The document summarizes Slovakia's success in winter sports, particularly hockey, at the Winter Olympics. It lists several Slovak hockey players who won medals between 1948 and 1992, including Ladislav Troják who won silver in 1948. It also mentions notable Slovak winter athletes like Radoslav Ţidek who won silver in snowboarding in 2006 and Anastasiya Kuzmina who won gold and silver in biathlon in 2010. The document frames Slovakia's winter sporting history in the context of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

1. The Winter Olympic Games

2. Ice hockey
Hockey is one of the most popular winter sport in our country.
Ladislav Troják
St.Moritz 1948 – silver
medal
František Gregor
Innsbruck 1964 – bronze medal
Jozef Golonka
Innsbruck 1964 – bronze medal
Grenoble 1968 – silver medal

3. Vladimír Dzurilla Rudolf Tajcnár
Innsbruck 1964 – bronze medal Sapporo 1972 – bronze medal
Grenoble 1968 – silver medal
Sapporo 1972 – bronze medal
Vincent Lukáč
Sarajevo 1984 - silver medal

4. Dárius Rusnák
Sarajevo 1984 - silver medal
Dušan Pašek
Sarajevo 1984 - silver medal
Igor Liba
Sarajevo 1984 - silver medal
Albertville 1992 – bronze medal

5. Albertville 1992 – bronze medal
Jaromír Dragan
Róbert Švehla
Peter Veselovský

6. Our excellent hockey players, without the Olympic medals
Peter Šťastný
He played in the NHL from 1980 to 1995
and in 1988 he was inducted into the
Hockey Hall of Fame.
Miroslav Šatan, Marián Hossa,
Zdeno Chára, Pavol Demitra,
Peter Bondra, Marián Gáborík
Ţigmund Pálfy, ...

7. Radoslav Ţidek
sport: Snowboarding Anastasiya Kuzmina
Turin 2006 – silver medal Sport: Biathlon
Vancouver 2010 – gold and silver medal
Pavol Hurajt
sport: Biathlon
Vancouver 2010 – bronze medal

8. Figure Skating
Karol Divín
Squaw Valley 1960 – silver medal Jozef Sabovčík
Sarajevo 1984 – bronze medal
Ondrej Nepela
Sapporo 1972 – gold medal

9. Sochi 2014
XXII Olympic Winter Games