovakia
2002SlovakiaRussiaSweden
2001Czech RepublicFinlandSweden
2000Czech RepublicSlovakiaFinland
1999Czech RepublicFinlandSweden
1998SwedenFinlandCzech Republic
1997CanadaSwedenCzech Republic
1996Czech RepublicCanadaUnited States
1995FinlandSwedenCanada
1994CanadaFinlandSweden
1993RussiaSwedenCzech Republic
1992SwedenFinlandCzechoslovakia
1991SwedenCanadaSoviet Union
1990Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1989Soviet UnionCanadaCzechoslovakia
1987SwedenSoviet UnionCzechoslovakia
1986Soviet UnionSwedenCanada
1985CzechoslovakiaCanadaSoviet Union
1983Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaCanada
1982Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaCanada
1981Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1979Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSweden
1978Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaCanada
1977CzechoslovakiaSwedenSoviet Union
1976CzechoslovakiaSoviet UnionSweden
1975Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSweden
1974Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSweden
1973Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1972CzechoslovakiaSoviet UnionSweden
1971Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSweden
1970Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1969Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1968Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaCanada
1967Soviet UnionSwedenCanada
1966Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaCanada
1965Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSweden
1964Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1963Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakia
1962SwedenCanadaUnited States
1961CanadaCzechoslovakiaSoviet Union
1960United StatesCanadaSoviet Union
1959CanadaSoviet UnionCzechoslovakia
1958CanadaSoviet UnionSweden
1957SwedenSoviet UnionCzechoslovakia
1956Soviet UnionUnited StatesCanada
1955CanadaSoviet UnionCzechoslovakia
1954Soviet UnionCanadaSweden
1953SwedenWest GermanySwitzerland
1952CanadaUnited StatesSweden
1951CanadaSwedenSwitzerland
1950CanadaUnited StatesSwitzerland
1949CzechoslovakiaCanadaUnited States
1948CanadaCzechoslovakiaSwitzerland
1947CzechoslovakiaSwedenAustria
1939CanadaUnited StatesSwitzerland
1938CanadaGreat BritainCzechoslovakia
1937CanadaGreat BritainSwitzerland
1936Great BritainCanadaUnited States
1935CanadaSwitzerlandGreat Britain
1934CanadaUnited StatesGermany
1933United StatesCanadaCzechoslovakia
1932CanadaUnited StatesGermany
1931CanadaUnited StatesAustria
1930CanadaGermanySwitzerland
1928CanadaSwedenSwitzerland
1924CanadaUnited StatesGreat Britain
1920CanadaUnited StatesCzechoslovakia

Nations

NationOly GoldOly MedalsWorld CupsWorlds Gold
Canada917628
Russia914127
United States31213
Sweden29011
Czech Republic110013
Finland1805
Great Britain1201
Slovakia0101
Germany0300
Switzerland0200
Austria0000
Latvia0000
Norway0000
Team Europe0000

Sources & methodology

Olympic men's podiums cover every Games from Antwerp 1920 to Milano-Cortina 2026; the Canada Cup and World Cup of Hockey span 1976-2016; the IIHF World Championship is the annual record. Soviet Union, the Unified Team, ROC, and the Olympic Athletes from Russia fold into Russia; Czechoslovakia and Czechia into the Czech Republic; West Germany into Germany, attributed per edition. Olympic gold is the headline honour, by editorial choice; nations are ranked by it.