US EditionMen's and Women's Hockey Schedules for 2026 Milan Olympics Released
- On June 17, 2025, the schedule for the men's and women's hockey tournaments at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina was announced.
- The schedule marks the return of NHL players to men's Olympic hockey after missing the 2018 and 2022 Games, featuring 12 teams competing with all advancing beyond the group stage.
- Canada competes in Group A against Switzerland, Czechia, and France, while the U.S. plays Germany, Latvia, and Denmark in NHL-sized rinks at the Milano Santagiulia arena.
- Doug Armstrong expressed enthusiasm for the team, emphasizing that they are eager to participate and determined to perform at their highest level.
- The women's tournament starts on February 5, the men's on February 11, and the men's gold-medal game is scheduled for February 22, the final Olympic event before the closing ceremony.
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The schedule for the ice hockey tournaments in the Olympics has been released. Tre Kronor will play at unusual drop-off times in Milan. Two of the games will start as early as 12 noon.
Olympic slate set; U.S. opens Feb. 12 vs. Latvia
The International Ice Hockey Federation unveiled the schedule on Tuesday for the men's and women's tournaments at the 2026 Olympics in Milan and Cortina, and American defenseman Quinn Hughes and Team USA will begin their journey on Feb. 12 vs. Latvia.
2026 Olympic Women's Hockey Schedule Released
The game schedule for the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina has been announced, with women's hockey kicking off the preliminary round on Thursday, February 5, 2026. The bronze & gold medal games are scheduled for Thursday, February 19, 2026.Group A will feature Canada, the United States, Finland, Czechia and Switzerland. Group B features Japan, Sweden, Germany, Italy and France.Here is the full schedule, with games slated to take place…
Czech hockey players and players already know the schedule of the Olympic tournament in Milan, Italy. And they are not expecting anything easy. No easy start, both national teams will start off quite strongly against overseas teams. For the first time since 2014, NHL players will also be able to compete at the Olympics.
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