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The '''Swiss U15 Leagues''' (Minis) are divided into multiple regions, with Top, A, and B levels in each region. There was no national championship at the under 15 age division in [[Switzerland]] until 2015, when a "national challenge" was introduced. The regions are West (Romande), Central, and East (Orientale). The competitions were previously contested at the U14 level through the 2006-07 season.
The '''Swiss U15 Leagues''' (Minis) are divided into multiple regions, with Top, A, and B levels in each region. There was no national championship at the under 15 age division in [[Switzerland]] until 2015, when a "national challenge" was introduced. Elite and Top divisions were formed for 2019-20. The regions are West (Romande), Central, and East (Orientale). The competitions were previously contested at the U14 level through the 2006-07 season.


==Champions==
==Champions==
;Elite
*2020: Dubendorf (regular season), playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19
*2021: ''season cancelled partway due to COVID-19''
*2022: Kloten
*2023: Fribourg-Gotteron
;Top
*2020: Universite Neuchatel (Romande), Langenthal (Central), Rheintal (Orientale)
*2021: ''season cancelled partway due to COVID-19''
*2022: SenSee (Romande), EHC Seewen (Central), Bulach (Orientale)
*2023: Chaux-de-Fonds (Romande), Langenthal (Central), Chur (Orientale)
;National Challenge
*2015: HC Davos
*2015: HC Davos
*2016: HC Lugano
*2016: HC Lugano
 
*2017: Lausanne HC
*2018: Biel-Bienne
*2019: Biel-Bienne
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Junior hockey in Switzerland]]
*[[Junior hockey in Switzerland]]

Revision as of 16:03, 19 July 2023

The Swiss U15 Leagues (Minis) are divided into multiple regions, with Top, A, and B levels in each region. There was no national championship at the under 15 age division in Switzerland until 2015, when a "national challenge" was introduced. Elite and Top divisions were formed for 2019-20. The regions are West (Romande), Central, and East (Orientale). The competitions were previously contested at the U14 level through the 2006-07 season.

Champions

Elite
  • 2020: Dubendorf (regular season), playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19
  • 2021: season cancelled partway due to COVID-19
  • 2022: Kloten
  • 2023: Fribourg-Gotteron
Top
  • 2020: Universite Neuchatel (Romande), Langenthal (Central), Rheintal (Orientale)
  • 2021: season cancelled partway due to COVID-19
  • 2022: SenSee (Romande), EHC Seewen (Central), Bulach (Orientale)
  • 2023: Chaux-de-Fonds (Romande), Langenthal (Central), Chur (Orientale)
National Challenge
  • 2015: HC Davos
  • 2016: HC Lugano
  • 2017: Lausanne HC
  • 2018: Biel-Bienne
  • 2019: Biel-Bienne

See also