Soviet Union in Ice hockey

The record

• Ice hockey at the Olympic Games7 golds, 1 silver, 1 bronze7golds
  Every result, newest first9

  • Calgary 1988 · Gold · Men, Team · Ilya Byakin; Vyacheslav Bykov; Aleksandr Chernykh; Viacheslav Fetisov; Alexei Gusarov; Valeri Kamensky; Alexei Kasatonov; Andrei Khomutov; Aleksandr Kozhevnikov; Igor Kravchuk; Vladimir Krutov; Igor Larionov; Andrei Lomakin; Sergei Makarov; Alexander Mogilny; Sergei Mylnikov; Vitali Samoilov; Anatoli Semenov; Sergei Starikov; Igor Stelnov; Sergei Svetlov; Sergei Yashin
  • Sarajevo 1984 · Gold · Men, Team · Zinetula Bilyaletdinov; Nikolai Drozdetsky; Viacheslav Fetisov; Aleksandr Geramisov; Alexei Kasatonov; Andrei Khomutov; Vladimir Kovin; Aleksandr Kozhevnikov; Vladimir Krutov; Igor Larionov; Sergei Makarov; Vladimir Myshkin; Vasili Pervukhin; Sergei Shepelev; Aleksandr Skvortsov; Sergei Starikov; Igor Stelnov; Vladislav Tretiak; Viktor Tyumenev; Mikhail Vasiliev
  • Lake Placid 1980 · Silver · Men, Team · Helmuts Balderis; Zinetula Bilyaletdinov; Viacheslav Fetisov; Aleksandr Golikov; Vladimir Golikov; Alexei Kasatonov; Valeri Kharlamov; Vladimir Krutov; Yuri Lebedev; Sergei Makarov; Aleksandr Maltsev; Boris Mikhailov; Vladimir Myshkin; Vasili Pervukhin; Vladimir Petrov; Aleksandr Skvortsov; Sergei Starikov; Vladislav Tretiak; Valeri Vasiliev; Viktor Zhluktov
  • Innsbruck 1976 · Gold · Men, Team · Boris Aleksandrov; Sergei Babinov; Aleksandr Gusev; Sergei Kapustin; Valeri Kharlamov; Vladimir Lutchenko; Yuri Lyapkin; Aleksandr Maltsev; Boris Mikhailov; Vladimir Petrov; Vladimir Shadrin; Victor Shalimov; Aleksandr Sidelnikov; Vladislav Tretiak; Gennadiy Tsygankov; Valeri Vasiliev; Alexander Yakushev; Viktor Zhluktov
  • Sapporo 1972 · Gold · Men, Team · Yury Blinov; Vitaly Davydov; Anatoli Firsov; Valeri Kharlamov; Viktor Kuzkin; Vladimir Lutchenko; Aleksandr Maltsev; Boris Mikhailov; Yevgeni Mishakov; Alexander Pashkov; Vladimir Petrov; Alexander Ragulin; Igor Romishevsky; Vladimir Shadrin; Vladislav Tretiak; Gennadiy Tsygankov; Valeri Vasiliev; Vladimir Vikulov; Alexander Yakushev; Yevgeni Zimin
  • Grenoble 1968 · Gold · Men, Team · Veniamin Alexandrov; Viktor Blinov; Vitaly Davydov; Anatoli Firsov; Anatoly Ionov; Viktor Konovalenko; Viktor Kuzkin; Boris Mayorov; Yevgeni Mishakov; Yuri Moiseev; Victor Polupanov; Alexander Ragulin; Igor Romishevsky; Vyacheslav Starshinov; Vladimir Vikulov; Oleg Zaytsev; Yevgeni Zimin; Victor Zinger
  • Innsbruck 1964 · Gold · Men, Team · Veniamin Alexandrov; Aleksandr Almetov; Vitaly Davydov; Anatoli Firsov; Eduard Ivanov; Viktor Konovalenko; Viktor Kuzkin; Konstantin Loktev; Boris Mayorov; Yevgeni Mayorov; Stanislav Petukhov; Alexander Ragulin; Vyacheslav Starshinov; Leonid Volkov; Victor Yakushev; Boris Zaitzev; Oleg Zaytsev
  • Squaw Valley 1960 · Bronze · Men, Team · Veniamin Alexandrov; Aleksandr Almetov; Yury Baulin; Mikhail Bychkov; Vladimir Grebennikov; Yevgeny Groshev; Nikolay Karpov; Alfred Kuchevsky; Konstantin Loktev; Stanislav Petukhov; Viktor Pryazhnikov; Nikolai Puchkov; Genrikh Sidorenkov; Nikolai Sologubov; Yury Tsitsinov; Viktor Yakushev; Yevgeny Yorkin
  • Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Gold · Men, Team · Yevgeny Babich; Vsevolod Bobrov; Alexei Guryshev; Nikolay Khlystov; Valentin Kuzin; Yuri Krylov; Alfred Kuchevsky; Grigory Mkrtychan; Viktor Nikiforov; Yuri Pantyukhov; Nikolaï Puchkov; Viktor Shuvalov; Genrikh Sidorenkov; Nikolai Sologubov; Ivan Tregubov; Dmitry Ukolov; Aleksandr Uvarov
• IIHF World Championship (men)22 golds, 7 silvers, 5 bronzes22golds
  Every result, newest first34

  • Turku, Helsinki and Tampere 1991 · Bronze · Men, Team
  • Bern and Fribourg 1990 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Stockholm and Södertälje 1989 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Vienna 1987 · Silver · Men, Team
  • Moscow 1986 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Prague 1985 · Bronze · Men, Team
  • Düsseldorf, Dortmund / and Munich 1983 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Helsinki and Tampere 1982 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Gothenburg and Stockholm 1981 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Moscow 1979 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Prague 1978 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Vienna 1977 · Bronze · Men, Team
  • Katowice 1976 · Silver · Men, Team
  • Munich and Düsseldorf 1975 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Helsinki 1974 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Moscow 1973 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Prague 1972 · Silver · Men, Team
  • Bern and Geneva 1971 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Stockholm 1970 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Stockholm 1969 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Grenoble 1968 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Vienna 1967 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Ljubljana 1966 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Tampere 1965 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Innsbruck 1964 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Stockholm 1963 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Geneva and Lausanne 1961 · Bronze · Men, Team
  • Squaw Valley 1960 · Bronze · Men, Team
  • Prague, Bratislava / and Ostrava 1959 · Silver · Men, Team
  • Oslo 1958 · Silver · Men, Team
  • Moscow 1957 · Silver · Men, Team
  • Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Gold · Men, Team
  • Krefeld, Dortmund / and Cologne 1955 · Silver · Men, Team
  • Stockholm 1954 · Gold · Men, Team

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