21. IIHF - HISTORY OF ICE HOCKEY At the LIHG congress which was held during that first olympic ice hockey The 1928 olympic ice hockey tournament in St. Moritz was played at the same http://www.iihf.com/iihf/history/1914.htm

IIHF European Champion Hungary in 1927 in Vienna. To start with, Magnus, the president at the time of foundation, replaced the acting president van den Bulcke, but he resigned immediately because the delegates did not follow his programme. Vice president Patton then moved up as president and immediately called new elections with the result that van den Bulcke once again became president and Patton himself vice president. Just a few months later, World War I hit also the sports world. During the war, there were no LIHG activities, neither at the sports field nor in the administrative area. After World War I, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) expelled the "war losers" Germany and Austria from their ranks. The LIHG followed this decision in 1920, and at the same time, the membership of Bohemia was transferred to the newly established Czechoslovakia (TCH). At the LIHG congress which was held during that first Olympic ice hockey tournament, Canada and USA were admitted on 26 April 1920 as new members thus extending the federation beyond Europe. The LIHG leadership was totally replaced in Antwerp: Acting president was now the Swiss Max Sillig, who was at that time still actively playing, the two vice presidents were the Belgian. Paul Loicq and the American Frank Fellowes. In 1929, the congress decided in Budapest to organize from 1930 world championships every year, whereby the best placed team from Europe should win the title of European champion.

22. IIHF - HISTORY OF ICE HOCKEY 1946 - 1956 It was there and in the olympic ice hockey scene of St. Moritz where an inscrutablespectacle went on by which the LIHG and even more the International http://www.iihf.com/iihf/history/1946.htm

One year after the end of the war, on 27 April 1946, the delegates of the LIHG member associations met in Brussels for the first time after seven years to hold a congress. Japan and Germany were expelled from the federation; the membership of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania was declared expired because of the annexation of the Baltic states by the Soviet Union. Austria, which had been dropped from the membership list in 1939 after its "affiliation" to Germany, could recover its membership rights after regaining official recognition. Denmark was added as a new member of the federation.

23. 2002 Winter Olympics | Salt Lake City | Figure Skating Scandal | Ice Hockey | Ol The last time Canada won a gold medal in ice hockey was at the 1952 Winter This is the first time in olympic history that there has been two golds, http://www.kidzworld.com/site/p1824.htm

quick advanced Scroll down for the article Skeleton Racing - Extreme Olympic Sport 2002 Winter Olympics It was 16 days of skating scandals, hockey heroics, kick-ass kids and freaky fashions. Here's a look at the good, the bad and the bizarre from the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. American Boarders The country that invented snowboarding schooled the rest of the world in Salt Lake City. Americans won five medals in snowboarding - including gold medals in the halfpipe from Kelly Clark and Ross Powers. Canadian Hockey Canada made up for a 50 year drought by winning the gold medal in women's and men's ice hockey. The Canadian girls beat the US 3-2 to revenge a loss in the gold medal game at the 1998 Olympics. The men's final featured two teams made up of NHL All-Stars. The Canadian lineup included Mario Lemieux, Joe Sakic and Paul Kariya. The American team featured such super snipers as Brett Hull, Brian Leetch and Mike Modano. The Canadians won the game 5-2, causing wild celebrations across Canada. The last time Canada won a gold medal in ice hockey was at the 1952 Winter Olympics in Oslo, Norway. Ghosts and Skeletons Jimmy Shea used the death of his grandfather as inspiration and won gold in the men's skeleton race.

24. BBC SPORT | Winter Olympics 2002 | Ice Hockey | Belarus Pull Off Huge Upset Sweden are out of the olympic ice hockey medals after a 43 defeat at the hands shocks in the history of olympic ice hockey as they beat Sweden s Dream http://news.bbc.co.uk/winterolympics2002/hi/english/ice_hockey/newsid_1830000/18

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Ice Hockey Front Page Statistics Alpine Skiing ... Olympic Quiz SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker News for PDA Feedback ... Low Graphics Thursday, 21 February, 2002, 01:19 GMT Belarus pull off huge upset Belarus celebrate a famous victory Belarus 4-3 Sweden Belarus pulled off one of the greatest shocks in the history of Olympic ice hockey as they beat Sweden's "Dream Team" of National Hockey League stars in the quarter-finals. Defenceman Vladimir Kopat scored the winning goal with two minutes and 24 seconds remaining. His shot from beyond the blueline went straight at the face of Swedish netminder Tommy Salo and he could only deflect the puck back into his unguarded net. Belarus had only one NHL player in Ruslan Salei, but they got the better of their millionnaire opponents. Salei said: "I think it's unbelievable, absolutely incredible. Nobody gave us a chance." Sweden are now out of the running for medals in what is being hailed as the greatest Olympic ice hockey upset since the United States beat the Soviet Union in 1980. Czech Republic 0-1 Russia A solitary goal from Maxim Afinogenov was enough to book Russia a place in the Olympic men's ice hockey semi-finals.

25. Washingtonpost.com: U.S. Shocks Soviets In Ice Hockey, 4-3 22, 1980 — The US olympic hockey team, told by its coach before the game, Only once did they ice the puck to ease the pressure the Soviets poured on at http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/longterm/olympics1998/history/memori

Olympics Front Sport by Sport Gallery History ... Countries Related Items A rag-tag 'Team of Destiny' rallies to beat Finland for gold. Dave Kindred: Who could imagine? U.S. players: 'I think they panicked Look back at the 1980 Winter Games U.S. Shocks Soviets in Ice Hockey, 4-3 By Leonard Shapiro Washington Post Staff Writer February 23, 1980; Page D1 When the final horn sounded, players, coaches and team officials poured onto the ice and mobbed goalie Jim Craig, who stopped 36 shots. (File Photo) The U.S. won on a 20-foot wrist shot by team captain Mike Eruzione, whose name means "eruption" in Italian, with 10 minutes remaining. "I still can't believe this has happened," Eruzione said. The United States, seeded seventh in the 12-team field at the start of the competition, clinched at least a bronze medal with the victory. Following the 3-3 tie between Sweden and Finland in last night's other game, based on the complicated point system for this tournament, the United States has three points, Sweden and the Soviet Union two each and Finland one. A victory against Finland by the United States Sunday would clinch the gold for the Americans regardless of the outcome of the Soviet Union-Sweden game. If the U.S. and Finland tie, a tie in the other, later game would give the gold to the U.S., as would a victory by the Soviets. A win by Sweden in that game, however, would give the gold to that country on the basis of goal differential. Sweden and the U.S. tied in their head-to-head encounter.

26. Finnish Hockey Hall Of Fame - Milestones Of Finnish Ice Hockey Raimo Helminen makes olympic history by participating in his sixth Games in He is the first hockeyplayer ever to do this. Milestones of Finnish ice http://www.tampere.fi/jaakiekkomuseo/milestones3.htm

Click on images to see bigger view! The Finnish SM-liiga (Finnish Championship League) is founded. Matti Hagman is the first-ever Finnish player to enter the NHL. The U18 team wins the European Championship title with an overtime goal scored by Jari Kurri. Pekka Rautakallio is the first-ever Finnish player to play in the NHL All Stars Game. The official start of women's league. The U20 team take home the first World Championship. The first olympic medal (silver) is won in Calgary. Women's National Team conquer the title in the first European Championships for women. Women's National Team win bronze in the first World Championships for women. Team Finland places third in Canada Cup. The first World Championships medal for men's team: Silver in Prague. Olympic bronze in Lillehammer and World Championships silver in Milan. The country's 100th ice hall is constructed. Team Finland win the World Championship in ice hockey in Globen Arena, Stockholm. In the final game, Sweden is defeated by 4:1. Finland wins the first 4-nation Euro Hockey Tour (Finland, Sweden, Russia and the Czech Republic).

27. Czechs Show U.S. Early Exit From Olympic Ice Hockey Russia, heir to former olympic ice hockey powerhouses from the Soviet Union, National hockey League (NHL) for the first time in olympic history. http://www.shinmai.co.jp/oly-eng/19980218/0005.htm

February 18, 1998 Programs Competitions Venues Access ... Shinano Mainichi Czechs show U.S. early exit from Olympic ice hockey (Big Hat, Nagano City) 14:45 CZE 4-1 USA 18:45 CAN 4-1 KAZ (Aqua Wing, Nagano City) 14:45 RUS 4-1 BLR 18:45 FIN 2-1 SWE Canada downs Kazakstan 4-1 Gold medal favorite Canada rolled to a 4-1 victory over Kazakstan on Wednesday and advanced to the semifinals of the men's ice hockey tournament at the Nagano Olympic Winter Games. In the semifinals set for Friday, Canada will face the Czech Republic for a chance to play in the gold medal final of the inaugural ''dream tournament,'' featuring the top professionals for the first time in Olympic history. And while Canada won on Wednesday, Kazakstan goalkeeper Vitaliy Yeremeyev turned in a solid game, stopping 33 shots and preventing the score from being worse than it might have been against the North American National Hockey League (NHL) stars. ''There was a 10-minute span in the first period where we didn't play well, in the second and third period we started to play with patience and perseverance and got the puck deep into their zone. I thought the Kazaks played with grit and heart,'' said Canadian coach Marc Crawford. Canada took a slim 2-1 lead into the second period and scored two goals within thirty seconds of each other to put the game away.

28. Finland Routs Japan 11-1 In Women's Ice Hockey a 60 shutout of Sweden on Sunday in the first women s ice hockey game inwinter olympic history, US women beat Sweden 7-1 in olympic ice hockey http://www.shinmai.co.jp/oly-eng/19980209/0009.htm

February 9, 1998 Programs Competitions Venues Access ... Shinano Mainichi Finland routs Japan 11-1 in women's ice hockey (Aqua Wing, Nagano City) 12:00 FIN 11-1 JPN 16:00 USA 7-1 SWE 20:00 CAN 2-0 CHN FIN 11-1 JPN Kirsi Haenninen scored a hat trick and Hanna-Riikka Nieminen netted two goals to propel Finland to an 11-1 rout of host Japan in the Nagano Olympic women's ice hockey preliminary round Monday. Finland, considered a medal contender in the six-team tourney, went ahead three minutes and 54 seconds into the game at the Aqua Ring ice arena in Nagano with a Sanna Lankosaari shot from the slot on a pass from Katja Riipi. The forward combination then made it 2-0 at 18 minutes and 45 seconds into the game when Riipi slapped a rebound past Japanese goalie Haruka Watanabe following Lankosaari's powerful shot from a face-off circle. Finland, fresh from a 6-0 shutout of Sweden on Sunday in the first women's ice hockey game in winter Olympic history, completely controlled the game and drove up its onslaught later in the contest. Haenninen scored two goals in the second period and added another in the third to complete her hat trick, while Nieminen scored twice in the third as Finland blew the game open with six goals.

29. CNNSI.com - 2002 Winter Olympics - Ice Hockey - U.S. Holds Off Russia In Thrille Most wins in olympic history. Team, Wins. Canada, 89. Czech Republic, 74. Russia,71. United States, 70 2002 Winter olympics Men s ice hockey Statistics http://www.cnnsi.com/olympics/2002/ice_hockey/news/2002/02/22/usa_russia_ap/

Gold rush USA holds off Russia 3-2 to advance to gold medal game Posted: Friday February 22, 2002 8:47 PM Updated: Saturday February 23, 2002 1:04 AM AP WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah (AP) After recreating one game of a lifetime, the U.S. hockey team will try to play another one that Russian coach Slava Fetisov believes was helped along by referees with a North American bias. The United States relied on its power and size to build a three-goal lead, then held on during a frantic, memorable third period for a 3-2 Olympic semifinals victory Friday over Russia 22 years to the day after their famous "Miracle on Ice" game in 1980. Up next comes the matchup all North America wanted Canada against America for the gold medal on Sunday. The United States hasn't played for the gold since 1980, when it beat Finland two days after its college-age amateurs stunned the Soviet Union super team that had dominated hockey for two decades. "You don't get to pick and choose who you will be playing against, but it certainly does make it dramatic," U.S. goalie Mike Richter said. "It should be a fantastic 60 minutes of hockey." To win the day, you must carry the play. Team USA understood this and came out with a vengeance. The Russians failed to grasp this concept until the third period.

30. CNNSI.com - 2002 Winter Olympics - Ice Hockey - Belarus Shocks Sweden 4-3 - Thur off one of the biggest upsets in olympic ice hockey history on Wednesday, The only comparable upsets in olympic hockey history were the United http://www.cnnsi.com/olympics/2002/ice_hockey/news/2002/02/20/sweden_belarus_ap/

Salt Lake stunner Belarus pulls biggest upset since Miracle on Ice Posted: Wednesday February 20, 2002 3:27 PM Updated: Thursday February 21, 2002 3:39 AM Tommy Salo gave up a soft goal for the game-winner with 2:24 to play. AP WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah (AP) The shot couldn't possibly go in, but it did. Sweden couldn't possibly lose, but it did. And the kind of upset that couldn't possibly happen with NHL players now dominating the Olympics is a reality. Vladimir Kopat scored on a 70-foot shot that bounced wildly off goalie Tommy Salo's head with only 2:24 remaining and Belarus scored one of the greatest upsets in Olympic history Wednesday, beating Sweden 4-3 in the hockey quarterfinals. Yes, Belarus believes in miracles, too. "For sure, it is a miracle for us," Belarus goalie Andrei Mezin said. "But sometimes a gun without bullets can shoot, and that was us. We've made our place in history." Belarus-Sweden Breakdown How better to describe Belarus' stunning 4-3 upset of Sweden than Exhibit A as to why you play the game? In competition, anything can happen. Especially in single-elimination events. And that is what this game turned into an event. And one in which Belarus found a way to slow up the high-flying Swedes between the blue lines.

31. The Seattle Times: Olympics improbable upsets in olympic history — maybe sports history — returns to There are some notable differences between olympic ice hockey rules and NHL http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/sports/olympics/saltlake_02/fansguide/ice_hocke

HOME Site index Sports Winter Olympics ... Photo galleries Tuesday, January 8, 2002 - 09:30 p.m. Pacific Check events schedule Winter Olympics primer Ice Hockey: Checks and balance Know the rules There are some notable differences between Olympic ice hockey rules and NHL rules. 1. Icing Icing occurs when a player sends the puck from his or her side of the center line to the other goal line. In the NHL, icing is waived off if the player's teammate touches the puck before the other team. In the Olympics, icing is called as soon as the puck crosses the goal line. Play resumes with a faceoff in the defensive zone of the team that iced the puck. 2. Rink The Olympic hockey rink is wider than NHL rinks and has more room between the goal line and the boards. 3. Zero tolerance for fighting Don't expect to see NHL-style brawls. In Olympic hockey, fighting is penalized with automatic ejection. Just back off Maybe the most important distinction between Olympic hockey and NHL hockey is in the crease. Ones to watch Canada has dominated women's ice hockey, winning all seven world championships. At the 1998 Nagano Olympics, however, it was the Americans who prevailed, with a stunning 3-1 victory over Canada in the gold medal game. The U.S. team has enjoyed recent success in the rivalry, stringing together five straight wins over the Canadians in 2001. The teams enter the Salt Lake Games as the clear favorites to battle for the gold. Sources: International Olympic Committee; U.S. Olympic Committee; Salt Lake Organizing Committee

32. 1st Female Ice Hockey Game In Olympic History Finland Beats Sweden 6-0 February 1st female ice hockey game in olympic history Finland beats Sweden 60 February8, 1998 in history. http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1998/february_8_1998_176019.html

Atlas Dictionary Encyclopedia Geography ... Add "Today in History" or "Today's Birthdays" to Your Site - it's Easy! Web brainyhistory.com February 8, 1998 in History Event: 1st female ice hockey game in Olympic history Finland beats Sweden 6-0 Related Topics: female Finland History hockey ... Sweden Related Year: Related Events: February 8 Additional Information: February 8 Related Countries: Finland Sweden She press'd his hand in slumber; so once more He could not help but kiss her and adore. - John Keats Quotes History Home About Us Inquire Privacy Terms

33. Ice Hockey -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article The history of ice hockey is one of the most contested in all of sports. (Click link for more info and facts about ice hockey at the olympic Games) ice http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/i/ic/ice_hockey.htm

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34. SportsKnowHow.com - History Of Ice Hockey - Page 2 Of 2 SportsKnowHow.com ice hockey history - Page 2 of 2. The Russians won theirfirst olympic ice hockey gold in 1956, just a decade after the game became http://www.sportsknowhow.com/hockey/history/hockey-history-2.shtml

SportsKnowHow.com Home Hockey Home Hockey History SportsKnowHow.com - HISTORY OF ICE HOCKEY - Page 2 of 2 Other pro leagues came in went in the years prior to World War I. The war disrupted hockey organizations and in 1917, a new professional league was formed with five Canadian teams: The Montreal Wanderers The Montreal Canadiens The Ottawa Senators The Quebec Bulldogs The Toronto Arenas The new league was christened the National Hockey League. The first US team to become part of the league was the Boston Bruins who joined in 1924. Today, the NHL has 30 teams from Canada and the United States. Changes in the Game Modern ice hockey has changed little from the original rules established in the 1870s. The biggest changes have been in the number of players and the development of equipment.

35. UNC Ice Hockey | History The official web site of the UNC ice hockey Sports Club at the University of The tournament of 1980 coincided with the weekend of the olympic hockey http://www.unchockey.com/history.html

HOME SCHEDULE FACILITIES HISTORY CONTACT SPONSORS MERCHANDISE PICTURES PLAY 4 UNC LINKS History at a Glance Established 1974 1977 accepted as a member of the UNC Sports Club Council 1979 ACC Champions 1980 Regular Season ACC Champs If you have additional information or corrections to this posted statement, please email our web producer at webmaster@unchockey.com History of UNC Ice Hockey Obtained from the ACCHL Written by: Phill Schmitt The UNC Hockey Club officially began in the year 1974. The man responsible for initiating the activities was Lloyd Scher, a UNC graduate student. Although Scher, a Charlotte native, did not play hockey himself, he was a sports management buff and actively pushed for the creation of the club by soliciting membership through advertisements in The Daily Tar Heel. It wasn’t long before a handful of players took interest and a club was formed. The majority of the players hailed from the North, and they paid their own way as membership dues ranged in the $25 per man area, not including travel and equipment. Scher headed the organization and set up about ten games with men’s leagues and other club teams in Greensboro and Charlotte, N.C. What spirit the UNC athletes must have had back then, as the closest rink was an hour away! Three players to note on that first club were Robert Glen, a former goalie on Phillip Exeter Academy’s hockey team, Peter Griffin, a former captain of Deerfield Academy’s hockey team, and Marc Isaacscon of Greensboro. These three freshmen carried the team in its first year.

36. Ice Hockey - Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympic Games Coverage Believe it or not, the US women s ice hockey team doesn t want to blow out every upsets in olympic history Wednesday, beating Sweden 43 in the hockey http://deseretnews.com/oly/hock/0,3992,02~20,00.html

37. History Channel - Speeches - News Report: The "Miracle On Ice" The Soviet team had captured the previous four olympic hockey golds, going back to The socalled Miracle on ice was more than just an olympic upset; http://www.historychannel.com/speeches/archive/speech_467.html

Hear the words that changed the world. Our vast collection of speeches is drawn from the most famous broadcasts and recordings of the twentieth century. (Reminder: To listen to history being made, you must have RealPlayer installed. If you can't access our audio clips, click here to download RealPlayer.) News report The "Miracle on Ice" "The 4-3 U.S. victory was one of the most astonishing upsets in hockey history." (February 22, 1980) Advertisement

38. UK Ice Cats England won the olympic gold medal in men’s ice hockey in 1936 and the world history of ice hockey in the UK (1) The first recorded game of ice hockey http://www.ukicecats.org/4614/36036.html?*session*id*key*=*session*id*val*

39. Development And Programs 1998 Women s hockey makes its first appearance in the Winter olympic Games 1992 - July 21, the IOC votes to add women s ice hockey to the calendar of http://www.hockeycanada.ca/e/develop/female/history.html

Development and Programs Female Hockey Home Players Coaches/ Trainers ... Esso Women's Nationals History Members of the 2004 World Women's Championship Gold Medal Team - Canada captures its eighth straight World Championship in Halifax/Dartmouth, NS. - Canada captures its first Oympic Gold Medal in Salt Lake, UT. beating the USA - Canada captures its seventh straight World Championship in Minneapolis, MN. - Canada captures its sixth straight World Championship in Mississauga, ON. - Canada captures its fifth straight World Championship in Espoo FIN. - Women's hockey makes its first appearance in the Winter Olympic Games with the U.S.A. winning first Olympic gold. - The top 28 players in Canada centralize in Calgary, Alberta for 5 months of pre-Olympic training. - The fourth women's World Championship is held in Kitchener, Ont., it serves as the qualifying event for the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano. Canada wins gold. - The inaugural 3 Nations Cup is held in the Ottawa area, between Canada, the U.S. and Finland. Canada beats Team USA 1-0 in the gold medal final. - The second Pacific Rim Championship is held in Vancouver, B.C. Canada beats Team USA to win gold.

40. Women's Hockey - History Discussions are held on including Women s hockey at the olympics, In July,the IOC votes to add women s ice hockey to the calendar of the Winter olympic http://www.hockeycanada.ca/f/equipes/feminin/olympics/1998/history.html

Canadian Hockey Association Women's Hockey A BRIEF HISTORY The first documented game is held in Barrie, Ontario, two years before the first Stanley Cup championship. At Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, a female club team - the Love-Me-Littles - is formed in defiance of the school Archbishop. Women's teams are formed at McGill University and in the Ottawa Valley. Competitions are held in the Maritimes involving the Red and Blues from Halifax and the Kananites, another Nova Scotia team. Picton wins the first Ontario provincial championship. An international women's tournament is held in Cleveland, Ohio, featuring Canadian and American teams. The University of Toronto defeats McGill University in the intercollegiate championship. The U. of T. Lady Blues won titles, compared to two for Queen's before the league was disbanded in 1933, owing to the Depression. The Preston Rivulettes, one of the greatest dynasties in Canadian sport, reign over female hockey. Between 1930 and 1939, the Rivulettes claim Ontario

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