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.

2026
GoldUnited States
SilverCanada
BronzeFinland
2022
GoldFinland
SilverROC
BronzeSlovakia
2018
GoldOlympic Athletes from Russia
SilverGermany
BronzeCanada
2014
GoldCanada
SilverSweden
BronzeFinland
2010
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeFinland
2006
GoldSweden
SilverFinland
BronzeCzech Republic
2002
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeRussia
1998
GoldCzech Republic
SilverRussia
BronzeFinland
1994
GoldSweden
SilverCanada
BronzeFinland
1992
GoldUnified Team
SilverCanada
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1988
GoldSoviet Union
SilverFinland
BronzeSweden
1984
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSweden
1980
GoldUnited States
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeSweden
1976
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeWest Germany
1972
GoldSoviet Union
SilverUnited States
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1968
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeCanada
1964
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1960
GoldUnited States
SilverCanada
BronzeSoviet Union
1956
GoldSoviet Union
SilverUnited States
BronzeCanada
1952
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeSweden
1948
GoldCanada
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSwitzerland
1936
GoldGreat Britain
SilverCanada
BronzeUnited States
1932
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeGermany
1928
GoldCanada
SilverSweden
BronzeSwitzerland
1924
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeGreat Britain
1920
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeCzechoslovakia

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).

2016World Cup of Hockey
ChampionCanada
Runner-upTeam Europe
2004World Cup of Hockey
ChampionCanada
Runner-upFinland
1996World Cup of Hockey
ChampionUnited States
Runner-upCanada
1991Canada Cup
ChampionCanada
Runner-upUnited States
1987Canada Cup
ChampionCanada
Runner-upSoviet Union
1984Canada Cup
ChampionCanada
Runner-upSweden
1981Canada Cup
ChampionSoviet Union
Runner-upCanada
1976Canada Cup
ChampionCanada
Runner-upCzechoslovakia

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.

2026
GoldFinland
SilverSwitzerland
BronzeNorway
2025
GoldUnited States
SilverSwitzerland
BronzeSweden
2024
GoldCzechia
SilverSwitzerland
BronzeSweden
2023
GoldCanada
SilverGermany
BronzeLatvia
2022
GoldFinland
SilverCanada
BronzeCzechia
2021
GoldCanada
SilverFinland
BronzeUnited States
2019
GoldFinland
SilverCanada
BronzeRussia
2018
GoldSweden
SilverSwitzerland
BronzeUnited States
2017
GoldSweden
SilverCanada
BronzeRussia
2016
GoldCanada
SilverFinland
BronzeRussia
2015
GoldCanada
SilverRussia
BronzeUnited States
2014
GoldRussia
SilverFinland
BronzeSweden
2013
GoldSweden
SilverSwitzerland
BronzeUnited States
2012
GoldRussia
SilverSlovakia
BronzeCzech Republic
2011
GoldFinland
SilverSweden
BronzeCzech Republic
2010
GoldCzech Republic
SilverRussia
BronzeSweden
2009
GoldRussia
SilverCanada
BronzeSweden
2008
GoldRussia
SilverCanada
BronzeFinland
2007
GoldCanada
SilverFinland
BronzeRussia
2006
GoldSweden
SilverCzech Republic
BronzeFinland
2005
GoldCzech Republic
SilverCanada
BronzeRussia
2004
GoldCanada
SilverSweden
BronzeUnited States
2003
GoldCanada
SilverSweden
BronzeSlovakia
2002
GoldSlovakia
SilverRussia
BronzeSweden
2001
GoldCzech Republic
SilverFinland
BronzeSweden
2000
GoldCzech Republic
SilverSlovakia
BronzeFinland
1999
GoldCzech Republic
SilverFinland
BronzeSweden
1998
GoldSweden
SilverFinland
BronzeCzech Republic
1997
GoldCanada
SilverSweden
BronzeCzech Republic
1996
GoldCzech Republic
SilverCanada
BronzeUnited States
1995
GoldFinland
SilverSweden
BronzeCanada
1994
GoldCanada
SilverFinland
BronzeSweden
1993
GoldRussia
SilverSweden
BronzeCzech Republic
1992
GoldSweden
SilverFinland
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1991
GoldSweden
SilverCanada
BronzeSoviet Union
1990
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1989
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCanada
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1987
GoldSweden
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1986
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCanada
1985
GoldCzechoslovakia
SilverCanada
BronzeSoviet Union
1983
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeCanada
1982
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeCanada
1981
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1979
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSweden
1978
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeCanada
1977
GoldCzechoslovakia
SilverSweden
BronzeSoviet Union
1976
GoldCzechoslovakia
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeSweden
1975
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSweden
1974
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSweden
1973
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1972
GoldCzechoslovakia
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeSweden
1971
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSweden
1970
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1969
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1968
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeCanada
1967
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCanada
1966
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeCanada
1965
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSweden
1964
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1963
GoldSoviet Union
SilverSweden
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1962
GoldSweden
SilverCanada
BronzeUnited States
1961
GoldCanada
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSoviet Union
1960
GoldUnited States
SilverCanada
BronzeSoviet Union
1959
GoldCanada
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1958
GoldCanada
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeSweden
1957
GoldSweden
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1956
GoldSoviet Union
SilverUnited States
BronzeCanada
1955
GoldCanada
SilverSoviet Union
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1954
GoldSoviet Union
SilverCanada
BronzeSweden
1953
GoldSweden
SilverWest Germany
BronzeSwitzerland
1952
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeSweden
1951
GoldCanada
SilverSweden
BronzeSwitzerland
1950
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeSwitzerland
1949
GoldCzechoslovakia
SilverCanada
BronzeUnited States
1948
GoldCanada
SilverCzechoslovakia
BronzeSwitzerland
1947
GoldCzechoslovakia
SilverSweden
BronzeAustria
1939
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeSwitzerland
1938
GoldCanada
SilverGreat Britain
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1937
GoldCanada
SilverGreat Britain
BronzeSwitzerland
1936
GoldGreat Britain
SilverCanada
BronzeUnited States
1935
GoldCanada
SilverSwitzerland
BronzeGreat Britain
1934
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeGermany
1933
GoldUnited States
SilverCanada
BronzeCzechoslovakia
1932
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeGermany
1931
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeAustria
1930
GoldCanada
SilverGermany
BronzeSwitzerland
1928
GoldCanada
SilverSweden
BronzeSwitzerland
1924
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeGreat Britain
1920
GoldCanada
SilverUnited States
BronzeCzechoslovakia

Current world ranking

The live IIHF men's ranking by points. IIHF World Ranking, as of 2026-06-03.

1Switzerland5,335
2Canada5,305
3United States5,305
4Finland5,240
5Sweden5,100
6Czechia5,090
7Germany4,910
8Slovakia4,900
9Latvia4,845
10Denmark4,760
11Norway4,755
12Austria4,555
13Slovenia4,375
14Kazakhstan4,370
15France4,350
16Italy4,295
17Hungary4,275
18Great Britain4,260
19Ukraine3,995
20Poland3,965
21Japan3,965
22Romania3,835
23Lithuania3,795
24South Korea3,750
25Estonia3,655
26China3,635
27Spain3,490
28Netherlands3,400
29Croatia3,350
30Serbia3,340
31Iceland2,985
32Georgia2,790
33Bulgaria2,775
34Chinese Taipei2,750
35Turkiye2,630
36Thailand2,520
37South Africa2,505
38United Arab Emirates2,280
39Australia2,210
40Belgium2,200
41Israel2,160
42New Zealand2,025
43Kyrgyzstan1,800
44Turkmenistan1,650
45Mexico1,645
46Bosnia and Herzegovina1,605
47Luxembourg1,505
48Hong Kong, China1,400
49DPR Korea1,305
50Mongolia1,280
51Philippines1,280
52Singapore1,250
53Kuwait1,110
54Iran1,080
55Indonesia1,060
56Malaysia1,000
57Uzbekistan960
58Armenia805

Currently suspended from the program and unranked: Russia (5,510 pts), Belarus (4,270 pts).

Nations

Canada
Oly Gold
9
Oly Medals
17
World Cups
6
Worlds Gold
28
Russia
Oly Gold
9
Oly Medals
14
World Cups
1
Worlds Gold
27
United States
Oly Gold
3
Oly Medals
12
World Cups
1
Worlds Gold
3
Sweden
Oly Gold
2
Oly Medals
9
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
11
Czech Republic
Oly Gold
1
Oly Medals
10
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
13
Finland
Oly Gold
1
Oly Medals
8
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
5
Great Britain
Oly Gold
1
Oly Medals
2
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
1
Slovakia
Oly Gold
0
Oly Medals
1
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
1
Germany
Oly Gold
0
Oly Medals
3
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
0
Switzerland
Oly Gold
0
Oly Medals
2
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
0
Austria
Oly Gold
0
Oly Medals
0
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
0
Latvia
Oly Gold
0
Oly Medals
0
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
0
Norway
Oly Gold
0
Oly Medals
0
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
0
Team Europe
Oly Gold
0
Oly Medals
0
World Cups
0
Worlds Gold
0

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.