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HOCKEY HALL OF FAME UNVEILS OLYMPIC ’26 EXHIBIT
Celebrating International Excellence and Legacy
TORONTO (March 16, 2026)- The Hockey Hall of Fame proudly unveiled its highly anticipated Olympic '26 Exhibit, a new installation featuring artifacts from the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics, including the Golden Goal pucks from both the Women’s and Men’s overtime Gold Medal games.
Two teammates from the PWHL’s Seattle Torrent - Alex Carpenter and Aneta Tejralová - representing two Olympic-participating nations (United States and Czechia), took part in the official reveal of the exhibit. Their participation reflected the international spirit of the Winter Olympic Games.
A highlight of the ceremony came when American gold-medallist Alex Carpenter placed the final artifact into the showcase: the overtime, gold medal–winning puck from the dramatic Women's Final, a moment that captivated around the world.
The limited-time Olympic '26 Exhibit showcases a curated collection of significant items celebrating team achievement, the return of best-on-best in the men’s division, and national pride.
Other notable artifacts include:
- Team Canada: Sidney Crosby's jersey
- Team USA: Jack Eichel's gloves
- Team USA: Brady Tkachuk’s stick
- Gold Medal Game: Three pucks used to score all goals - Matt Boldy (USA), Cale Makar and Overtime Winner by Jack Hughes (USA)
- Team Canada: Natalie Spooner's gloves
- Team Italy: Laura Fortino's jersey
- Team USA: Laila Edward's jersey
- Gold Medal Game: Pucks used to score two of the three goals - Kristin O’Neill (CAN) and Overtime Winner by Megan Keller (USA)
"These donated items represent defining moments on the world"s biggest stage and carry powerful stories of national pride and hockey history at its highest level," said Jamie Dinsmore, President & CEO of the Hockey Hall of Fame. "The Olympic '26 display will help ensure that these unforgettable Olympic moments are preserved for our guests from around the world to experience"