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Vladislav Tretiak

Awards And Accomplishments



Decorated with The Order of the Red Banner of Labor—USSR
Decorated with The Order of Friendship of Peoples—USSR
Decorated with The Badge of Honor—USSR
1970 Becomes starting goalie for Soviet National Team
1971-84 Elected first team All-star
1972 Wins victory in Montreal with a final of 7-3 in the first game of the Summit Series
1972 Wins 5-3 in Vancouver, game four of the Summit Series
1972 Wins 5-4 in Moscow, game five of the Summit Series
1972 Wins Olympic Ice Hockey Gold Medal
1974, 1979, 1981-83 Named best goaltender at World and European Championships
1974-76, 1981, 1983 Awarded Player of the year
1976 Wins Olympic Ice Hockey Gold Medal
1978 Awarded the Order on Lenin for his service to the USSR
1980 Wins Olympic Ice Hockey Silver Medal
1981 Named tournament most valuable player, Canada Cup
1983 Drafted by Canadiens
1984 Wins Olympic Ice Hockey Gold Medal
1989 First player born in the Soviet Union to be Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame
1990 Receives Canadian Society of New York Achievement Award for his contribution to the 1972 Canada-Russia Series
1995 Voted number four All-Time Goaltender, Recreation Sport Hockey Goaltender Survey #2
1995 Voted number 6 All-Time Goaltender, Recreation Sport Hockey Goaltender Survey #3
1996 His Jersey, #20, was retired and raised to the rafters of the Moscow Ice Palace
1998 Wins Olympic Silver Medal as coach
2001 Attends the 45th annual London Sports Celebrity Dinner and Auction
2002 Named eighth greatest Winter Olympian by filmmaker Bud Greenspan

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