Wednesday's Games (2/24):
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DATE
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VISITING TEAM
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HOME TEAM
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TIME
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NETWORK/RESULT
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wed Feb 24, 2010
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 united stateS
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 SWITZERLAND
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3:00 PM ET
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USA 2, SUI 0
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RECAP
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wed Feb 24, 2010
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 russia
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 canada
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7:30 PM ET
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CAN 7, RUS 3
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RECAP
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wed Feb 24, 2010
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 finland
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 czech republic
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10:00 PM ET
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fin 2, cze 0
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recap
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wed Feb 24, 2010
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 sweden
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 slovakia
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11:55 PM ET
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SVK 4, SWE 3
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RECAP
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Jonas Hiller (Switzerland) - Hiller was tremendous again, stopping 42 U.S. shots, but his feisty Swiss squad fell in the Quarterfinals, 2-0, and were eliminated from the tournament.
Saku Koivu (Finland) - Koivu recorded two penalty minutes and one shot on goal in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Corey Perry (Canada) - Perry paced Canada with two goals in its 7-3 win over Russia.
Scott Niedermayer (Canada) - Niedermayer had four shots and logged 22:03 of ice time in Canada's 7-3 win over Russia.
Bobby Ryan (USA) - Ryan had three shots in just 8:37 of ice time in the 2-0 U.S. victory against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
Teemu Selanne (Finland) - Selanne tallied two shots on goal in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Ryan Whitney (USA) - Whitney had no shots in 6:01 of ice time for the U.S. in a 2-0 win against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
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Tobias Enstrom (Sweden) - Enstrom had an assist but Sweden was eliminated by Slovakia, 4-3.
Pavel Kubina (Czech Republic) - Kubina recorded two penalty minutes in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
Johnny Oduya (Sweden) - Oduya had 2:48 of ice team in Sweden's 4-3 loss.
Ondrej Pavelec (Czech Republic) - Pavelec did not play in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
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Zdeno Chara (Slovakia) - Chara tallied an assist in Slovakia's 4-3 defeat of Sweden.
David Krejci (Czech Republic) - Krejci had two shots on goal and led all Czech forwards with 19:10 of ice time in a 2-0 loss to Finland.
Miroslav Satan (Slovakia) - Satan was a minus-2 but Slovakia topped Sweden, 4-3.
Marco Sturm (Germany) - Germany was elminated from the Games in an 8-2 loss to Canada Tuesday.
Tim Thomas (USA) - Thomas did not play as the U.S. beat Switzerland 2-0 in the Quarterfinals.
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Toni Lydman (Finland) - Lydman received 18:21 of ice time in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Ryan Miller (USA) - Miller became the first U.S. goalie since Mike Richter in 2002 to earn a shutout at the Olympics, as he stopped all 19 Switzerland shots in a 2-0 victory that put Team USA in the Semifinals.
Andrej Sekera (Slovakia) - Sekera had a goal as Slovakia stuns Sweden, 4-3.
Henrik Tallinder (Sweden) - Tallinder had two PIM's but Sweden was eliminated by Slovakia.
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Jarome Iginla (Canada) - Iginla picked up an assist and three shots in Canada's 7-3 win over Russia.
Miikka Kiprusoff (Finland) - Kiprusoff stopped all 31 Czech Republic shots he faced in Finland's 2-0 win.
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Joni Pitkanen (Finland) - Pitkanen did not play in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic due to a suspension he received following his elbow to Sweden's Patric Hornqvist on Sunday.
Tuomo Ruutu (Finland) - Ruutu was a plus-1 in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Eric Staal (Canada) - Staal was a plus-1 and had an assist in Canada's 7-3 quarterfinal win over Russia.
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Patrick Kane (USA) - Kane had four shots in 16:13 of ice time as the U.S. beat Switzerland, 2-0, in the Quarterfinals.
Duncan Keith (Canada) - Keith paced Canada in ice time with 22:54, was a plus-2 and picked up an assist in his team's 7-3 win over Russia.
Tomas Kopecky (Slovakia) - Kopecky had the game-winner as Slovakia stunned Sweden.
Brent Seabrook (Canada) - Seabrook had two penalty minutes and registered 7:49 of ice time in Canada's 7-3 win over Russia.
Jonathan Toews (Canada) - Toews collected a pair of assists and was a plus-2 in Canada's 7-3 victory over Russia.
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Ruslan Salei (Belarus) - Belarus was elminated from the Games in a 3-2 loss to Swtizerland Tuesday.
Paul Stastny (USA) - Stastny had the secondary assist on Zach Parise's game-winning power-play goal in the U.S.'s 2-0 defeat of Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
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Milan Jurcina (Slovakia) - Jurcina finished a minus-1 as Slovakia beat Sweden.
Fredrik Modin (Sweden) - Modin did not play against Slovakia.
Rick Nash (Canada) - Nash scored Canada's third goal in their 7-3 win over Russia.
Samuel Pahlsson (Sweden) - Pahlsson finished with two shots and two PIMS but Sweden fell, 4-3.
Fedor Tyutin (Russia) - Tyutin recorded 15:09 of ice time in Russia's 7-3 loss to Canada.
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Jere Lehtinen (Finland) - Lehtinen had one shot on goal in 13:53 of ice time in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Brenden Morrow (Canada) - Morrow scored Canada's fourth goal in its 7-3 win over Russia.
Karlis Skrastins (Latvia) - Latvia was elminated from the Games in a 3-2 loss to Czech Republic Tuesday.
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Valtteri Filppula (Finland) - Filppula netted an empty-net goal in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Johan Franzen (Sweden) - Franzen ended a minus-1 as Sweden was eliminated by Slovakia
Niklas Kronwall (Sweden) - Kronwall was a minus-2 and his Swedes were ousted by the Slovaks, 4-3.
Nicklas Lidstrom (Sweden) - Lidstrom finished an uncharacteristic minus-2 in Sweden's loss.
Brian Rafalski (USA) - Rafalski had an assist on Zach Parise's power-play goal that tied him for the scoring lead at the Games (6 points), as the U.S. beat Switzerland, 2-0, to advance to the Semifinals.
Ole-Kristian Tollefsen (Norway) - Norway was elminated from the Games in an 4-3 loss to Slovakia Tuesday.
Henrik Zetterberg (Sweden) - Zetterberg fired in a goal, but Sweden fell, 4-3.
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Lubomir Visnovsky (Slovakia) - Visnovsky played a big, 21:41 as Slovakia eliminated Sweden.
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Tomas Vokoun (Czech Republic) - Vokoun stopped 29 of 30 Finland shots in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss.
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Drew Doughty (Canada) - Doughty was a plus-1 and was second on the team in ice time with 22:33 in Canada's 7-3 win over Russia.
Michal Handzus (Slovakia) - Handzus ended a minus-2 but Slovakia elimninated Sweden.
Jack Johnson (USA) - Johnson played 19:42 in the U.S.'s 2-0 victory against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
Jonathan Quick (USA) - Quick did not play in the U.S.'s 2-0 victory against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
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Martin Havlat (Czech Republic) - Havlat had four shots on goal in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
Mikko Koivu (Finland) - Koivu assisted on Valtteri Filppula's empty-net goal in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Antti Miettinen (Finland) - Miettinen recorded three shots on goal in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Marek Zidlicky (Czech Republic) - Zidlicky played a team-high 21:50 in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
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Andrei Markov (Russia) - Markov was a minus-3 and logged 15:52 of ice time in Russia's 7-3 loss to Canada.
Tomas Plekanec (Czech Republic) - Plekanec recorded four shots on goal in 17:21 of ice time in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
Sergei Kostitsyn (Belarus) - Belarus was elminated from the Games in an 3-2 loss to Switzerland Tuesday.
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Marcel Goc (Germany) - Germany was elminated from the Games in an 8-2 loss to Canada Tuesday.
Patric Hornqvist (Sweden) - Hornqvist had a goal in a losing cause for Sweden Wednesday night.
Alexander Sulzer (Germany) - Germany was elminated from the Games in an 8-2 loss to Canada Tuesday.
Ryan Suter (USA) - Suter played a team-high 24:05, with four shots and a plus-1 rating in the U.S.'s 2-0 defeat of Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
Shea Weber (Canada) - Weber scored a goal and had three shots in Canada's 7-3 win over Russia.
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Patrik Elias (Czech Republic) - The Czech captain was a minus-1 with two shots on goal in a 2-0 loss to Finland.
Jamie Langenbrunner (USA) - The Devils and U.S. captain led the team's forwards with 19:55 of ice time, and had four shots and a plus-1 rating as the U.S. downed Switzerland 2-0 in the Quarterfinals.
Ilya Kovalchuk (Russia) - Kovalchuk was a plus-1, had four shots and picked up an assist in Russia's 7-3 loss to Canada.
Zach Parise (USA) - Parise scored both goals -- his first 2 Olympic goals -- in the 2-0 win against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals..
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Chris Drury (USA) - Drury had one shot and had several key blocked shots on Switzerland power plays in 13:05 of ice time
Marian Gaborik (Slovakia) - Gaborik opened the scoring in a 4-3 Slovakia win.
Olli Jokinen (Finland) - Jokinen had one shot on goal in 12:25 of ice time in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Henrik Lundqvist (Sweden) - Lundqvist allowed 4 goals on 14 shots as Sweden was eliminated, 4-3.
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Filip Kuba (Czech Republic) - Kuba notched one shot on goal in 21:17 of ice time in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
Milan Michalek (Czech Republic) - Michalek had three shots on goal and created several scoring opportunities in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
Jarkko Ruutu (Finland) - Ruutu tallied one shot on goal in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Anton Volchenkov (Russia) - Volchenkov assisted on Russia's first goal in its 7-3 loss to Canada.
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Chris Pronger (Canada) - Pronger was a plus-1 and assisted on the opening goal in Canada's 7-3 win over Russia.
Mike Richards (Canada) - Richards was also a plus-1 and assisted on Rick Nash's goal in Canada's 7-3 win over Russia.
Kimmo Timonen (Finland) - Timonen was a plus-1 and played a team-high 25:46 in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
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Sami Lepisto (Finland) - Lepisto had one shot on goal in 19:24 of ice time in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Zbynek Michalek (Czech Republic) - Michalek played 9:43 in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
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Marc-Andre Fleury (Canada) - Fleury did not play in Canada's 7-3 victory over Russia.
Sergei Gonchar (Russia) - Gonchar scored Russia's third goal in its 7-3 loss to Canada.
Evgeni Malkin (Russia) - Malkin assisted on Gonchar's goal in Russia's 7-3 loss to Canada.
Brooks Orpik (USA) - Orpik had one shot in 15:19 of ice time in the 2-0 U.S. win against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
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Dany Heatley (Canada) - Heatley assisted on Dan Boyle's goal in Canada's 7-3 victory over Russia.
Thomas Greiss (Germany) - Germany was elminated from the Games in an 8-2 loss to Canada.
Patrick Marleau (Canada) - Marleau led Canada with six shots and had an assist in its 7-3 win over Russia.
Douglas Murray (Sweden) - Murray finished a plus-1 in a 4-3 loss to Slovakia.
Evgeni Nabokov (Russia) - Nabokov allowed six goals on 23 shots in Russia's 7-3 loss to Canada.
Joe Pavelski (USA) - Pavelski had two shots in 10:15 of ice time in the 2-0 victory for the U.S. against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
Joe Thornton (Canada) - Thornton recorded 12:43 of ice time in Canada's 7-3 victory over Russia.
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Erik Johnson (USA) - Johnson was plus-1 with two shots in 17:27 of ice time for the U.S. in a 2-0 win against Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
Roman Polak (Czech Republic) - Polak had one shot on goal and two penalty minutes in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
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Mattias Ohlund (Sweden) - Ohlund fired three shots and ended a plus-2 in a 4-3 loss Wednesday.
Ryan Malone (USA) - Malone had a second-period roughing penalty and one shot on goal in 10:11 of ice time as the U.S. beat Switzerland, 2-0, in the Quarterfinals.
Andrej Meszaros (Slovakia) - Meszaros had 19:32 of ice team in a 4-3 victory over Sweden.
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Tomas Kaberle (Czech Republic) - Kaberle recorded three shots on goal and was a minus-1 in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
Phil Kessel (USA) - Kessel had a game-high five shots in just 10:01 of ice time as the U.S. downed Switzerland, 2-0, in the Quarterfinals.
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Christian Ehrhoff (Germany) - Germany was elminated from the Games in an 8-2 loss to Canada.
Ryan Kesler (USA) - Kesler had four shots and a plus-1 rating, and had a goal disallowed when it was ruled his shot crossed the goal line a split second after time expired in the second period. He also had a high-sticking penalty in the third period, and played 19:16 in the U.S.'s 2-0 defeat of Switzerland in the Quarterfinals.
Roberto Luongo (Canada) - Luongo made 25 saves to lead Canada in its 7-3 victory over Russia.
Sami Salo (Finland) - Salo was a plus-1 with three shots on goal in Finland's 2-0 win against the Czech Republic.
Daniel Sedin (Sweden) - Daniel finished with just one shot on goal in a 4-3 loss.
Henrik Sedin (Sweden) - Henrik had a shot on goal in 13:43 of ice time against Slovakia.
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Tomas Fleischmann (Czech Republic) - Fleischmann had four shots on goal in 18:11 of ice time in the Czech Republic's 2-0 loss to Finland.
Alex Ovechkin (Russia) - Ovechkin led Russia in 21:15 of ice time in its 7-3 loss to Canada.
Alexander Semin (Russia) - Semin had three shots and was a minus-2 in Russia's 7-3 loss to Canada.
Semyon Varlamov (Russia) - Varlamov did not play in Russia's 7-3 loss to Canada.
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