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Olympic hockey medal table

Sorted by gold, then silver, then bronze. Each team is listed as it competed, the way the IOC counts it.

Updated October 29, 2026Sourced, with links below

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A three step podium for gold, silver and bronze with a puck above it

Short answer

Canada leads with 14 gold, 8 silver and 3 bronze. The Soviet Union is second on golds with 7; the United States has the most silver medals, 12.

Men and women combined

#TeamGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Canada148325
2Soviet Union7119
3United States612220
4Sweden24511
5Finland12912
6Czechia1012
7Great Britain1012
8Olympic Athletes from Russia1001
9Unified Team1001
10Czechoslovakia0448
11Germany0112
12Russia0112
13ROC0101
14Switzerland0044
15Slovakia0011
16West Germany0011

Men

#TeamGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Canada95317
2Soviet Union7119
3United States38112
4Sweden2349
5Finland1258
6Czechia1012
7Great Britain1012
8Olympic Athletes from Russia1001
9Unified Team1001
10Czechoslovakia0448
11Germany0112
12Russia0112
13ROC0101
14Switzerland0022
15Slovakia0011
16West Germany0011

Women

#TeamGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Canada5308
2United States3418
3Sweden0112
4Finland0044
5Switzerland0022

Combined lineages: Soviet Union and Russia, Czechoslovakia and Czechia. Germany and West Germany are listed separately.

Questions people ask

Are the Soviet Union and Russia counted together?

Not here, and not by the IOC. The Soviet Union, Unified Team (1992), Russia, OAR (2018) and ROC (2022) each have their own row. Our Soviet Union and Russia page adds them up.

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.