IIHF - Medallists

ALL MEDALLISTS

World Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2023	Canada CAN	Germany GER	Latvia LAT	Tampere & Riga
2022	Finland FIN	Canada CAN	Czechia CZE	Tampere, Helsinki
2021	Canada CAN	Finland FIN	United States USA	Riga
2020-2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2019	Finland FIN	Canada CAN	Russia RUS	Bratislava, Kosice
2018	Sweden SWE	Switzerland SUI	United States USA	Copenhagen, Herning
2017	Sweden SWE	Canada CAN	Russia RUS	Cologne, Paris
2016	Canada CAN	Finland FIN	Russia RUS	Moscow, St. Petersburg
2015	Canada CAN	Russia RUS	United States USA	Prague, Ostrava
2014	Russia RUS	Finland FIN	Sweden SWE	Minsk
2013	Sweden SWE	Switzerland SUI	United States USA	Stockholm, Helsinki
2012	Russia RUS	Slovakia SVK	Czechia CZE	Helsinki, Stockholm
2011	Finland FIN	Sweden SWE	Czechia CZE	Bratislava, Kosice
2010	Czechia CZE	Russia RUS	Sweden SWE	Cologne, Mannheim, Gelsenkirchen
2009	Russia RUS	Canada CAN	Sweden SWE	Berne, Zurich-Kloten
2008	Russia RUS	Canada CAN	Finland FIN	Quebec City, Halifax
2007	Canada CAN	Finland FIN	Russia RUS	Moscow, Mytishi
2006	Sweden SWE	Czechia CZE	Finland FIN	Riga
2005	Czechia CZE	Canada CAN	Russia RUS	Vienna, Innsbruck
2004	Canada CAN	Sweden SWE	United States USA	Prague, Ostrava
2003	Canada CAN	Sweden SWE	Slovakia SVK	Helsinki, Turku, Tampere
2002	Slovakia SVK	Russia RUS	Sweden SWE	Gothenburg, Karlstad, Jonkoping
2001	Czechia CZE	Finland FIN	Sweden SWE	Cologne, Hanover, Nuremberg
2000	Czechia CZE	Slovakia SVK	Finland FIN	St. Petersburg
1999	Czechia CZE	Finland FIN	Sweden SWE	Oslo, Lillehammer, Hamar
1998	Sweden SWE	Finland FIN	Czechia CZE	Zurich, Basel
1997	Canada CAN	Sweden SWE	Czechia CZE	Helsinki, Turku, Tampere
1996	Czechia CZE	Canada CAN	United States USA	Vienna
1995	Finland FIN	Sweden SWE	Canada CAN	Stockholm, Gavle
1994	Canada CAN	Finland FIN	Sweden SWE	Bolzano, Canazei, Milan
1993	Russia RUS	Sweden SWE	Czechia CZE	Dortmund, Munich
1992	Sweden SWE	Finland FIN	Czechoslovakia TCH	Prague, Bratislava
1991	Sweden SWE	Canada CAN	Soviet Union URS	Turku, Helsinki, Tampere
1990	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia TCH	Berne, Fribourg
1989	Soviet Union URS	Canada CAN	Czechoslovakia TCH	Stockholm, Sodertalje
1987	Sweden SWE	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Vienna
1986	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Canada CAN	Moscow
1985	Czechoslovakia TCH	Canada CAN	Soviet Union URS	Prague
1983	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Canada CAN	Dusseldorf, Dortmund, Munich
1982	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Canada CAN	Helsinki, Tampere
1981	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia TCH	Gothenburg, Stockholm
1979	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Sweden SWE	Moscow
1978	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Canada CAN	Prague
1977	Czechoslovakia TCH	Sweden SWE	Soviet Union URS	Vienna
1976	Czechoslovakia TCH	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Katowice
1975	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Sweden SWE	Munich, Dusseldorf
1974	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Sweden SWE	Helsinki
1973	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia TCH	Moscow
1972	Czechoslovakia TCH	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Prague
1971	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Sweden SWE	Berne, Geneva
1970	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia TCH	Stockholm
1969	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia TCH	Stockholm
1968	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Canada CAN	Grenoble (Olympics)
1967	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Canada CAN	Vienna
1966	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Canada CAN	Ljubljana
1965	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Sweden SWE	Tampere
1964	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia TCH	Innsbruck (Olympics)
1963	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia TCH	Stockholm
1962	Sweden SWE	Canada CAN	United States USA	Colorado Springs, Denver
1961	Canada CAN	Czechoslovakia TCH	Soviet Union URS	Geneva, Lausanne
1960	United States USA	Canada CAN	Soviet Union URS	Squaw Valley (Olympics)
1959	Canada CAN	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Prague, Bratislava
1958	Canada CAN	Soviet Union URS	Sweden SWE	Oslo
1957	Sweden SWE	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Moscow
1956	Soviet Union URS	United States USA	Canada CAN	Cortina (Olympics)
1955	Canada CAN	Soviet Union URS	Czechoslovakia TCH	Krefeld, Dortmund, Cologne
1954	Soviet Union URS	Canada CAN	Sweden SWE	Stockholm
1953	Sweden SWE	FR Germany FRG	Switzerland SUI	Zurich, Basel
1952	Canada CAN	United States USA	Sweden SWE	Oslo (Olympics)
1951	Canada CAN	Sweden SWE	Switzerland SUI	Paris
1950	Canada CAN	United States USA	Switzerland SUI	London
1949	Czechoslovakia TCH	Canada CAN	United States USA	Stockholm
1948	Canada CAN	Czechoslovakia TCH	Switzerland SUI	St. Moritz (Olympics)
1947	Czechoslovakia TCH	Sweden SWE	Austria AUT	Prague
1940-1946 NO CHAMPIONSHIPS (WORLD WAR II)
1939	Canada CAN	United States USA	Switzerland SUI	Basel, Zurich
1938	Canada CAN	Great Britain GBR	Czechoslovakia TCH	Prague
1937	Canada CAN	Great Britain GBR	Switzerland SUI	London
1936	Great Britain GBR	Canada CAN	United States USA	Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Olympics)
1935	Canada CAN	Switzerland SUI	Great Britain GBR	Davos
1934	Canada CAN	United States USA	Germany GER	Milan
1933	United States USA	Canada CAN	Czechoslovakia TCH	Prague
1932	Canada CAN	United States USA	Germany GER	Lake Placid (Olympics)
1931	Canada CAN	United States USA	Austria AUT	Krynica
1930	Canada CAN	Germany GER	Switzerland SUI	Chamonix, Berlin, Vienna
1928	Canada CAN	Sweden SWE	Switzerland SUI	St. Moritz (Olympics)
1924	Canada CAN	United States USA	Great Britain GBR	Chamonix (Olympics)
1920	Canada CAN	United States USA	Czechoslovakia TCH	Antwerp (Olympics)
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European Championships

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
Berlin 1932 was the last separate IIHF European Championship event
1932	Sweden SWE	Austria AUT	Switzerland SUI	Berlin
1929	Czechoslovakia CZE	Poland POL	Austria AUT	Budapest
1927	Austria AUT	Belgium BEL	Germany GER	Vienna
1926	Switzerland SUI	Czechoslovakia CZE	Austria AUT	Davos
1925	Czechoslovakia CZE	Austria AUT	Switzerland SUI	Strbske Pleso, Stary Smokovec
1924	France FRA	Sweden SWE	Switzerland SUI	Milan
1923	Sweden SWE	France FRA	Czechoslovakia CZE	Antwerp
1922	Czechoslovakia CZE	Sweden SWE	Switzerland SUI	St. Moritz
1921	Sweden SWE	Czechoslovakia CZE		Stockholm
1915-1920 NO CHAMPIONSHIPS (WORLD WAR I)
1914	Bohemia BOH	Germany GER	Belgium BEL	Berlin
1913	Belgium BEL	Bohemia BOH	Germany GER	Munich
1912 CHAMPIONSHIP ANNULLED
1911	Bohemia BOH	Germany GER	Belgium BEL	Berlin
1910	Great Britain GBR	Germany GER	Belgium BEL	Les Avants
European Championships medals were awarded to the European participants of the IIHF World Championships until 1991