Swiss Elite Junior League

The Swiss Elite Junior League is the national under 20 ice hockey league in Switzerland. It is divided into two leagues - Elite Jr. A and Elite Jr. B.

From 1973-1982, it was a U19 league, with each team being allowed three players up to 21 years of age.

Champions

Elite A

• 2015-16: SC Bern
• 2014-15: GCK Lions
• 2013-14: SC Bern
• 2012-13: GCK Lions
• 2011-12: GCK Lions
• 2010-11: GCK Lions
• 2009-10: GCK Lions
• 2008-09: SC Bern
• 2007-08: GCK Lions
• 2006-07: GCK Lions
• 2005-06: Kloten Flyers
• 2004-05: SC Bern
• 2003-04: EV Zug
• 2002-03: EV Zug
• 2001-02: Kloten Flyers
• 2000-01: HC Davos
• 1999-00: HC Davos
• 1998-99: Kloten Flyers
• 1997-98: HC Lugano
• 1996-97: HC Davos
• 1995-96: HC Ambri-Piotta
• 1994-95: HC Davos
• 1993-94: EV Zug
• 1992-93: Kloten Flyers
• 1991-92: Kloten Flyers
• 1990-91: Kloten Flyers
• 1989-90: EHC Chur
• 1988-89: SC Langnau
• 1987-88: SC Langnau
• 1986-87: Kloten Flyers
• 1985-86: Kloten Flyers
• 1984-85: SC Langnau
• 1983-84: SC Bern
• 1982-83: HC Davos
• 1981-82: Kloten Flyers
• 1980-81: EHC Arosa
• 1979-80: Kloten Flyers
• 1978-79: Kloten Flyers
• 1977-78: Kloten Flyers
• 1976-77: HC Davos
• 1975-76: Kloten Flyers
• 1974-75: Kloten Flyers
• 1973-74: Kloten Flyers
• 1972-73: SC Langnau
• 1971-72: Biel-Bienne
• 1970-71: Kloten Flyers
• 1969-70: Kloten Flyers
• 1968-69: EHC Chur
• 1967-68: SC Bern
• 1966-67: Kloten Flyers
• 1965-66: SC Langnau
• 1964-65: HC Sierre
• 1963-64: Kloten Flyers
• 1962-63: EHC Visp
• 1961-62: HC La Chaux-de-Fonds
• 1960-61: Kloten Flyers
• 1959-60: GCK Lions

Elite B

• 2015-16: HC La Chaux-de-Fonds
• 2014-15: ZSC Lions
• 2013-14: ZSC Lions
• 2012-13: HC Ajoie
• 2011-12: ZSC Lions
• 2010-11: ZSC Lions
• 2009-10: EHC Visp
• 2008-09: Biel-Bienne
• 2007-08: Biel-Bienne
• 2006-07: Lausanne HC
• 2005-06: HC La Chaux-de-Fonds
• 2004-05: ZSC Lions
• 2003-04: Geneve-Servette
• 2002-03: Thurgau
• 2001-02: SC Rapperswil-Jona
• 2000-01: Biel-Bienne
• 1999-00: EHC Uzwil
• 1998-99: EV Zug
• 1992-93: SC Bern (West), GCK Lions (East)
• 1991-92: HC Fribourg-Gotteron (West), HC Lugano (East)
• 1986-87: Lausanne HC (West), HC Davos (East)
• 1985-86: Biel-Bienne (West), EHC Bulach (East)
• 1984-85: HC Fribourg-Gotteron (West), EV Zug (East)
• 1983-84: EHC Olten (West), EHC Chur (East)
• 1982-83: HC Fribourg-Gotteron (Group A), HC Ambri-Piotta (Group B)
• 1974-75: (Interregional) EHC Saint-Moritz
• 1973-74: (Interregional; Group 4) HC Fribourg-Gotteron

See also

• Junior hockey in Switzerland

External links

• League on eliteprospects.com

Swiss Elite Junior League seasons
1998–99 - 1999–2000 - 2000–01 - 2001–02 - 2002–03 - 2003–04 - 2004–05 - 2005–06 - 2006–07 - 2007–08 - 2008–09 - 2009–10 - 2010–11 - 2011–12 - 2012–13 - 2013–14 - 2014–15 - 2015–16 - 2016–17 - 2017–18 - 2018–19 - 2019–20 - 2020–21 - 2021–22 - 2022–23 - 2023–24