United States in Ice hockey
Ice hockey at the Olympic Games, Milano Cortina 2026: 2 golds
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- Ice hockey at the Olympic Games3 golds, 4 silvers, 1 bronze3golds
Every result, newest first
- Milano Cortina 2026 · Gold · Women, Team · Cayla Barnes; Hannah Bilka; Alex Carpenter; Kendall Coyne Schofield; Britta Curl-Salemme; Joy Dunne; Laila Edwards; Aerin Frankel; Rory Guilday; Caroline Harvey; Taylor Heise; Tessa Janecke; Megan Keller; Hilary Knight; Ava McNaughton; Abbey Murphy; Kelly Pannek; Gwyneth Philips; Hayley Scamurra; Kirsten Simms; Lee Stecklein; Haley Winn; Grace Zumwinkle
- Beijing 2022 · Silver · Women, Team · Cayla Barnes; Megan Bozek; Hannah Brandt; Dani Cameranesi; Alex Carpenter; Alex Cavallini; Jesse Compher; Kendall Coyne Schofield; Brianna Decker; Jincy Dunne; Savannah Harmon; Caroline Harvey; Nicole Hensley; Megan Keller; Amanda Kessel; Hilary Knight; Abbey Murphy; Kelly Pannek; Maddie Rooney; Abby Roque; Hayley Scamurra; Lee Stecklein; Grace Zumwinkle
- Pyeongchang 2018 · Gold · Women, Team · Cayla Barnes; Kacey Bellamy; Hannah Brandt; Dani Cameranesi; Kendall Coyne; Brianna Decker; Meghan Duggan; Kali Flanagan; Nicole Hensley; Megan Keller; Amanda Kessel; Hilary Knight; Jocelyne Lamoureux; Monique Lamoureux; Gigi Marvin; Sidney Morin; Kelly Pannek; Amanda Pelkey; Emily Pfalzer; Alex Rigsby; Maddie Rooney; Haley Skarupa; Lee Stecklein
- Sochi 2014 · Silver · Women, Team · Kacey Bellamy; Megan Bozek; Alex Carpenter; Julie Chu; Kendall Coyne; Brianna Decker; Meghan Duggan; Lyndsey Fry; Amanda Kessel; Hilary Knight; Jocelyne Lamoureux; Monique Lamoureux-Kolls; Gisele Marvin; Brianne McLaughlin; Michelle Picard; Josephine Pucci; Molly Schaus; Anne Schleper; Kelli Stack; Lee Stecklein; Jessie Vetter
- Vancouver 2010 · Silver · Women, Team · Kacey Bellamy; Caitlin Cahow; Lisa Chesson; Julie Chu; Natalie Darwitz; Meghan Duggan; Molly Engstrom; Hilary Knight; Jocelyne Lamoureux; Monique Lamoureux; Erika Lawler; Gisele Marvin; Brianne McLaughlin; Jenny Schmidgall-Potter; Angela Ruggiero; Molly Schaus; Kelli Stack; Karen Thatcher; Jessie Vetter; Kerry Weiland; Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej
- Turin 2006 · Bronze · Women, Team · Caitlin Cahow; Julie Chu; Natalie Darwitz; Pam Dreyer; Tricia Dunn-Luoma; Molly Engstrom; Chanda Gunn; Jamie Hagerman; Kim Insalaco; Kathleen Kauth; Courtney Kennedy; Katie King; Kristin King; Sarah Parsons; Jenny Potter; Helen Resor; Angela Ruggiero; Kelly Stephens; Lyndsay Wall; Krissy Wendell
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Silver · Women, Team · Chris Bailey; Laurie Baker; Karyn Bye; Julie Chu; Natalie Darwitz; Sara Decosta; Tricia Dunn-Luoma; Cammi Granato; Courtney Kennedy; Andrea Kilbourne; Katie King; Shelley Looney; Sue Merz; Allison Mleczko; Tara Mounsey; Jenny Potter; Angela Ruggiero; Sarah Tueting; Lyndsay Wall; Krissy Wendell
- Nagano 1998 · Gold · Women, Team · Chris Bailey; Laurie Baker; Alana Blahoski; Lisa Brown-Miller; Karyn Bye; Colleen Coyne; Sara Decosta; Tricia Dunn-Luoma; Cammi Granato; Katie King; Shelley Looney; Sue Merz; Allison Mleczko; Tara Mounsey; Vicki Movsessian; Jenny Potter; Angela Ruggiero; Sarah Tueting; Gretchen Ulion; Sandra Whyte
- IIHF Women's World Championship11 golds, 13 silvers11golds
Every result, newest first
- České Budějovice 2025 · Gold · Women, Team
- Utica, New York 2024 · Silver · Women, Team
- Brampton 2023 · Gold · Women, Team
- Herning/Frederikshavn 2022 · Silver · Women, Team
- Calgary 2021 · Silver · Women, Team
- Espoo 2019 · Gold · Women, Team
- Plymouth 2017 · Gold · Women, Team
- Kamloops 2016 · Gold · Women, Team
- Malmö 2015 · Gold · Women, Team
- Ottawa 2013 · Gold · Women, Team
- Burlington 2012 · Silver · Women, Team
- Zürich/Winterthur 2011 · Gold · Women, Team
- Hämeenlinna 2009 · Gold · Women, Team
- Harbin 2008 · Gold · Women, Team
- Winnipeg/Selkirk 2007 · Silver · Women, Team
- Linköping/Norrköping 2005 · Gold · Women, Team
- Halifax/Dartmouth 2004 · Silver · Women, Team
- Minneapolis 2001 · Silver · Women, Team
- Mississauga 2000 · Silver · Women, Team
- Espoo/Vantaa 1999 · Silver · Women, Team
- Kitchener 1997 · Silver · Women, Team
- Lake Placid 1994 · Silver · Women, Team
- Tampere 1992 · Silver · Women, Team
- Ottawa 1990 · Silver · Women, Team
- Ice hockey at the Olympic Games3 golds, 8 silvers, 1 bronze3golds
Every result, newest first
- Milano Cortina 2026 · Gold · Men, Team · Matt Boldy; Kyle Connor; Jack Eichel; Brock Faber; Jake Guentzel; Noah Hanifin; Connor Hellebuyck; Jack Hughes; Quinn Hughes; Clayton Keller; Jackson LaCombe; Dylan Larkin; Auston Matthews; Charlie McAvoy; J.T. Miller; Brock Nelson; Jake Oettinger; Jake Sanderson; Jaccob Slavin; Jeremy Swayman; Tage Thompson; Brady Tkachuk; Matthew Tkachuk; Vincent Trocheck; Zach Werenski
- Vancouver 2010 · Silver · Men, Team · David Backes; Dustin Brown; Ryan Callahan; Chris Drury; Tim Gleason; Erik Johnson; Jack Johnson; Patrick Kane; Ryan Kesler; Phil Kessel; Jamie Langenbrunner; Ryan Malone; Ryan Miller; Brooks Orpik; Zach Parise; Joe Pavelski; Jonathan Quick; Brian Rafalski; Bobby Ryan; Paul Stastny; Ryan Suter; Tim Thomas; Ryan Whitney
- Salt Lake City 2002 · Silver · Men, Team · Tony Amonte; Tom Barrasso; Chris Chelios; Adam Deadmarsh; Chris Drury; Mike Dunham; Bill Guerin; Phil Housley; Brett Hull; John LeClair; Brian Leetch; Aaron Miller; Mike Modano; Tom Poti; Brian Rafalski; Mike Richter; Jeremy Roenick; Brian Rolston; Gary Suter; Keith Tkachuk; Doug Weight; Mike York; Scott Young
- Lake Placid 1980 · Gold · Men, Team · Bill Baker; Neal Broten; Dave Christian; Steve Christoff; Jim Craig; Mike Eruzione; John Harrington; Steve Janaszak; Mark Johnson; Rob McClanahan; Ken Morrow; Jack O'Callahan; Mike Ramsey; Mark Pavelich; Buzz Schneider; Dave Silk; Bob Suter; Eric Strobel; Mark Wells; Phil Verchota
- Sapporo 1972 · Silver · Men, Team · Kevin Ahearn; Henry Boucha; Charles Brown; Keith Christiansen; Mike Curran; Robbie Ftorek; Mark Howe; Stuart Irving; Jim McElmury; Dick McGlynn; Bruce McIntosh; Tom Mellor; Ronald Naslund; Wally Olds; Tim Regan; Frank Sanders; Craig Sarner; Peter Sears; Timothy Sheehy
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Men, Team · Bill Christian; Roger Christian; Bill Cleary; Bob Cleary; Eugene Grazia; Paul Johnson; Jack Kirrane; John Mayasich; Jack McCartan; Robert McVey; Richard Meredith; Weldon Olson; Edwyn Owen; Rodney Paavola; Lawrence Palmer; Richard Rodenheiser; Tommy Williams
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Silver · Men, Team · Wendell Anderson; Wellington Burtnett; Eugene Campbell; Gordon Christian; Bill Cleary; Richard Dougherty; Willard Ikola; John Matchefts; John Mayasich; Daniel McKinnon; Richard Meredith; Weldon Olson; John Petroske; Kenneth Purpur; Don Rigazio; Richard Rodenheiser; Ed Sampson
- Oslo 1952 · Silver · Men, Team · Ruben Bjorkman; Len Ceglarski; Joseph Czarnota; Richard Desmond; Andre Gambucci; Clifford Harrison; Gerald Kilmartin; John Mulhern; John Noah; Arnold Oss; Robert Rompre; James Sedin; Alfred Van Allen; Donald Whiston; Ken Yackel
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 · Bronze · Men, Team · John Garrison; August Kammer; Philip LaBatte; John Lax; Thomas Moone; Elbridge Ross; Paul Rowe; Francis Shaughnessy; Gordon Smith; Francis Spain; Frank Stubbs
- Lake Placid 1932 · Silver · Men, Team · Osborne Anderson; Johnny Bent; John Chase; John Cookman; Douglas Everett; Franklin Farrel; Joseph Fitzgerald; Edwin Frazier; John Garrison; Gerard Hallock; Robert Livingston; Francis Nelson; Winthrop Palmer; Gordon Smith
- Chamonix 1924 · Silver · Men, Team · Clarence Abel; Herbert Drury; Alphonse Lacroix; John Langley; John Lyons; Justin McCarthy; Willard Rice; Irving Small; Frank Synott
- Antwerp 1920 · Silver · Men, Team · Raymond Bonney; Anthony Conroy; Herbert Drury; Edward Fitzgerald; George Geran; Frank Goheen; Joseph McCormick; Lawrence McCormick; Frank Synott; Leon Tuck; Cyril Weidenborner
- IIHF World Championship (men)3 golds, 9 silvers, 9 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first
- Stockholm / Herning 2025 · Gold · Men, Team
- Riga 2021 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Copenhagen and Herning 2018 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Prague and Ostrava 2015 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Stockholm / Helsinki 2013 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Prague and Ostrava 2004 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Vienna 1996 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Colorado Springs and Denver 1962 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Men, Team
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Silver · Men, Team
- Oslo and Drammen 1952 · Silver · Men, Team
- London 1950 · Silver · Men, Team
- Stockholm 1949 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Zürich and Basel 1939 · Silver · Men, Team
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Milan 1934 · Silver · Men, Team
- Prague 1933 · Gold · Men, Team
- Lake Placid 1932 · Silver · Men, Team
- Krynica 1931 · Silver · Men, Team
- Chamonix 1924 · Silver · Men, Team
- Antwerp 1920 · Silver · Men, Team
Next
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.