Olympic Ice Hockey Tournaments, Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
1920¹	Canada	USA	Czechoslovakia	Antwerp
1924	Canada	USA	Great Britain	Chamonix
1928	Canada	Sweden	Switzerland	St. Moritz
1932	Canada	USA	Germany	Lake Placid
1936	Great Britain	Canada	USA	Garmisch-Partenk.
1948	Canada	Czechoslovakia	Switzerland	St. Moritz
1952	Canada	USA	Sweden	Oslo
1956	Soviet Union	USA	Canada	Cortina d’Ampezzo
1960	USA	Canada	Soviet Union	Squaw Valley
1964	Soviet Union	Sweden	Czechoslovakia	Innsbruck
1968	Soviet Union	Czechoslovakia	Canada	Grenoble
1972	Soviet Union	USA	Czechoslovakia	Sapporo
1976	Soviet Union	Czechoslovakia	F.R. Germany	Innsbruck
1980	USA	Soviet Union	Sweden	Lake Placid
1984	Soviet Union	Czechoslovakia	Sweden	Sarajevo
1988	Soviet Union	Finland	Sweden	Calgary
1992	Russia	Canada	Czechoslovakia	Albertville
1994	Sweden	Canada	Finland	Lillehammer
1998	Czech Rep.	Russia	Finland	Nagano
2002	Canada	USA	Russia	Salt Lake City
2006	Sweden	Finland	Czech Republic	Turin
2010				Vancouver

¹ The 1920 Olympic ice hockey tournament was a part of the summer Olympics in Antwerp.

Game Winning Shot Competitions and Overtime Games

1992 Olympics, Albertville

February 18, QF Canada-Germany 3-3. Canada won penalty shoot-out (Game Winning Shot competition) 3-2. Jason Woolley, Wally Schreiber and Eric Lindros (Game Winning Shot) scored for CAN. Michael Rumrich and Andreas Brockmann scored for GER. Sean Burke in goal for CAN. Helmut de Raaf in goal for GER.

1994 Olympics, Lillehammer

February 23, QF Canada-Czech Republic 3-2. Paul Kariya scored sudden victory goal at 5.54 of overtime.

February 23, QF Russia-Slovakia 3-2. Aleksander Vinogradov (Andrei Nikolishin) scored sudden victory goal at 8.39 of overtime.

February 27, F Sweden-Canada 2-2. Sweden won penalty shootout 3-2. Magnus Svensson, Peter Forsberg, and Peter Forsberg again (Game Winning Shot) scored for SWE. Petr Nedved and Paul Kariya scored for CAN. Tommy Salo in goal for SWE. Corey Hirsch in goal for CAN.

1998 Olympics, Nagano

February 20, SF Czech Republic-Canada 1-1. Czech Republic won penalty shootout 1-0. Robert Reichel (Game Winning Shot) scored for CZE. Theo Fleury, Ray Bourque, Joe Nieuwendyk, Eric Lindros and Brandan Shanahan all missed for CAN. Dominik Hasek in goal for CZE. Patrick Roy in goal for CAN.