
Hockey History
1972 Summit Series: An Eight-Game Guide
The 1972 Summit Series was an eight-game Canada–Soviet Union hockey series: four games in Canada, then four in Moscow.

Olympic ice hockey began at the Antwerp 1920 Summer Games, four years before Chamonix staged the event later recognised as the first Olympic Winter Games.

The 1972 Summit Series was an eight-game Canada–Soviet Union hockey series: four games in Canada, then four in Moscow.

Many IIHF tournaments begin with round-robin groups, award three points for a regulation win, two for an overtime or shootout win, one for an overtime or.

The current IIHF rule book does not define every international rink as one oversized surface: Rule 1.2 specifies a rink 60 metres long and 26 to 30 metres.