Powering Olympic Hockey Performance
February 16, 2026 · Read Time: 3 mins
At the Olympic level, hockey decisions happen fast. Rosters are assembled from multiple leagues, line combinations must click immediately, and preparation windows are short. For the men’s national teams of Canada, Sweden, and Finland, and the women’s national teams of Canada and Sweden, Sportlogiq provides a trusted foundation for turning insight into action.
Earlier this year, Teamworks acquired hockey analytics leader Sportlogiq, bringing its AI-powered player-tracking and advanced insights into the Teamworks platform to further strengthen our presence in hockey and sports performance. Today, Sportlogiq’s analytics are deeply embedded across the hockey ecosystem, trusted by 31 of 32 NHL teams and professional leagues worldwide, including the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) and the Swedish Hockey League (SHL). As a result, many of the coaches, executives, and analysts preparing for the Olympics are leveraging our technology, long before international competition even begins.
A Common Language Across Leagues and Levels
The technology transforms game video into objective insights on puck management, scoring chance creation, defensive pressure, off-puck movement, and more. Because those insights are used consistently across the professional and elite hockey landscape, national team management groups enter Olympic preparation speaking the same analytical language.
When federation staff and coaching groups come together from different leagues and competitive contexts, our technology provides continuity. Player profiles, tactical tendencies, and performance benchmarks are already established, allowing teams to focus on alignment rather than translation.
Informing Roster Construction and Line Combinations
Olympic hockey is not about building a roster for a long season. It’s about assembling the right mix of players who can perform immediately, in clearly defined roles, and helps national team staff make those decisions with confidence.
Using video-linked analytics, teams can evaluate:
- How players drive offense or suppress chances, independent of league or competition level
- Which player types complement one another most effectively in specific line combinations
- How individual strengths translate to tournament pace and opponent style
This allows coaches to build lineups based on how players actually impact the game, not just reputation or surface-level production. When margins are thin, understanding fit can be just as important as identifying talent.

iCE’s line combination tool enables coaches to evaluate lines, defensive pairings, and special team’s units
One Connected Performance Platform
As part of the Teamworks ecosystem, the hockey technology integrates seamlessly with video, scouting, and collaboration tools used by national teams. Data, insights, and clips live in one connected environment, making it easier for staffs to share information, align on strategy, and communicate with athletes.
In the compressed schedules of Olympic and international tournaments, efficiency matters. Coaches and analysts spend less time managing technology, and more time preparing game plans to refine execution.

With all data linked to video, iCE’s video filtering empowers coaches and decision makers to get instant context to any of Sportlogiq’s 4,000+ datapoints captured for every game.
Olympic hockey brings together the best players, coaches, and executives from across the global game, on both the men’s and women’s sides. Teamworks widespread adoption across professional and amateur hockey ensures that when those groups unite under a national crest, they do so with shared insight and trusted data.
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