Oldest goalscorer in Olympic ice hockey (male)

The oldest goalscorer in men's Olympic ice hockey is Teemu Selänne (b. 3 July 1970, Finland), who scored twice in the bronze medal match against the USA, aged 43 years 234 days, in Sochi, Russia, on 22 February 2014. Earlier in the Olympic competition, on 14 February, Czech international Jaromir Jagr had scored, aged 41 years 364 days to set the record only to be overtaken in the evening game by Teemu Selänne, who scored aged 43 years 226 days in the first round against Norway. By scoring twice in the bronze medal match Selänne helped Finland to a 5-0 victory over the USA and he became the oldest medallist in Olympic ice hockey.