Ice hockey
Players and achievements on the ice.
People in Ice hockey
24 profiles
AthleteWayne Gretzky
Setting extraordinary NHL scoring records and winning four Stanley Cups.
AthleteGordie Howe
Sustaining an elite ice-hockey career across decades.
AthleteBobby Orr
Redefining attacking play from ice hockey’s defence.
AthleteMario Lemieux
Leading and later helping save the Pittsburgh Penguins.
AthleteSidney Crosby
Leading Pittsburgh to Stanley Cups and scoring Canada’s 2010 golden goal.
AthleteAlexander Ovechkin
Breaking Wayne Gretzky’s NHL regular-season goals record.
AthleteJaromír Jágr
Combining prolific NHL scoring with extraordinary longevity.
AthleteDominik Hašek
Winning Olympic hockey gold through exceptional goaltending.
AthleteVladislav Tretiak
Backstopping the Soviet Union to three Olympic hockey titles.
AthleteHayley Wickenheiser
Winning four consecutive Olympic hockey gold medals.
AthleteMarie-Philip Poulin
Scoring the winning goals in three Olympic hockey finals.
AthleteAngela Ruggiero
Anchoring the United States defence across four Olympic medal campaigns.
AthleteHilary Knight
Becoming a prolific scorer in women’s world championship hockey.
AthleteCaroline Ouellette
Winning Olympic hockey gold at four consecutive Games.
AthleteWillie O'Ree
Breaking the NHL’s colour barrier in 1958.
AthleteMaurice Richard
Becoming the first NHL player to score 50 goals in a season and 500 in a career.
AthleteJayna Hefford
Winning four consecutive Olympic hockey gold medals with Canada.
AthleteJean Béliveau
Winning ten Stanley Cups as a Montreal Canadiens player.
AthletePatrick Roy
Winning four Stanley Cups and three playoff MVP awards as a goaltender.
AthleteRiikka Sallinen
Winning Olympic ice-hockey medals twenty years apart for Finland.
AthleteNicklas Lidström
Detroit Red Wings defender who won four Stanley Cups and seven Norris Trophies.
AthleteTeemu Selänne
Scoring 76 goals as an NHL rookie and winning the Stanley Cup with Anaheim.
AthletePavel Bure
Scoring at exceptional speed as ice hockey’s Russian Rocket.
AthleteCammi Granato
Captaining the first Olympic champion U.S. women’s hockey team.