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The top teams are promoted to the [[Swiss 3.Liga]].
The top teams are promoted to the [[Swiss 3.Liga]].
==Champions==
*2015-16
*Orientale EHC Wetzikon
*Central IHC Red Wings Basel, EHC Brandis, EHC Koniz, EHC Oberlangenegg, EHC Grindelwald
*Romande HC Cortebert
*2014-15
*Orientale EHC Bassersdorf
*Central EHC Rheinfelden, Tasmanian Devils, SC Biberen, SC Ursellen, SC Bonigen
*Romande CP Tavannes
*2013-14
*Orientale EHC Sursee, Glarner EC
*Central EHC Laufen, EHC Herzogenbuchsee, SC Biberen, EHC Uttingen, EHC Adelboden
*Romande HC Le Locle
*2012-13
*Orientale EHC Dubendorf, HC Samina Rankweil, KSC Kussnacht am Rigi
*Central HC Fischbach-Goslikon, EHC Herzogenbuchsee, EHC Rot-Blau Bern-Bumpliz, EHC Bumbach, EHC Adelboden
*Romande CP Tavannes, HC Gurmels
*2011-12
*Orientale EHC Bassersdorf, EHC Kreuzlingen-Konstanz, Affoltern
*Central IHC Red Wings Basel, EHC Herzgobenbuchsee, SC Biberen, EHC Koniz, EHC Bumbach, EHC Adelboden
*Romande HC Courtetelle, HC Val-de-Ruz, HC Academique Geneve-Uni
*2010-11
*Orientale Akademischer EC Zurich, EC Wil, EHC Sursee I
*Central Yatzy Selection, EHC Herzogenbuchsee, EHC Brandis, HC Bern Allstadt, SC Freimettigen, HC Lerchenfeld
*Romande HC Saint-Imier-Sonceboz, Hockey Club Bulle-La Gruyere, HC Academique Geneve-Uni II
*2009-10
*Orientale EHC Blau-Weiss Dubendorf, SC Rheintal, Glarner EC
*Central EHC Herrischried, EHC Herzogenbuschsee, SC Lyss II, EHC Post Bern, EHC Oberlangenegg, EHC Adelboden
*Romande HC Franches-Montagnes, CP Fleurier, Geneve-Servette HC Ass.
*2008-09
*Orientale Varese, BW Dubendorf, Frauenfeld II, HC Seetal,
*Central EHC Binningen, EHC Herzogenbuchsee, Bellmund, Koniz, Grindelwald, Langenbuhl
*Romande Franches-Montagnes III, Gurmels, Le Mouret
*2007-08
*Orientale Cramosina, GCK Lions II, SC Rheintal II, EV Zoug II
*Central Zunzgen-Sissach II, Aarau III, Lyssach, Bucheggberg II, Rot-Blau Bern II, SV Rothenbach, Lenk Zweisimmen
*Romande Bassencourt, SenSee Bosingen II, Lausanne HC II
*2006-07
*Orientale Osco, Baretwiler SC, EHC Hard, HC Albula
*Central Laufen II, Wettingen-Baden II, Seedorf, Langenthal II, Bern University, Uttigen, Muhleturnen
*Romande Ponte de Martel, Star Chaux II, Vallorbe
*2005-06
*Orientale Akademischer SC, EHC Bulach II, EHC Sursee II
*Central Laufen II, Kleindottingen, Meinisberg II, Tasmanian Devils, Ursellen II, Beatenberg, Hofen
*Romande Courrendlin, Fleurier II, Nord Vaudois II
*2004-05
*Orientale Blenio, Kussnacht Rigi, Glarner EC, Illnau-Effretikon II
*Central Binningen, Zuchwil Regio, Grachwil, Rot-Blau Berne II, Adelboden II, Grindelwald II
*Romande Franches-Montagnes III, Plaffeien, Nyon
*2003-04
*Orientale Osco, Suarava, Adler Zugersee, Baretwiler SC, Winterthur II
*Central Altstadt Olten II, Niederbipp, EHC Brandis II, Rubigen, Heimberg, Adelboden II
*Romande Sonceboz, Vannerie 90, Monthey II
*2002-03
*Orientale Iragna, Adler Zugersee, Baretswiler SC, Glattbrugg
*Central Altstadt Olten II, Wohlen-Freiamt II, Lyss II, Mirchel II, Konolfigen, Lerchenfeld, Oberlangenegg
*Romande Cremines, Plaffeien, Geneve-Servette II
*2001-02
*Orientale Blenio, Adlerzugsee, Dietikon, La Plaiv
*Central Lausen, Niederbipp, Koniz, Seedorf Penguins, Berne 96 II, Kandersteg, Langenbuhl
*Romande Court, Sarine-Fribourg, Octodure Martigny 2
*2000-01
*Orientale HC Cramonsia Giornico,Kussnachter SC 2, EHC Urdorf, BMG Euregio, HC La Plaiv
*Central SC Wohlen-Freiamt, EHC Laufen, EHC Napf, SC Biberen, EHC Rubigen, SC Ursellen, EHC Grindelwald, SC Boningen
*Romande Bassencourt, Tramelan 2, Vallorbe, Dudingen 2, Visp 2 
*1999-00
*Orientale HC Lodrino, FRA Whalers Lucerne, Stapo Zurich, EHC Dubendorf, EHC Kreuzlingen, HC Albula
*Central EHC Binnigen, Fischbach-Goslikon, SC Lyss II, Obergerlafingen II, Rot-Blau Berne II, EHC Rothenbach, HC Lerchenfeld, EHC Neimberg
*Romande CP Bassencourt, HC Serriers-Peseux, HC Renens, HC Sarine-Fribourg, EHC Viege III, Verbier Sembrancher III
*1992-93
*Orientale Val Mustair, Klosters, Gorduno, Vorwarts Bruggen, Frauenfeld II, Wallisellen II, Dietkion
*Central  Fischbach-Goslikon, Rot-Weis Aarau, Yschchrauer, Etziken-Wasseramt, Polar Berne, Ursellen, Wimmis, Langenbuhl
*Romande Laufen, Cortebert,Uni Neuchatel II, Renens, HC Riviera St-Legier, Ayer Vissoie, Muraz Collombay
*1991-92
*Orientale Sent, Landquart, Affoltern-Hedingen, Seeween, Rapperswill II, Wetzikon II, Glattbrugg, Zurich 11
*Central Baden II,Scheuren, SC Berne II, Adelboden II
*Romande Courrnedlin, Sonceboz, Savagnier, Prilly, Star Fribourg, Sembrancher, Zermatt
*1990-91
*Orientale Zuoz, Rapperswil-Jona II, Weinfelden, Traktor Baretswil, Bioggio, Kussnacht, Basserdorf II, Zurich SC II
*Central Altsadt Olten, Biberen II, Signau II, Lerchenfeld
*Romande Reuchenette, Bassecourt, Les Brenets, Bulle, Unterstadt Fribourg II, Octodure, Embad-Kalpetran
*1989-90
*Orientale Zuoz, Filisur, Bioggio, Rotkreuz, Rheintal, Dietikon, Blau Weiss Dubendorf, Einsiedeln
*Central Zunzgen-Sissach II, Scheuren, Boll, Adelboden II
*Romande Reconvillier, Courtetelle, Star Chaux-de-Fonds, Academic Geneve, Verbier-Bagnes
*1988-89
*Orientale Maloja, Landquart, Saint-Gall, SC Kusnacht II, Seewen II, Gorduno, Zurich SC II, Basserdorf
*Central Fiscbach-Goslikon, Rohrbach, Wiki-Munsingen, Kansersteg
*Romande Court III, Tramelan II, La Brevine, Dombresson, Renens, Academic Geneve, Martigny II, Montanta-Crans, Luekergrund
*1987-88
*Orientale Zernez, Surava, Uttwil, SC Kusnacht II, Gorduno, Lucerne II, Grasshopper II, Durnten II
*Central Solothurn II, Nidau, Rubigen, Lerchenfeld
*Romande Reconvilier, Les Breuleux, Le Verger, Saint-Imier II, Auberson, Jonction Geneve, Viege II
*1986-87
*Orientale Sent, Fideris, Kemmental, SC Kusnacht II, Osco, Andermatt-Goschenen, Wallisellen, Blau-Weiss Dubendorf II
*Central Rot-Weiss Suhr, HC Munchenbuchsee II, Schawarzenburg, Unterseen II
*Romande Creminies, Allaine, Couvet, Tramelan II, Prilly, Academic Geneve, Verbier-Bagnes, Leukergrund II


==Format==
==Format==
The 4.Liga is divided in three divisions: Ostschweiz or Orientale (East Switzerland; OS); Zentralschweiz (Central Switzerland; ZS); and Suisse Romande (Romandie, SR).
The 4.Liga is divided in three divisions: Ostschweiz or Orientale (East Switzerland; OS); Zentralschweiz (Central Switzerland; ZS); and Suisse Romande (Romandie, SR).
==Champions==
===Orientale (East)===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" align="center" |
| Season
| Champion(s)
|-
|2015-16||EHC Wetzikon
|-
|2014-15||EHC Bassersdorf
|-
|2013-14||EHC Sursee (Group 3), Glarner EC (Group 4)
|-
|2012-13||EHC Dubendorf (Group 3), HC Samina Rankweil (Group 4), KSC Kussnacht am Rigi (Group 5)
|-
|2011-12||EHC Bassersdorf (Group 3), EHC Kruzelingen-Konstanz (Group 4), Affoltern (Group 5)
|-
|2010-11||Akademischer EC Zurich (Group 3), EC Wil (Group 4), EHC Sursee (Group 5)
|-
|2009-10||EHC Blau-Weiss Dubendorf (Group 3), SC Rheintal (Group 4), Glarner EC (Group 5)
|-
|2008-09||{{Flagicon|ITA}} Varese (Group 1), EHC Blau-Weiss Dubendorf (Group 3), Frauenfeld II (Group 4), HC Seetal (Group 5)
|-
|2007-08||Cramosina (Group 1), GCK Lions II (Group 3), SC Rheintal II (Group 4)<sup>1</sup>, EV Zug II (Group 5)<sup>2</sup>
|-
|2006-07||Osco (Group 1), Baretswiler SC (Group 3)<sup>3</sup>, {{Flagicon|AUT}} EHC Hard (Group 4)<sup>4</sup>, HC Albula (Group 5)<sup>5</sup>
|}
Notes: 1. Willen-Neunforn, 2nd in Group 4, was also promoted. HC Albula, 2nd in Group 5, was also promoted. 3. Baretswiler SC declined promotion, so the second-placed team, EHC Dubendorf II, was promoted instead. 4. Bodensee Devils, 2nd in Group 4, were also promoted. 5. Both Albula and Seetal II (the top two finishers in Group 5) declined promotion.
===Central===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" align="center" |
| Season
| Champion(s)
|-
|2015-16||IHC Red Wings Basel (Group 5a), EHC Brandis (Group 5b), EHC Koniz (Group 7a), EHC Oberlangenegg (Group 8a), EHC Grindelwald (Group 8b), Grindelwals and Oberlangenegg were promoted (Promotion round)
|-
|2014-15||EHC Rheinfelden (Group 5a), Tasmanian Devils (Group 5b), SC Biberen (Group 7a), SC Ursellen (Group 8a), SC Boningen (Group 8b), SC Ursellen (Promotion round)
|-
|2013-14||EHC Laufen (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), SC Biberen (Group 7a), EHC Uttigen (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b)
|-
|2012-13||HC Fischach-Goslikon (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), EHC Rot-Blau Bern-Bumpliz (Group 7a), EHC Bumbach (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b)
|-
|2011-12||IHC Red Wings Basel (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), SC Biberen (Group 6a), EHC Koniz (Group 7a), EHC Bumbach (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b)
|-
|2010-11||Yatzy Selection (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), EHC Brandis (Group 6a), HC Bern Alstadt (Group 7a), SC Freimettingen (Group 8a), HC Lerchenfeld (Group 8b), EHC Brandis (5/6 Promotion), HC Bern Alstadt (7/8 Promotion)
|-
|2009-10||EHC Herrischried (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), SC Lyss II (Group 6a), EHC Post Bern (Group 7a), EHC Oberlangenegg (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b), EHC Herrischied (Promotion round)
|-
|2008-09|| Binningen (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), Bellmund (Group 6), Koniz (Group 7), Grindelwald (Group 8a), Langenbuhl (Group 8b)
|-
|2007-08||Zunzgen-Sissach II (Group 5a), Aarau III (Group 5b), Lyssach (Group 6a), Bucheggberg II (Group 6b), Rot-Blau Bern (Group 7), SV Rothenbach (Group 8a), Lenk-Zweisimmen (Group 8b), Zunzgen-Sissach II and Lyssach were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Lenk-Zweissimmen, Hofen, and Aarau III were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
|-
|2006-07|| Laufen II (Group 5a), Wettingen-Baden II (Group 5b), Seedorf (Group 6a), Langenthal II (Group 6b), Universite Bern (Group 7), Uttingen (Group 8a), Muhleturnen (Group 8b), Langenthal II and Laufen II were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Muhleturnen and Uttingen were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
|}
===Romande===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" align="center" |
| Season
| Champion(s)
|-
|2015-16||HC Cortebert
|-
|2014-15||CP Tavannes
|-
|2013-14||HC Le Locle
|-
|2012-13||CP Tavannes (Group 9a), HC Gurmels (Group 9b)
|-
|2011-12||HC Courtelle (Group 9a), HC Val-de-Ruz (Group 9b), HC Academique Geneve-Uni (Group 11a)
|-
|2010-11||HC Saint-Imier (Group 9a), Hockey Club Bulle-La-Grueyre (Group 9b), HC Academique Geneve-Uni (Group 11a)
|-
|2009-10||HC Franches-Montagnes (Group 9a), CP Fleurier (Group 9b), HC Aigles de Marly (Group 11a), CP Fleurier (9a/b Promotion)
|-
|2008-09||HC Franches-Montagnes III (Group 9a)<sup>1</sup>, Gurmels (Group 9b), Le Mouret (Group 11a)
|-
|2007-08||Bassencourt (Group 9a), EHC SenSee (Group 9b), Lausanne HC II (Group 11a)
|-
|2006-07||Ponts de Martel (Group 9a), HC Star Chaux-de-Fonds II (Group 9b), HC Vallorbe (Group 11a)
|}
Notes: 1. HC Les Enfers-Montfaucon was promoted from 9a.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 11:05, 19 January 2017

Swiss 4. Liga
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 19??
No. of teams
Country(ies) Flag of Switzerland Switzerland
Most recent champion(s) Multiple regional winners
Related competitions Swiss 1.Liga
Swiss 2.Liga
Swiss 3.Liga

The Swiss 4.Liga is the sixth and lowest level league in Switzerland. It is the fourth tier Regio League.

The top teams are promoted to the Swiss 3.Liga.

Format

The 4.Liga is divided in three divisions: Ostschweiz or Orientale (East Switzerland; OS); Zentralschweiz (Central Switzerland; ZS); and Suisse Romande (Romandie, SR).

Champions

Orientale (East)

Season Champion(s)
2015-16 EHC Wetzikon
2014-15 EHC Bassersdorf
2013-14 EHC Sursee (Group 3), Glarner EC (Group 4)
2012-13 EHC Dubendorf (Group 3), HC Samina Rankweil (Group 4), KSC Kussnacht am Rigi (Group 5)
2011-12 EHC Bassersdorf (Group 3), EHC Kruzelingen-Konstanz (Group 4), Affoltern (Group 5)
2010-11 Akademischer EC Zurich (Group 3), EC Wil (Group 4), EHC Sursee (Group 5)
2009-10 EHC Blau-Weiss Dubendorf (Group 3), SC Rheintal (Group 4), Glarner EC (Group 5)
2008-09 Flag of Italy Varese (Group 1), EHC Blau-Weiss Dubendorf (Group 3), Frauenfeld II (Group 4), HC Seetal (Group 5)
2007-08 Cramosina (Group 1), GCK Lions II (Group 3), SC Rheintal II (Group 4)1, EV Zug II (Group 5)2
2006-07 Osco (Group 1), Baretswiler SC (Group 3)3, Flag of Austria EHC Hard (Group 4)4, HC Albula (Group 5)5

Notes: 1. Willen-Neunforn, 2nd in Group 4, was also promoted. HC Albula, 2nd in Group 5, was also promoted. 3. Baretswiler SC declined promotion, so the second-placed team, EHC Dubendorf II, was promoted instead. 4. Bodensee Devils, 2nd in Group 4, were also promoted. 5. Both Albula and Seetal II (the top two finishers in Group 5) declined promotion.

Central

Season Champion(s)
2015-16 IHC Red Wings Basel (Group 5a), EHC Brandis (Group 5b), EHC Koniz (Group 7a), EHC Oberlangenegg (Group 8a), EHC Grindelwald (Group 8b), Grindelwals and Oberlangenegg were promoted (Promotion round)
2014-15 EHC Rheinfelden (Group 5a), Tasmanian Devils (Group 5b), SC Biberen (Group 7a), SC Ursellen (Group 8a), SC Boningen (Group 8b), SC Ursellen (Promotion round)
2013-14 EHC Laufen (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), SC Biberen (Group 7a), EHC Uttigen (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b)
2012-13 HC Fischach-Goslikon (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), EHC Rot-Blau Bern-Bumpliz (Group 7a), EHC Bumbach (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b)
2011-12 IHC Red Wings Basel (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), SC Biberen (Group 6a), EHC Koniz (Group 7a), EHC Bumbach (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b)
2010-11 Yatzy Selection (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), EHC Brandis (Group 6a), HC Bern Alstadt (Group 7a), SC Freimettingen (Group 8a), HC Lerchenfeld (Group 8b), EHC Brandis (5/6 Promotion), HC Bern Alstadt (7/8 Promotion)
2009-10 EHC Herrischried (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), SC Lyss II (Group 6a), EHC Post Bern (Group 7a), EHC Oberlangenegg (Group 8a), EHC Adelboden (Group 8b), EHC Herrischied (Promotion round)
2008-09 Binningen (Group 5a), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 5b), Bellmund (Group 6), Koniz (Group 7), Grindelwald (Group 8a), Langenbuhl (Group 8b)
2007-08 Zunzgen-Sissach II (Group 5a), Aarau III (Group 5b), Lyssach (Group 6a), Bucheggberg II (Group 6b), Rot-Blau Bern (Group 7), SV Rothenbach (Group 8a), Lenk-Zweisimmen (Group 8b), Zunzgen-Sissach II and Lyssach were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Lenk-Zweissimmen, Hofen, and Aarau III were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
2006-07 Laufen II (Group 5a), Wettingen-Baden II (Group 5b), Seedorf (Group 6a), Langenthal II (Group 6b), Universite Bern (Group 7), Uttingen (Group 8a), Muhleturnen (Group 8b), Langenthal II and Laufen II were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Muhleturnen and Uttingen were promoted (7/8 Promotion)

Romande

Season Champion(s)
2015-16 HC Cortebert
2014-15 CP Tavannes
2013-14 HC Le Locle
2012-13 CP Tavannes (Group 9a), HC Gurmels (Group 9b)
2011-12 HC Courtelle (Group 9a), HC Val-de-Ruz (Group 9b), HC Academique Geneve-Uni (Group 11a)
2010-11 HC Saint-Imier (Group 9a), Hockey Club Bulle-La-Grueyre (Group 9b), HC Academique Geneve-Uni (Group 11a)
2009-10 HC Franches-Montagnes (Group 9a), CP Fleurier (Group 9b), HC Aigles de Marly (Group 11a), CP Fleurier (9a/b Promotion)
2008-09 HC Franches-Montagnes III (Group 9a)1, Gurmels (Group 9b), Le Mouret (Group 11a)
2007-08 Bassencourt (Group 9a), EHC SenSee (Group 9b), Lausanne HC II (Group 11a)
2006-07 Ponts de Martel (Group 9a), HC Star Chaux-de-Fonds II (Group 9b), HC Vallorbe (Group 11a)

Notes: 1. HC Les Enfers-Montfaucon was promoted from 9a.

External links

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Cup Competitions
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