Crosby, Sidney Canada's Olympic men's hockey team beat Team USA to win the gold medal in Vancouver on February 28, 2010. Sidney Crosby's overtime goal handed Canada a 3-2 victory over the tough, underdog Americans, and the entire country celebrated. It was Canada's first gold medal in 14 years and its star player's third career golden goal. Canada's women's hockey team also won its first gold medal at the 2010 Olympics with a 4-3 win over Sweden in the final game of the tournament. The Canadian men's team had already claimed its third consecutive gold medal at these games by defeating the United States 5-4 in the championship game. Crosby became only the second player after Mario Lemieux to score three goals in one Olympic game when he netted two goals and an assist against America on February 28. Lemieux did it twice: in 1984 during the semifinals vs. Norway and in 1988 during the finals vs. West Germany. Lemieux is also the only player who has scored three goals in an Olympic game while playing for more than one country. He accomplished this feat four times: once each in 1980 for Canada and France, and in 1992 for Canada and Russia. In addition to Lemieux, Canada's Wayne Gretzky is the only other player who has scored three goals in an Olympic game.