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2006 Women's Olympic Hockey Results

Complete women's ice hockey results from the 2006 Winter Olympic Games.

By Jamie Fitzpatrick, About.com

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    Here are the women's Olympic hockey results from the 2006 Winter Games in Turin, Italy.

    Medal Round Results -

    Friday, Feb. 17

  • Gold Medal Game: Canada 4 - Sweden 1
  • Bronze Medal Game: USA 4 - Finland 0

    Monday, Feb. 20

  • Semifinal: Sweden 3 - United States 2 (SO)
  • Semifinal: Canada 6 - Finland 0

    Tournament Format: The 2006 Olympic Winter Games Women's hockey tournament included eight teams divided into two groups. In the preliminary round, teams played each other once within their group. The top two teams from each group advanced to the playoff round, which consisted of two semifinals leading to the bronze and gold medal games.

    Group A: Canada, Sweden, Russia, Italy
    Group B: USA, Finland, Germany, Switzerland

    Round-Robin Results -

    Saturday, Feb. 11

  • Finland 3 - Germany 0
  • Sweden 3 - Russia 1
  • United States 6 - Switzerland 0
  • Canada 16 - Italy 0

    Sunday, Feb. 12

  • Canada 12 - Russia 0
  • United States 5 - Germany 0

    Monday, Feb. 13

  • Sweden 11 - Italy 0
  • Finland 4 - Switzerland 0

    Tuesday, Feb. 14

  • Russia 5 - Italy 1
  • Canada 8 - Sweden 1
  • Germany 2 - Switzerland 1
  • United States 7 - Finland 3

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