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In what year did the Canadian Women's Hockey Team win their first Olympic gold medal?
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2002, at Salt Lake City, following up on the silver they won at the 1998 Nagano Games.
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When did womens ice hockey become an olympic sport?
In July of 1992, it was deciedd that women's hockey should take place in the Olympics. The first games of women's olympic hockey started in the 1998 winter olympics.
In which Olympic womens first participated?
The 1900 Olympic Games in Paris.
How did Olympic hockey start?
Field hockey was introduced at the Summer Olympic Games as a men's competition at the 1908 Games in London with six teams. Ice hockey first became an Olympic sport at the 1920 Summer Olympic Games in Antwerp. Canada won the first gold medal in Olympic ice hockey.
When did womens ice hockey first get played in the Olympics?
1992
When was the Men's Field Hockey introduced in the Olympic?
The Men's Field Hockey was introduced in the Olympic first time in the Summer Olympic of 1908 held in London.
When did Meghan Agosta start in the Olympic games?
Meghan's first Olympics were the 2006 Winter Games in Turin where she won gold with the Canadian women's ice hockey team. She also won gold with the Canadian women's ice hockey team at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver.
When was ice hockey first part of the Olympic games?
Ice hockey first became a part of the Olympic games in 1920 at the summer Olympics. It was transformed permanently to the winter Olympic games in 1924.
When did field hockey enter the Olympic games?
Hockey was first played in the Olympics in 1908.
When was Field Hockey introduced at the Olympics?
Field hockey was first introduced in the 1908 Summer Olympic, London.
Where was the first womens olympic marathon contested?
The first women's Olympic marathon was held in Los Angeles in 1984; the winner was Joan Benoit of the USA.
First ice hockey?
1855 by the Royal Canadian Rifles
When did India win its first ever Olympic gold in hockey?
Dilwar
