Sweden in Ice hockey

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Ice hockey at the Olympic Games2 golds, 3 silvers, 4 bronzes2golds
Every result, newest first9
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Men, Team · Daniel Alfredsson; Nicklas Bäckström; Patrik Berglund; Alexander Edler; Oliver Ekman-Larsson; Jhonas Enroth; Jimmie Ericsson; Jonathan Ericsson; Loui Eriksson; Jonas Gustavsson; Carl Hagelin; Niklas Hjalmarsson; Marcus Johansson; Erik Karlsson; Niklas Kronwall; Marcus Krüger; Gabriel Landeskog; Henrik Lundqvist; Gustav Nyquist; Johnny Oduya; Daniel Sedin; Jakob Silfverberg; Alexander Steen; Henrik Tallinder; Henrik Zetterberg
- Turin 2006 · Gold · Men, Team · Daniel Alfredsson; Per-Johan Axelsson; Christian Bäckman; Peter Forsberg; Mika Hannula; Niclas Hävelid; Tomas Holmström; Jörgen Jönsson; Kenny Jönsson; Niklas Kronwall; Nicklas Lidström; Stefan Liv; Henrik Lundqvist; Fredrik Modin; Mattias Öhlund; Samuel Påhlsson; Mikael Samuelsson; Daniel Sedin; Henrik Sedin; Mats Sundin; Ronnie Sundin; Mikael Tellqvist; Daniel Tjärnqvist; Henrik Zetterberg
- Lillehammer 1994 · Gold · Men, Team · Håkan Algotsson; Charles Berglund; Jonas Bergqvist; Andreas Dackell; Christian Due-Boje; Niklas Eriksson; Peter Forsberg; Roger Hansson; Roger Johansson; Jörgen Jönsson; Kenny Jönsson; Tomas Jonsson; Patrik Juhlin; Patric Kjellberg; Håkan Loob; Mats Näslund; Stefan Örnskog; Leif Rohlin; Daniel Rydmark; Tommy Salo; Fredrik Stillman; Magnus Svensson
- Calgary 1988 · Bronze · Men, Team · Mikael Andersson; Peter Andersson; Peter Åslin; Bo Berglund; Jonas Bergqvist; Thom Eklund; Anders Eldebrink; Peter Eriksson; Thomas Eriksson; Michael Hjälm; Lars Ivarsson; Mikael Johansson; Lars Karlsson; Mats Kihlström; Peter Lindmark; Lars Molin; Jens Öhling; Lars-Gunnar Pettersson; Thomas Rundqvist; Tommy Samuelsson; Ulf Sandström; Håkan Södergren
- Sarajevo 1984 · Bronze · Men, Team · Thomas Åhlén; Pelle Eklund; Thom Eklund; Bo Ericson; Håkan Eriksson; Peter Gradin; Mats Hessel; Michael Hjälm; Göran Lindblom; Tommy Mörth; Håkan Nordin; Rolf Ridderwall; Jens Öhling; Thomas Rundqvist; Tomas Sandström; Håkan Södergren; Mats Thelin; Michael Thelvén; Mats Waltin; Göte Wälitalo
- Lake Placid 1980 · Bronze · Men, Team · Mats Åhlberg; Sture Andersson; Bo Berglund; Håkan Eriksson; Jan Eriksson; Thomas Eriksson; Leif Holmgren; Tomas Jonsson; Pelle Lindbergh; Bengt Lundholm; William Löfqvist; Harald Lückner; Per Lundqvist; Lars Molin; Mats Näslund; Lennart Norberg; Tommy Samuelsson; Dan Söderström; Mats Waltin; Ulf Weinstock
- Innsbruck 1964 · Silver · Men, Team · Anders Andersson; Gert Blomé; Lennart Häggroth; Lennart Johansson; Nils Johansson; Sven "Tumba" Johansson; Lars-Eric Lundvall; Eilert Määttä; Hans Mild; Nils Nilsson; Bert-Ola Nordlander; Carl-Göran Öberg; Uno Öhrlund; Ronald Pettersson; Ulf Sterner; Roland Stoltz; Kjell Svensson
- Oslo 1952 · Bronze · Men, Team · Göte Almqvist; Åke Andersson; Hans Andersson-Tvilling; Stig Andersson-Tvilling; Lasse Björn; Göte Blomqvist; Thord Flodqvist; Erik Johansson; Gösta Johansson; Rune Johansson; Sven "Tumba" Johansson; Åke Lassas; Holger Nurmela; Hans Öberg; Lars Pettersson; Lars Svensson; Sven Thunman
- St. Moritz 1928 · Silver · Men, Team · Carl Abrahamsson; Emil Bergman; Birger Holmqvist; Gustaf Johansson; Henry Johansson; Nils Johansson; Ernst Karlberg; Erik Larsson; Bertil Linde; Sigfrid Öberg; Wilhelm Petersén; Kurt Sucksdorff
IIHF World Championship (men)11 golds, 19 silvers, 19 bronzes11golds
Every result, newest first49
- Stockholm / Herning 2025 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Prague and Ostrava 2024 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Copenhagen and Herning 2018 · Gold · Men, Team
- Cologne / Paris 2017 · Gold · Men, Team
- Minsk 2014 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Stockholm / Helsinki 2013 · Gold · Men, Team
- Bratislava and Košice 2011 · Silver · Men, Team
- Cologne, Mannheim / and Gelsenkirchen 2010 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Kloten and Bern 2009 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Riga 2006 · Gold · Men, Team
- Prague and Ostrava 2004 · Silver · Men, Team
- Helsinki, Tampere and Turku 2003 · Silver · Men, Team
- Gothenburg, Karlstad / and Jönköping 2002 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Cologne, Hanover / and Nuremberg 2001 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Oslo, Lillehammer and Hamar 1999 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Zürich and Basel 1998 · Gold · Men, Team
- Helsinki, Turku and Tampere 1997 · Silver · Men, Team
- Stockholm and Gävle 1995 · Silver · Men, Team
- Bolzano, Canazei and Milan 1994 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Dortmund and Munich 1993 · Silver · Men, Team
- Prague and Bratislava 1992 · Gold · Men, Team
- Turku, Helsinki and Tampere 1991 · Gold · Men, Team
- Bern and Fribourg 1990 · Silver · Men, Team
- Vienna 1987 · Gold · Men, Team
- Moscow 1986 · Silver · Men, Team
- Gothenburg and Stockholm 1981 · Silver · Men, Team
- Moscow 1979 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Vienna 1977 · Silver · Men, Team
- Katowice 1976 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Munich and Düsseldorf 1975 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Helsinki 1974 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Moscow 1973 · Silver · Men, Team
- Prague 1972 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Bern and Geneva 1971 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Stockholm 1970 · Silver · Men, Team
- Stockholm 1969 · Silver · Men, Team
- Vienna 1967 · Silver · Men, Team
- Tampere 1965 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Innsbruck 1964 · Silver · Men, Team
- Stockholm 1963 · Silver · Men, Team
- Colorado Springs and Denver 1962 · Gold · Men, Team
- Oslo 1958 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Moscow 1957 · Gold · Men, Team
- Stockholm 1954 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Zürich and Basel 1953 · Gold · Men, Team
- Oslo and Drammen 1952 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Paris 1951 · Silver · Men, Team
- Prague 1947 · Silver · Men, Team
- St. Moritz 1928 · Silver · Men, Team

IIHF Women's World Championship: Herning and Esbjerg 2026; 6 to 16 November 2026, so it is also held in an Olympic year; Quebec City 2027

Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.

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