IIHF November 23, 1908
Homepage www.swiss-icehockey.ch
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Nickname Eisgenossen
Games Played 1258
Wins 520
Losses 621
Ties 117
Most Games Mathias Seger (269)
Most Points Jorg Eberle (142)
First Game Played January 24, 1909 8-2 win over Bohemia
Biggest Win 23-0 over Yugoslavia February 4th,1939
Biggest Loss 33-0 to Canada January 30, 1924
World Championships:
Silver: 1935
Bronze: 1928, 1930, 1937, 1939, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1953
Olympics Games:
Bronze: 1928, 1948
European Championships:
Bronze: 1922, 1924, 1925, 1932
POS-PLAYERS
GK Reto Berra
GK Lukas Flueler
GK Tobias Stephan
DEF Goran Bezina
DEF Severin Blindenbacher
DEF Félicien Du Bois
DEF Philippe Furrer
DEF Roman Josi
DEF Lucas Sibsa
DEF Mattias Seger
DEF Mark Streit
DEF Patrick von Gunten
FW Andres Ambuhl
FW Matthias Bieber
FW Damien Brunner
FW Dennis Hollenstein
FW Michael Liniger
FW Thibaut Monnet
FW Simon Moser
FW Nino Niederreiter
FW Benjermin Pluss
FW Kevin Romy
FW Daniel Rubin
FW Ivo Rutherman
FW Julien Sprunger
FW Morris Trachsler
FW Roman Wick
HC Sean Simpsom
Updated (05/09/12)
Homepage www.swiss-icehockey.ch
Facebook Swiss Ice Hockey
Nickname Eisgenossen
Games Played 1258
Wins 520
Losses 621
Ties 117
Most Games Mathias Seger (269)
Most Points Jorg Eberle (142)
First Game Played January 24, 1909 8-2 win over Bohemia
Biggest Win 23-0 over Yugoslavia February 4th,1939
Biggest Loss 33-0 to Canada January 30, 1924
World Championships:
Silver: 1935
Bronze: 1928, 1930, 1937, 1939, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1953
Olympics Games:
Bronze: 1928, 1948
European Championships:
Bronze: 1922, 1924, 1925, 1932
POS-PLAYERS
GK Reto Berra
GK Lukas Flueler
GK Tobias Stephan
DEF Goran Bezina
DEF Severin Blindenbacher
DEF Félicien Du Bois
DEF Philippe Furrer
DEF Roman Josi
DEF Lucas Sibsa
DEF Mattias Seger
DEF Mark Streit
DEF Patrick von Gunten
FW Andres Ambuhl
FW Matthias Bieber
FW Damien Brunner
FW Dennis Hollenstein
FW Michael Liniger
FW Thibaut Monnet
FW Simon Moser
FW Nino Niederreiter
FW Benjermin Pluss
FW Kevin Romy
FW Daniel Rubin
FW Ivo Rutherman
FW Julien Sprunger
FW Morris Trachsler
FW Roman Wick
HC Sean Simpsom
Updated (05/09/12)
MEN
IIHF November 23, 1908
Homepage www.swiss-icehockey.ch
Facebook Swiss Ice Hockey
Nickname Eisgenossen
Games Played 344
Wins 181
Losses 135
Ties 28
Most Games N/A
Most Points N/A
First Game Played April 21, 1987 10-0 loss to Canada
Biggest Win 21-2 over France December 29,1989
Biggest Loss 17-0 to United States April 20, 1992
World Championships:
Bronze: 2012
European Championships:
Bronze: 1995
POS-PLAYERS
GK Sophie Anthamatten
GK Florence Schelling
GK Dominique Slongo
DEF Sarah Forster
DEF Angela Frautschi
DEF Julie Marty
DEF Sandra Thalmann
DEF Johanna Vuille-dit-Bille
DEF Sabrina Zollinger
FW Sara Benz
FW Nicole Bullo
FW Markio Dale
FW Andrea Fischer
FW Katherin Lehmann
FW Darcia Leimgruber
FW Stefanie Marty
FW Rahel Michielin
FW Katrin Nabholtz
FW Evelina Raselli
FW Nicole Schneider
FW Pheobe Staenz
FW Anje Stiefel
FW Martina Steck
FW Monika Waidacher
FW Nina Waidacher
HC Rene Krammerer
Updated (03/28/12)
Homepage www.swiss-icehockey.ch
Facebook Swiss Ice Hockey
Nickname Eisgenossen
Games Played 344
Wins 181
Losses 135
Ties 28
Most Games N/A
Most Points N/A
First Game Played April 21, 1987 10-0 loss to Canada
Biggest Win 21-2 over France December 29,1989
Biggest Loss 17-0 to United States April 20, 1992
World Championships:
Bronze: 2012
European Championships:
Bronze: 1995
POS-PLAYERS
GK Sophie Anthamatten
GK Florence Schelling
GK Dominique Slongo
DEF Sarah Forster
DEF Angela Frautschi
DEF Julie Marty
DEF Sandra Thalmann
DEF Johanna Vuille-dit-Bille
DEF Sabrina Zollinger
FW Sara Benz
FW Nicole Bullo
FW Markio Dale
FW Andrea Fischer
FW Katherin Lehmann
FW Darcia Leimgruber
FW Stefanie Marty
FW Rahel Michielin
FW Katrin Nabholtz
FW Evelina Raselli
FW Nicole Schneider
FW Pheobe Staenz
FW Anje Stiefel
FW Martina Steck
FW Monika Waidacher
FW Nina Waidacher
HC Rene Krammerer
Updated (03/28/12)
WOMEN
IIHF November 23,1908
Homepage www.swiss-icehockey.ch
Games Played 221
Wins 92
Losses 117
Ties 12
Most Points Peter Jaks (19)
First Game Played December 22, 1977 18-1 loss to Soviet Union
Biggest Win 20-7 over Austria March 24, 1985
Biggest Loss 19-1 to Finland December 27, 1979
World Junior Championships:
Bronze: 1998
POS-PLAYERS
GK Luca Boltshauser
GK Lukas Meili
GK Tim Wolf
DEF Phil Baltisberger
DEF Cedic Hachler
DEF Dean Kukan
DEF Christian Marti
DEF Dave Sutter
DEF Dario Trutmann
DEF Mike Verneilli
FW Reto Amstutz
FW Sven Andrighetto
FW Sven Bärtschi
FW Alessio Bertaggia
FW Christoph Bertschy
FW Gaeten Haas
FW Gregory Hofmann
FW Lino Martschini
FW Devin Muller
FW Tanner Richard
FW Cedric Schneuwly
FW Dario Simion
FW Joel Vermin
FW Samuel Wasler
HC Manuele Celio
Updated (12/23/11)
Homepage www.swiss-icehockey.ch
Games Played 221
Wins 92
Losses 117
Ties 12
Most Points Peter Jaks (19)
First Game Played December 22, 1977 18-1 loss to Soviet Union
Biggest Win 20-7 over Austria March 24, 1985
Biggest Loss 19-1 to Finland December 27, 1979
World Junior Championships:
Bronze: 1998
POS-PLAYERS
GK Luca Boltshauser
GK Lukas Meili
GK Tim Wolf
DEF Phil Baltisberger
DEF Cedic Hachler
DEF Dean Kukan
DEF Christian Marti
DEF Dave Sutter
DEF Dario Trutmann
DEF Mike Verneilli
FW Reto Amstutz
FW Sven Andrighetto
FW Sven Bärtschi
FW Alessio Bertaggia
FW Christoph Bertschy
FW Gaeten Haas
FW Gregory Hofmann
FW Lino Martschini
FW Devin Muller
FW Tanner Richard
FW Cedric Schneuwly
FW Dario Simion
FW Joel Vermin
FW Samuel Wasler
HC Manuele Celio
Updated (12/23/11)
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