List of Olympic men's ice hockey players for Belgium

Last updated

Men's ice hockey tournaments have been staged at the Olympic Games since 1920. The men's tournament was introduced at the 1920 Summer Olympics, and permanently added to the Winter Olympic Games in 1924. Belgium has participated in four tournaments: 1920, 1924, 1928, and 1936. The 1920 Olympics was hosted by Belgium, in the city of Antwerp. A total of 5 goaltenders and 27 skaters have represented Belgium at the Olympics.

Contents

Pierre Van Reysschoot has scored the most goals, 6; assists and penalties were not accurately recorded in the early Olympic tournaments. Roger Bureau, François Franck, Willy Kreitz, and Van Reysschoot all played in the most games, 6. Those four plus Louis De Ridder, Charles Van den Driessche, Gaston van Volxem, and Philippe Van Volckxsom all played in two Olympics, the most for Belgium. Only one player, Paul Loicq has been inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame, as a builder (executive) in 1997. [1]

Key

Goaltenders

Goaltenders
PlayerOlympicsTournament(s)GPWLTMinSOGAGAANotesRef(s)
Robert Baudinne 1 1936
Hector Chotteau 1 1928
Paul Van den Broeck 1 1924
François Vergult 1 1920
Victor Verschueren 1 1924

Skaters

Skaters
PlayerOlympicsTournamentsGPGoalsNotesRef(s)
Walter Bastenie 1 1936 30
André Bautier 1 1928 30
Roger Bureau 2 1928, 1936 60
Fernand Carez 1 1936 10
Albert Collon 1 1928 30
Maurice Deprez 1 1920 10
Louis De Ridder 2 1924, 1936 50
François Franck 2 1924, 1928 60
Paul Goeminne 1 1920 10
Jean-Maurice Goossens 1 1920 10
William Hoorickx 1 1928 30
Willy Kreitz 2 1928, 1936 60
Joseph Lekens 1 1936 30
Paul Loicq 1 1920 10 IIHFHOF (1998) [1]
Henri Louette 1 1924 32
Jean Meeus 1 1928 30
David Meyer 1 1928 31
Marco Peltzer 1 1928 34
Georges Pootmans 1 1936 32
André Poplimont 1 1924 32
Ferdinand Rudolph 1 1924 31
Charles Van den Driessche 2 1924, 1936 50
Jean Van Der Wouwer 1 1928 30
Jacques Van Reysschoot 1 1928 31
Pierre Van Reysschoot 2 1928, 1936 65
Philippe Van Volckxsom 2 1920, 1924 41
Gaston van Volxem 2 1920, 1924 42

Notes

  1. 1 2 "IIHF Hall of Fame". International Ice Hockey Federation . Retrieved 17 September 2018.

References