Swiss Serie B

The Serie B initially operated as the second-level of ice hockey in Switzerland. It was first contested during the 1910-11 season. The Serie B was not played between 1914 and 1924. It became the the third-tier Swiss league in 1937-38 and remained in this capacity through the 1946-47 season. After which, the Serie B was played as the fourth tier competition.

Champions

• 1910-11: HC Rosey
• 1911-12: HC Rosey
• 1912-13: Auckenthaler Institut La Villa*
• 1913-14: HC Rosey**
• 1924-25: unknown (HC Davos II - Lausanne HC in final)
• 1925-26: HC Davos II (East), Western finals cancelled due to thaw
• 1926-27: HC Rosey Gstaad II
• 1927-28: unknown (HC Rosey Gstaad II - HC Davos II in final)
• 1928-29: Lycée Jaccard
• 1929-30: HC Rosey Gstaad II
• 1930-31: HC Davos II
• 1931-32: Zurich SC II
• 1932-33: HC Davos II
• 1933-34: HC Rosey Gstaad
• 1934-35: HC Davos II
• 1935-36: Bellerive-Villars
• 1936-37: unknown (Zurich SC II, Champery, Rot-Weiss Bale, and HC Davos II qualified for the final round)
• 1937-38: HC Davos III
• 1938-39: HC Davos III
• 1939-40: unknown
• 1940-41: unknown (SC Bern III had advanced to final - Star Lausanne, who lost to Bern in the semifinals, won promotion to the Serie A with a 4-1 win over Chateaux d'Oex in promotion game)
• 1941-42: Lausanne HC III
• 1942-43: Lausanne HC III
• 1943-44: HC Ambri-Piotta
• 1944-45: HC Ambrì-Piotta
• 1945-46: EHC Kloten
• 1946-47: Effretikon
• 1947-48: Zurich SC III
• 1948-49: Bülach
• 1949-50: Zurich SC Seniors
• 1950-51: SC Rapperswil-Jona
• 1951-52: Zurich SC Seniors
• 1952-53: HC Ambrì-Piotta II
• 1953-54: unknown
• 1954-55: HC La Chaux-de-Fonds II
• 1955-56: HC Lugano (East), ? (West)

Notes: *La Villa also earned the "Coupe interscolaire" as the competition mostly consisted of students. **HC Rosey was definitively attributed the trophy, as it was their third title (having also won in 1911 and 1912).