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==Champions==
==Champions==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
! bgcolor="#E0E0E0" width="10%" | Season
! bgcolor="#E0E0E0" width="30%" | Champion
! bgcolor="#E0E0E0" width="30%" | Runner-up
|-
| [[2023-24 Swiss 1. Liga season|2023/24]] || [[EHC Wetzikon]] || [[HC Valais-Chablais|HCV Sion]]
|-
| [[2022-23 Swiss 1. Liga season|2022/23]] || [[EC Wil]] || [[HC Valais-Chablais|HCV Sion]]
|-
| [[2021-22 Swiss 1. Liga season|2021/22]] || bgcolor="#E6E6FA" | [[EHC Frauenfeld]] || bgcolor="#E6E6FA" | [[HC Franches-Montagnes]]
|-
| [[2020-21 Swiss 1. Liga season|2020/21]] || colspan="2" | ''no champion due to COVID-19 pandemic''
|-
| [[2019-20 Swiss 1. Liga season|2019/20]] || colspan="2" | ''no champion due to COVID-19 pandemic''
|}
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! bgcolor="#E0E0E0" align="center" width="10%" | Season
! bgcolor="#E0E0E0" align="center" width="10%" | Season
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| align="center" | [[1997-98 Swiss 1. Liga season|1997/98]] || [[HC Sierre]] (SR)
| align="center" | [[1997-98 Swiss 1. Liga season|1997/98]] || [[HC Sierre]] (SR)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1996/97 || [[EHC Bülach]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1996-97 Swiss 1. Liga season|1996/97]] || [[EHC Bülach]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1995/96 || [[HC Lucerne]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1995-96 Swiss 1. Liga season|1995/96]] || [[HC Lucerne]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1994/95 || [[Genève-Servette HC]] (SR)
| align="center" | [[1994-95 Swiss 1. Liga season|1994/95]] || [[Genève-Servette HC]] (SR)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1993/94 || [[SCL Tigers|SC Langnau]] (ZS)
| align="center" | [[1993-94 Swiss 1. Liga season|1993/94]] || [[SCL Tigers|SC Langnau]] (ZS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1992/93 || [[GCK Lions|Grasshopper Club]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1992-93 Swiss 1. Liga season|1992/93]] || [[GCK Lions|Grasshopper Club]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1991/92 || [[HC Thurgau]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1991-92 Swiss 1. Liga season|1991/92]] || [[HC Thurgau]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1990/91 || [[HC Davos]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1990-91 Swiss 1. Liga season|1990/91]]|| [[HC Davos]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1989/90 || [[EHC Bülach]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1989-90 Swiss 1. Liga season|1989/90]] || [[EHC Bülach]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1988/89 || [[SC Lyss]] (ZS)
| align="center" | [[1988-89 Swiss 1. Liga season|1988/89]] || [[SC Lyss]] (ZS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1987/88 || [[Genève-Servette HC]] (SR)
| align="center" | [[1987-88 Swiss 1. Liga season|1987/88]] || [[Genève-Servette HC]] (SR)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1986/87 || [[HC Martigny]] (SR)
| align="center" | [[1986-87 Swiss 1. Liga season|1986/87]] || [[HC Martigny]] (SR)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1985/86 || [[SC Herisau]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1985-86 Swiss 1. Liga season|1985/86]] || [[SC Herisau]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1984/85 || [[HC Ajoie]] (SR)
| align="center" | [[1984-85 Swiss 1. Liga season|1984/85]] || [[HC Ajoie]] (SR)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1983/84 || [[EHC Basel]] (ZS)
| align="center" | [[1983-84 Swiss 1. Liga season|1983/84]] || [[EHC Basel]] (ZS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1982/83 || [[EV Zug]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1982-83 Swiss 1. Liga season|1982/83]] || [[EV Zug]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1981/82 || [[GCK Lions|Grasshopper Club]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1981-82 Swiss 1. Liga season|1981/82]] || [[GCK Lions|Grasshopper Club]] (OS)
|}
|}
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! bgcolor="#E0E0E0" align="left" width="75%" | Champion
! bgcolor="#E0E0E0" align="left" width="75%" | Champion
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1980/81 || [[SC Herisau]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1980-81 Swiss 1. Liga season|1980/81]] || [[SC Herisau]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1979/80 || [[EHC Wetzikon]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1979-80 Swiss 1. Liga season|1979/80]] || [[EHC Wetzikon]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1978/79 || [[EHC Chur]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1978-79 Swiss 1. Liga season|1978/79]] || [[EHC Chur]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1977/78 || [[EHC Dübendorf]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1977-78 Swiss 1. Liga season|1977/78]] || [[EHC Dübendorf]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1976/77 || [[Rapperswil-Jona Lakers|SC Rapperswil-Jona]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1976-77 Swiss 1. Liga season|1976/77]] || [[Rapperswil-Jona Lakers|SC Rapperswil-Jona]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1975/76 || [[HC Luzern]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1975-76 Swiss 1. Liga season|1975/76]] || [[HC Luzern]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1974/75 || [[EHC Uzwil]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1974-75 Swiss 1. Liga season|1974/75]] || [[EHC Uzwil]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1973/74 || [[EV Zug]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1973-74 Swiss 1. Liga season|1973/74]] || [[EV Zug]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1972/73 || [[EHC Arosa]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1972-73 Swiss 1. Liga season|1972/73]] || [[EHC Arosa]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1971/72 || [[EHC Thun]] (ZS)
| align="center" | [[1971-72 Swiss 1. Liga season|1971/72]] || [[EHC Thun]] (ZS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1970/71 || [[HC Fleurier]] (SR)
| align="center" | [[1970-71 Swiss 1. Liga season|1970/71]] || [[HC Fleurier]] (SR)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1969/70 || [[EHC Olten]] (ZS)
| align="center" | [[1969-70 Swiss 1. Liga season|1969/70]] || [[EHC Olten]] (ZS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1968/69 || [[Villars HC]] (SR)
| align="center" | [[1968-69 Swiss 1. Liga season|1968/69]] || [[Villars HC]] (SR)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1967/68 || [[EHC Uzwil]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1967-68 Swiss 1. Liga season|1967/68]] || [[EHC Uzwil]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1966/67 || [[EHC Winterthur]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1966-67 Swiss 1. Liga season|1966/67]] || [[EHC Winterthur]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1965/66 || [[EHC St. Moritz]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1965-66 Swiss 1. Liga season|1965/66]] || [[EHC St. Moritz]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1964/65 || [[Rapperswil-Jona Lakers|SC Rapperswil-Jona]] (OS)
| align="center" | [[1964-65 Swiss 1. Liga season|1964/65]] || [[Rapperswil-Jona Lakers|SC Rapperswil-Jona]] (OS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1963/64 || [[SC Langenthal]] (ZS)
| align="center" | [[1963-64 Swiss 1. Liga season|1963/64]] || [[SC Langenthal]] (ZS)
|-
|-
| align="center" | 1962/63 || [[SC Küsnacht]]
| align="center" | [[1962-63 Swiss 1. Liga season|1962/63]] || [[SC Küsnacht]]
|-
|-
| align="center" | [[1961-62 Swiss 1. Liga season|1961/62]] || [[EHC St. Moritz]] (East)<br>[[HC Genève]] (West)
| align="center" | [[1961-62 Swiss 1. Liga season|1961/62]] || [[EHC St. Moritz]] (East)<br>[[HC Genève]] (West)

Latest revision as of 20:20, 18 July 2024

1. Liga
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 1956
No. of teams 26
Country(ies)  Switzerland
Most recent champion(s) EC Wil
Official website www.regioleague.ch

The 1.Liga is the fourth level of ice hockey in Switzerland and the highest level of amateur hockey of the country. It was the third-level competition until 2017-18, when the MySports League was founded as the new third-tier league.

The 1.Liga is divided in two divisions: Eastern and Western. Until 2018-19, it was divided in three divisions: Ostschweiz (East Switzerland; OS), 13 teams; Zentralschweiz (Central Switzerland; ZS), 12 teams and Suisse Romande (Romandie, SR), 12 teams.

Champions

Season Champion Runner-up
2023/24 EHC Wetzikon HCV Sion
2022/23 EC Wil HCV Sion
2021/22 EHC Frauenfeld HC Franches-Montagnes
2020/21 no champion due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019/20 no champion due to COVID-19 pandemic
Season Champion Runner-up Third place
2018/19 SC Lyss (WS) EHC Arosa (ES) HC Franches-Montagne (WS)
2017/18 EHC Wetzikon (OS) HC Sierre (SR) EHC Zuchwil Regio (ZS)
2016/17 HC Sion-Nendaz 4 Vallées (SR) EHC Frauenfeld (OS) EHC Brandis (ZS)
2015/16 HCC Biasca EHC Thun HC Sion
2014/15 EHC Winterthur (OS) EHC Wiki-Münsingen (ZS) HC Sion (SR)
2013/14 EHC Dübendorf (OS) EHC Wiki-Münsingen (ZS) HC Franches-Montagnes (SR)
2012/13 HC Düdingen Bulls (SR) EHC Burgdorf (ZS) EHC Dübendorf (OS)
2011/12 HC Red Ice (SR) EHC Winterthur (OS) EHC Zuchwil Regio (ZS)
2010/11 Huttwil Falcons (ZS) HC Red Ice (SR) EHC Arosa (OS)
2009/10 EHC Winterthur (OS) HC Red Ice (SR) Huttwil Falcons (ZS)
2008/09 EHC Frauenfeld (OS) HC Star Lausanne (SR) EHC Wiki-Münsingen (ZS)
2007/08 EHC Zuchwil Regio (ZS) EHC Winterthur (OS) HC Star Lausanne (SR)
2006/07 EHC Zuchwil Regio (ZS) EHC Dübendorf (OS) HC Neuchâtel Young Sprinters (SR)
2005/06 HC Thurgau (OS) SC Lyss (ZS) HC Düdingen Bulls (SR)
2004/05 SC Unterseen-Interlaken (ZS) EHC Dübendorf (OS) HC Martigny (SR)
2003/04 EHC Dübendorf (OS) Forward Morges HC (SR) SC Unterseen-Interlaken (ZS)
2002/03 EHC Chur (OS) EHC Napf (ZS) HC Star Lausanne (SR)

Bold: Teams promoted to the National League B.

Earlier champions:

Season Champion
2001/02 SC Langenthal (ZS)
2000/01 EHC Uzwil (OS)
1999/2000 HC Ajoie (SR)
1998/99 EHC Wiki-Münsingen (ZS)
1997/98 HC Sierre (SR)
1996/97 EHC Bülach (OS)
1995/96 HC Lucerne (OS)
1994/95 Genève-Servette HC (SR)
1993/94 SC Langnau (ZS)
1992/93 Grasshopper Club (OS)
1991/92 HC Thurgau (OS)
1990/91 HC Davos (OS)
1989/90 EHC Bülach (OS)
1988/89 SC Lyss (ZS)
1987/88 Genève-Servette HC (SR)
1986/87 HC Martigny (SR)
1985/86 SC Herisau (OS)
1984/85 HC Ajoie (SR)
1983/84 EHC Basel (ZS)
1982/83 EV Zug (OS)
1981/82 Grasshopper Club (OS)
Season Champion
1980/81 SC Herisau (OS)
1979/80 EHC Wetzikon (OS)
1978/79 EHC Chur (OS)
1977/78 EHC Dübendorf (OS)
1976/77 SC Rapperswil-Jona (OS)
1975/76 HC Luzern (OS)
1974/75 EHC Uzwil (OS)
1973/74 EV Zug (OS)
1972/73 EHC Arosa (OS)
1971/72 EHC Thun (ZS)
1970/71 HC Fleurier (SR)
1969/70 EHC Olten (ZS)
1968/69 Villars HC (SR)
1967/68 EHC Uzwil (OS)
1966/67 EHC Winterthur (OS)
1965/66 EHC St. Moritz (OS)
1964/65 SC Rapperswil-Jona (OS)
1963/64 SC Langenthal (ZS)
1962/63 SC Küsnacht
1961/62 EHC St. Moritz (East)
HC Genève (West)
1960/61 EHC Chur (East)
HC Villars (West)
1959/60 EHC Winterthur
1958/59 HC Sion
1957/58 HC Sion
1956/57 HC Sierre

External links

European Hockey Overview
Top-Level Leagues
International

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Cup Competitions
Cups

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International leagues

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Defunct leagues

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Junior Leagues
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University Leagues
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