Olympic Games (Ice Hockey)

Ice hockey at the Olympic Games is a competitive sport where national teams play fast-paced matches on ice rinks, using sticks to hit a puck into the opponent’s goal. Originating from Canada, it’s known for its skill, speed, and physicality. The tournament features men's and women's competitions, with teams qualifying through regional tournaments. Games are played in regulation periods, and the team with the most goals at the end wins. The Olympics showcase the best players worldwide, fostering international rivalry and camaraderie, while highlighting the sport's athleticism and strategic depth on a global stage.