1920 Summer Olympics / Hockey

Olympic hockey tournament 1920
Men's
Number of nations	4th
Olympic champion	Great Britain
venue	Antwerp
Stadion	Olympic stadium
opening	September 1, 1920
Endgame	5th September 1920
← 1908 1928 →

At the VII Olympic Games in Antwerp in 1920 , a competition in hockey (men) was held. It was only the second Olympic hockey tournament after 1908 and had four participants: hosts Belgium, Denmark, France and Great Britain. Germany was not allowed in these first games after the First World War.

Results

The four participating teams play a simple "everyone against everyone" round. A win counted 2 points. France gave up their last game against Great Britain without a fight.

Easy round
September 1		Great Britain - Denmark	5: 1
		Belgium - France	3: 2 (2: 1)
September 3		Great Britain - Belgium	12: 1 (7: 1)
		Denmark - France	9: 1 (2: 1)
September 4th		Great Britain - France	GBR without a fight
5th September		Denmark - Belgium	5: 2

Closing table
space	team	Games	Gates	Points
1.	Great Britain	3	17: 2	6th
2.	Denmark	3	15: 8	4th
3.	Belgium	3	6:19	2
4th	France	3	3:12	0

Teams

			4th
Great Britain	Denmark	Belgium	France
Charles Atkin John Bennett Colin Campbell Harold Cassels Harold Cooke Eric Crockford Reginald Crummack Harry Haslam Arthur Leighton Charles Marcon John McBryan George McGrath Stanley Shoveller William Smith Cyril Wilkinson	Hans Bjerrum Ejvind Blach Niels Blach Steen Due Thorvald Eigenbrod Frands Faber Hans Jørgen Hansen Hans Herlak Henning Holst Erik Husted Paul Metz Andreas Rasmussen	André Becquet Pierre Chibert Raoul Daufresne de la Chevalerie Fernand de Montigny Charles Delelienne Louis Diercxsens Robert Gevers Adolphe Goemaere Charles Gniette Raymond Keppens René Strauwen Pierre Valcke Maurice van den Bemden Jean van Nerom	Paul Haranger Robert Lelong Pierre Estrabant Georges Breuille Jacques Morise Edmond Loriol Désiré Guard Roland Bedel André Bonnal Gaston Rogot Pierre Rollin

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1. ^ IOC report 1920 (PDF; 975 kB)
2. ↑ www.hockey.de Hockey History → Olympic Games