Swiss Elite Junior League

The Swiss Elite Junior League is the national under 20 ice hockey league in Switzerland. It is divided into 2 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

• 2013-14 Berne
• 2012-13 GCK Lions
• 2011-12 GCK Lions
• 2010-11 GCK Lions
• 2009-10 GCK Lions
• 2008-09 Berne
• 2007-08 GCK Lions
• 2006-07 GCK Lions
• 2005-06 Kloten
• 2004-05 Berne
• 2003-04 Zoug
• 2002-03 Zoug
• 2001-02 Kloten
• 2000-01 Davos
• 1999-00 Davos
• 1998-99 Kloten
• 1992-93 Kloten
• 1991-92 Kloten
• 1986-87 Kloten
• 1985-86 Kloten
• 1984-85 Langnau
• 1983-84 Berne
• 1982-83 Davos
• 1981-82 Kloten
• 1980-81 Arosa
• 1979-80 Kloten
• 1978-79 Kloten
• 1977-78 Kloten
• 1976-77 Davos
• 1975-76 Kloten
• 1974-75 Kloten
• 1973-74 Kloten
• 1972-73 Langnau
• 1971-72 Bienne
• 1970-71 Kloten
• 1969-70 Kloten
• 1968-69 Coire
• 1967-68 Berne
• 1966-67 Kloten
• 1965-66 Langnau

Elite B

• 2013-14 ZSC Lions
• 2012-13 Ajoie
• 2011-12 ZSC Lions
• 2010-11 ZSC Lions
• 2009-10 Viege
• 2008-09 Bienne
• 2007-08 Bienne
• 2006-07 Bienne, Langenthal
• 2005-06 Chaux-de-Fonds, Bienne
• 2004-05 Lausanne, Zurich Lions
• 2003-04 Geneve-Servette, Zurich Lions
• 2002-03 Thurgoau, Fribourg-Gotteron
• 2001-02 Lausanne, Rapperswil
• 2000-01 Bienne, Winterthur
• 1999-00 Uzwil, Chaux-de-Fonds
• 1998-99 Chaux-de-Fonds, Zoug
• 1992-93 Berne, Grasshopper
• 1991-92 Fribourg-Gotteron, Lugano
• 1986-87 Lausanne (West), Davos (East)
• 1985-86 Bienne (West), Bulach (East)
• 1984-85 Fribourg-Gotteron (West), Zug (East)
• 1983-84 Olten (West), Chur (East)
• 1982-83 Fribourg-Gotteron (Group A), Ambri-Piotta (Group B)
• 1974-75 (Interregional) Saint-Moritz
• 1973-74 (Interregional; Group 4) Fribourg