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Milano Cortina 2026

2026 Olympic women’s hockey tournament

The 8th Olympic women’s ice hockey tournament, played in Milan, Italy, 5 to 19 February 2026.

Updated October 29, 2026Sourced, with links below

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Podium: United States, Canada, Switzerland.

Short answer

The United States beat Canada 2-1 in overtime in the final. Switzerland won bronze, beating Sweden 2-1 in overtime.

What happened

Ten teams played in Milan from February 5 to 19, 2026. Russia was banned, and France took its place.

The United States beat Canada 2-1 in overtime in the final for its third gold: Hilary Knight tied the game late in the third period and Megan Keller scored the winner in overtime. Switzerland beat Sweden 2-1 in overtime for its second bronze. Keller led the scoring with 9 points and Caroline Harvey was named MVP.

Read next: Milano Cortina 2026: both tournaments.

Key facts

Host
Milan, Italy
Dates
5 to 19 February 2026
Venues
PalaItalia (Santagiulia) and the Rho arena at Fiera Milano
Teams
10
Games
28
Goals
126 (4.5 a game)
Attendance
158,130
Top scorer
Megan Keller (United States), 9 points
MVP
Caroline Harvey

Final standings

PlaceTeamRecordGoals
GoldUnited States7-033:2
SilverCanada5-222:10
BronzeSwitzerland3-49:18
4thSweden5-221:9
5thCzechia1-47:16
6thFinland1-43:14
7thGermany3-211:13
8thItaly2-39:17
9thJapan1-37:14
10thFrance0-44:13

More women’s tournaments

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See every podium in the complete results list, or how each country did in the medal finder.

Source for this page

Wikipedia: Ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics: Women's tournament (results, standings, scoring leader and awards, read October 29, 2026).

Questions people ask

Who won the 2026 Olympic women’s hockey gold?

The United States. Canada won silver and Switzerland bronze.

Who led the 2026 tournament in scoring?

Megan Keller of United States, with 9 points.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Ice hockey at the Olympic Games

Last reviewed October 29, 2026. Spotted an error? Results are checked against the linked sources; tell us through the corrections note on the about page.