OLYMPIC HOCKEY RECORD BOOK
TEAM RECORDS
TEAM TOURNAMENTS PLAYED
Most Tournaments Played, All-Time
20 – Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic, 1920-2006, excluding 1932
20 – USA, 1920-2006, excluding 1928
19 – Canada, 1920-2006, excluding 1972 & 1976
19 – Sweden, 1920-2006, excluding 1932 and 1976
TEAM GAMES PLAYED
Most Games Played, All-Time
128 – USA, 1920-2006, excluding 1928
126 – Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic, 1920-2006, excluding 1932
125 – Canada, 1920-2006, excluding 1972 & 1976
125 – Sweden, 1920-2006, excluding 1932 and 1976
TEAM WINS
Most Wins, All-Time
93 – Canada
78 – Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic
77 – USSR/Russia
71 – USA
TEAM LOSSES
Most Losses, All-Time
64 – West Germany/Germany
51 – Poland
45 – Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic
44 – USA
41 – Sweden
TEAM TIES
Most Ties, All-Time
14 – Sweden
13 – USA
9 – Finland
WINS AND LOSSES
Longest Winning Streak, All-Time
16 – Canada, Apr. 24, 1920 – Feb. 9, 1932
15 – USSR, Feb. 24, 1980 – Feb. 26, 1988
13 – USSR, Feb. 9, 1972 – Feb. 20, 1980
Best Winning Record, One Tournament
7-0 – USSR, in 7 games, 1956
7-0 – USA, in 7 games, 1960
7-0 – USSR, in 7 games, 1964
7-0 – USSR, in 7 games, 1984
5-0 – Canada, in 5 games, 1924
5-0 – USSR, in 5 games, 1976
3-0 – Canada, in 3 games, 1920
3-0 – Canada, in 3 games, 1928
Most Losses, One tournament
8 – Italy, in 8 games, 1948
8 – Norway, in 8 games, 1952
7 – Switzerland, in 7 games, 1964
7 – East Germany, in 7 games, 1968
6 – Poland, in 6 games, 1932
6 – Australia, in 6 games, 1960
5 – Poland, in 5 games, 1972
TEAM GOALS
Most Goals, All-Time
775 – Canada, in 125 games
652 – USA, in 128 games
587 – Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic, in 126 games
553 – USSR/Russia, in 96 games
530 – Sweden, in 125 games
Most Goals, One Tournament (Pre-War Era)
110 – Canada, in 5 games, 1924
73 – USA, in 5 games, 1924
54 – Canada, in 8 games, 1936
Most Goals, One Tournament (Modern Era)
86 – USA, in 8 games, 1948
80 – Czechoslovakia, in 8 games, 1948
71 – Canada, in 8 games, 1952
Most Goals, One Team, One Game (Pre-War Era)
33 – Canada, vs. Switzerland, 33-0, 1924
30 – Canada, vs. Czechoslovakia, 30-0, 1924
29 – USA, vs. Switzerland, 29-0, 1920
Most Goals, One Team, One Game (Modern Era)
31 – USA, vs. Italy, 31-1, 1948
23 – USA, vs. Poland, 23-4, 1948
23 – Sweden, vs. Italy, 23-0, 1948
23 – Canada, vs. Austria, 23-0, 1956
Most Goals, Both Teams, One Game (Pre-War Era)
33 – Canada, vs. Switzerland, 33-0, 1924
30 – Canada, vs. Czechoslovakia, 30-0, 1924
29 – USA, vs. Switzerland, 29-0, 1920
Most Goals, Both Teams, One Game (Modern Era)
32 – USA, vs. Italy, 31-1, 1948
27 – USA, vs. Poland, 23-4, 1948
25 – Czechoslovakia, vs. Italy, 22-3, 1948
TEAM GOALS AGAINST
Fewest Goals Against, One Tournament (Pre-War Era)
0 – Canada, in 3 games, 1928
1 – Canada, in 3 games, 1920
1 – Germany, in 2 games, 1928
2 – USA, in 4 games, 1920
Fewest Goals Against, One Tournament (Modern Era)
5 – Canada, in 8 games, 1948
5 – USSR, in 7 games, 1984
6 – Czech Republic, in 6 games, 1998
Most Goals Against, All-Time
481 – West Germany/Germany, in 107 games
423 – Poland, in 66 games
387 – Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic, in 126 games
368 – Sweden, in 125 games
360 – USA, in 128 games
Most Goals Against, One Tournament (Pre-War Era)
53 – Switzerland, in 3 games, 1924
49 – Sweden, in 5 games, 1924
45 – Belgium, in 3 games, 1924
Most Goals Against, One Tournament (Modern Era)
156 – Italy, in 8 games, 1948
97 – Poland, in 8 games, 1948
87 – Australia, in 6 games, 1960
TEAM PENALTIES
Most Penalty Minutes, One Tournament
172 – Russia, in 8 games, 2006
141 – Kazakhstan, in 7 games, 1998
134 – Italy, in 7 games, 1992
133 – Slovakia, in 8 games, 1994
128 – Slovakia, in 6 games, 2006
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
TOURNAMENTS PLAYED
Most Tournaments Played, All-Time
6 – Raimo Helminen, Finland, 1984-2002
5 – Udo Kiessling, West Germany/Germany, 1976-1992
5 – Petter Thoresen, Norway, 1980-1994
5 – Dieter Hegen, West Germany/Germany, 1984-1998
GAMES PLAYED
Most Games Played, All-Time
39 – Raimo Helminen, Finland, 1984-2002
33 – Dieter Hegen, West Germany/Germany, 1984-1998
32 – Udo Kiessling, West Germany/Germany, 1976-1992
29 – Sven "Tumba" Johansson, Sweden, 1952-1964
29 – Vlastimil Bubnik, Czechoslovakia, 1952-1964
29 – Petter Thoresen, Norway, 1980-1994
29 – Andreas Niederberger, West Germany/Germany, 1984-1994
GOALS
Most Goals, All-Time
36 – Harry Watson, Canada, in 5 games, 1924
28 – Herb Drury, USA, in 8 games, 1920-1924
25 – Sven "Tumba" Johansson, Sweden, in 29 games, 1952-1964
24 – Vladimir Zabrodsky, Czechoslovakia, in 15 games. 1948-1956
22 – Vlastimil Bubnik, Czechoslovakia, in 29 games, 1952-1964
Most Goals, One Tournament (Pre-War Era)
36 – Harry Watson, Canada, in 5 games, 1924
22 – Herb Drury, USA, in 5 games, 1924
20 – Bert McCaffery, Canada, in 5 games, 1924
Most Goals, One Tournament (Modern Era)
22 – Vladimir Zabrodsky, USSR, in 8 games, 1948
21 – Wally Halder, Canada, in 8 games, 1948
17 – George Mara, Canada, in 8 games, 1948
17 – Bruce Cunliffe, USA, in 8 games, 1948
17 – Jack Riley, USA, in 8 games, 1948
GOALTENDING
Most Games Appeared in by a Goaltender, All-Time
19 – Vladislav Tretiak, USSR, 1972-1984
19 – Jim Marthinsen, Norway, 1980-1994
16 – Dominik Hasek, Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic, 1988-2006
15 – Jarmo Myllys, Finland, 1988-1998
Most Shutouts, All-Time
5 – Murray Dowey, Canada, in 8 games, 1948
4 – Jimmy Foster, Great Britain, in 7 games, 1936
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (1952-2006)
ASSISTS
Most Assists
21 – Valeri Kharlamov, USSR, in 17 games, 1972-1980
21 – Viacheslav Fetisov, USSR, in 22 games, 1980-1988
19 – Mats Naslund, Sweden, in 23 games, 1980-1994
19 – Saku Koivu, Finland, in 22 games, 1994-2006
Most Assists, One Tournament
12 – Bob Attersley, Canada, in 7 games, 1960
12 – Fred Etcher, Canada, in 7 games, 1960
11 – Bill Christian, USA, in 7 games, 1960
POINTS
Most Points
36 – Valeri Kharlamov, USSR, in 17 games (15G, 21A), 1972-1980
35 – Teemu Selanne, Finland, in 20 games (20G, 15A), 1992-2006
33 – Viacheslav Fetisov, USSR, in 22 games (12G, 21A), 1980-1988
Most Points, One Tournament
21 – Fred Etcher, Canada, in 7 games (9G, 12A), 1960
18 – Bob Attersley, Canada, in 7 games (6G, 12A), 1960
16 – Anatoli Firsov, USSR, in 7 games (12G, 4A), 1968
16 – Valeri Kharlamov, USSR, in 7 games (9G, 7A), 1972
SCORING BY A CENTER
Most Goals by a Center
25 – Sven "Tumba" Johansson, Sweden, in 29 games,
1952-1964
13 – Erich Kuhnhackl, West Germany, in 11 games, 1976-1984
13 – Vyacheslav Starshinov, USSR, in 14 games, 1964-1968
13 – Jozef Golonka, Czechoslovakia, in 21 games
Most Assists by a Center
19 – Saku Koivu, Finland, in 22 games, 1994-2006
18 – Raimo Helminen, Finland, in 39 games, 1984-2002
17 – Robert Lang, Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic, in 26 games, 1992-2006
Most Points by a Center
32 – Sven "Tumba" Johansson, Sweden, in 29 games (25G, 7A), 1952-1964
28 – Saku Koivu, Finland, in 22 games (9G, 19A), 1994-2006
25 – Jozef Golonka, Czechoslovakia, in 21 games (13G, 12A), 1960-1968
25 – Gerd Truntschka, West Germany/Germany, in 26 games (9G, 16A), 1980-1992
SCORING BY A LEFT WING
Most Goals by a Left Wing
18 – Anatoli Firsov, USSR, in 19 games, 1964-1972
16 – Vladimir Krutov, USSR, in 22 games, 1980-1988
16 – Dieter Hegen, West Germany/Germany, in 33 games, 1984-1998
Most Assists by a Left Wing
21 – Valeri Kharlamov, USSR, in 17 games, 1972-1980
19 – Mats Naslund, Sweden, in 23 games, 1980-1994
15 – Vladimir Krutov, USSR, in 22 games, 1980-1988
15 – Josef Cerny, Czechoslovakia, in 26 games, 1960-1972
Most Points by a Left Wing
36 – Valeri Kharlamov, USSR, in 17 games (15G, 21A), 1972-1980
31 – Vladimir Krutov, USSR, in 22 games (16G, 15A), 1980-1988
30 – Anatoli Firsov, USSR, in 19 games (18G, 12A), 1964-1972
SCORING BY A RIGHT WING
Most Goals by a Right Wing
22 – Vlastimil Bubnik, Czechoslovakia, in 29 games, 1952-1964
20 – Teemu Selanne, Finland, in 25 games, 1992-2006 1
15 – Alexander Maltsev, USSR, in 17 games, 1972-1980
Most Assists by a Right Wing
17 – Sergei Makarov, USSR, in 22 games, 1980-1988
15 – Vlastimil Bubnik, Czechoslovakia, in 29 games, 1952-1964
15 – Teemu Selanne, Finland, in 25 games, 1992-2006
Most Points by a Right Wing
37 – Vlastimil Bubnik, Czechoslovakia, in 29 games (22G, 15A), 1952-1964
35 – Teemu Selanne, Finland, in 25 games, (20G, 15A), 1992-2006
28 – Sergei Makarov, USSR, in 22 games (11G, 17A), 1980-1988
SCORING BY A DEFENSEMAN
Most Goals by a Defenseman
12 – Viacheslav Fetisov, USSR, in 22 games, 1980-1988
7 – Alexei Kasatonov, USSR, in 21 games, 1980-1988
6 – Udo Kiessling, West Germany/Germany, in 32 games, 1976-1992
Most Assists by a Defenseman
21 – Viacheslav Fetisov, USSR, in 22 games, 1980-1988
14 – Alexei Kasatonov, USSR, in 21 games, 1980-1988
11 – Vasili Pervukhin, USSR, in 14 games, 1980-1984
11 – Brian Leetch, USA, in 16 games, 1988-2002
Most Points by a Defenseman
33 – Viacheslav Fetisov, USSR, in 22 games (12G, 21A), 1980-1988
21 – Alexei Kasatonov, USSR, in 21 games (7G, 14A), 1980-1988
15 – Udo Kiessling, West Germany /Germany, in 32 games (6G, 9A), 1976-1992
FASTEST GOALS
Fastest Goal from Start of a Game
0:08 – Miroslav Vlach, Czechoslovakia, vs USA, 1960
0:10 – Stefan Chowaniec, Poland, vs West Germany, 1976
0:11 – Jozef Stumpel, Slovakia, vs Latvia, 2002
0:12 – Stephen Foyn, Norway, vs Austria, 1984
PENALTIES
Most Penalty Minutes, One Tournament
43 – Daniel Kunce, Germany, in 7 games, 2002
39 – Petr Svoboda, Czech Republic, in 6 games, 1998
35 – David Brooks, USA, in 6 games, 1964
SHOOTOUTS
Since 1992, a shootout has been used to determine a winner in playoff games tied after regulation time and an overtime period. Four games have been decided by this format, most recently in 1998:
1992 Quarterfinal - Canada 4, Germany 3
| Canadian Shooters |
German Shooters |
| 1 Eric Lindros |
no goal |
1 Peter Draisaitl |
no goal |
| 2 Dave Archibald |
no goal |
2 Dieter Hegen |
no goal |
| 3 Jason Woolley |
goal |
3 Gerd Truntschka |
no goal |
| 4 Wally Schreiber |
goal |
4 Michael Rumrich |
goal |
| 5 Joe Juneau |
no goal |
5 Andreas Brockmann |
goal |
| 6 Eric Lindros |
goal |
6 Peter Draisaitl |
no goal |
| In goal for Canada – Sean Burke |
In goal for Germany – Helmet De Raaf |
1994 Gold Medal Game - Sweden 3, Canada 2
Swedish Shooters
|
Canadian Shooters |
| 1 Hakan Loob |
no goal |
1 Petr Nedved |
goal |
| 2 Magnus Svensson |
goal |
2 Paul Kariya |
goal |
| 3 Mats Naslund |
no goal |
3 Dwyane Norris |
no goal |
| 4 Peter Forsberg |
goal |
4 Greg Parks |
no goal |
| 5 Roger Hansson |
no goal |
5 Greg Johnson |
no goal |
| 6 Magnus Svensson |
no goal |
6 Petr Nedved |
no goal |
| 7 Peter Forsberg |
goal |
7 Paul Kariya |
no goal |
| In goal for Sweden – Tommy Salo |
In goal for Canada – Corey Hirsch |
1998 Game for 13th/14th Place - Japan 4 , Austria 3
Japanese Shooters
|
Austrian Shoters |
| 1 Akihito Sugisawa |
no goal |
1 Wolfgang Kromp |
goal |
| 2 Shin Yahata |
goal |
2 Dieter Kalt |
no goal |
| 3 Steven Tsujiura |
no goal |
3 Richard Nasheim |
no goal |
| 4 Kiyoshi Fujita |
no goal |
4 Dominik Lavoie |
no goal |
| 5 Toshivuki Sakai |
no goal |
5 Simon Wheeldon |
no goal |
| 6 Akihito Sugisawa |
no goal |
6 Dieter Kalt |
no goal |
| 7 Matthew Kabayama |
goal |
7 Richard Nasheim |
goal |
| 8 Shin Yahata |
no goal |
8 Simon Wheeldon |
goal |
| In goal for Japan – Dusty Imoo |
In goal for Austria – Reinhard Divis |
1998 Semifinal Game - Czech Republic 2, Canada 1
Canadian Shooters
|
Czech Republic Shooters
|
| 1 Theoren Fleury |
no goal |
1 Robert Reichel |
goal |
| 2 Raymond Bourque |
no goal |
2 Martin Rucinsky |
no goal |
| 3 Joe Nieuwendyk |
no goal |
3 Pavel Patera |
no goal |
| 4 Eric Lindros |
no goal |
4 Jaromir Jagr |
no goal |
| 5 Brendan Shanahan |
no goal |
5 Vladimir Ruzicka |
no goal |
| In goal for Canada – Patrick Roy |
In goal for Czech Republic – Dominik Hasek |