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The '''Swiss 3.Liga''' is the fifth highest league in [[Switzerland]], after the [[National League A]], the [[National League B]], the [[Swiss 1.Liga]], and the [[Swiss 2.Liga]]
The '''Swiss 3.Liga''' is the sixth highest league in [[Switzerland]], after the [[National League A]], the [[National League B]], the [[MySports League]], the [[Swiss 1.Liga]], and the [[Swiss 2.Liga]]


The top teams are promoted to the [[Swiss 2.Liga]] and the bottom teams are relegated to the [[Swiss 4.Liga]].
The top teams are promoted to the [[Swiss 2.Liga]] and the bottom teams are relegated to the [[Swiss 4.Liga]].
==Champions==
*2015-16
*Orientale Club da hockey Engiadina
*Central SC Reinach, EHC Herzogenbuchsee, EHC Bern 96, EHC Langenbuhl
*Romande HC Sierre, CP Fleurier, HC Delemont, HC Le Mouret
*2014-15
*Orientale EHC Bulach
*Central HC Wohlen Freiamt, HC Munchenbuchsee-Moosseedorf, HC Bern Altstadt, SC Freimettigen
*Romande HC Sion-Nendaz 4 Vallees II, Lausanne 4 Clubs, Hockey Club Bulle-La Gruyere, HC Saint-Imier
*2013-14
*Orientale EHC Bulach
*Central EHC Binningen, EHC Zuchwil Regio, EHC Bern 96, EHC Langenbuhl
*Romande HC Le Mouret, HC Corgemont, HC Sierre
*2012-13
*Orientale EHC Bulach
*Central EHC Zunzgen-Sissach, EHC Grachwil, EHC Belp, HC Muhlethurnen
*Romande HC Plan-les-Ouates, HC Sion, HC Corgemont
*2011-12
*Orientale EHC Illnau-Effretikon
*Central SC Langenthal, EHC Meinisberg I, HC Bern Altstadt, SC Boningen
*Romande HC Courrendlin, HC Le Mouret, HC Lens
*2010-11
*Orientale SC Herisau
*Central SC Langenthal, EHC Grachwil, EHC Rot-Blau Bern-Bumpliz, SC Boningen
*Romande HC Reconvilier, HC Serrieres-Peseux, HC Lens
*2009-10
*Orientale SC Kusnacht
*Central EHC Napf, EHC Brandis, EHC Boll, SC Boningen
*Romande HC Ponts-de-Martel, Geneve-Servette HC Ass., HC Lens
*2008-09
*Orientale Samedan, EC Winterthur II, EV Zoug II, Saint-Gall
*Central Zunzgen-Sissach II, SC Langenthal II, Konolfingen, Kander Haie
*Romande Moutier II, Genevee-Servette II, Monthey
*2007-08
*Orientale Pregassona, EHC Samedan, Illnau-Effretikon II, EHC Schaffhouse
*Central Wettingen-Baden II, Biberen, Freimettingen II, Kander Haie
*Romande Moutier II, SenSee, Martigny II
*2006-07
*Orientale Iragna 3 Valli, EHC Samedan, EC Winterthur II, EHC Urdorf
*Central Bucheggberg, Brandis II, Freimettingen II, Boningen
*Romande Ajoie II, Vallee de Joux, Rarogne
*2005-06
*Orientale Pregassona, HC Silvaplana, EC Winterthur II, EHC Engelberg-Titlis
*Central Napf II, Zuchwil-Regio II, Boll, Freimettingen II
*Romande Tramenlan II, Guin II, Forward Morges II, Rarogne
*2004-05
*Orientale Pregassona, HC Silvaplana, EHC Films, EHC Schaffhouse II
*Central Rheinfelden, Brandis II, Meinisberg, Oberlangenegg
*Romande Tramelan II, Trois Chene, La Glane, Saas Grund
*2003-04
*Orientale Iragna, HC Silvaplana, SC Kusnacht, EHC Oberthurgau 1965
*Central Aarau II, EHC Schwarzneburg, Boll, Grindelwald
*Romande Tramelan II, Le Locle, Portes du Soleil, Saas Fee
*2002-03
*Orientale Sursee, La Plaiv, SC Kusnacht, Oberthurgau
*Central Thunstetten, Grachwil, Ursellen, Kander Haie
*Romande Sarine-Fribourg,Leysin, Saas Fee
*2001-02
*Orientale Preganossa, Silvaplana, SC Kusnacht, Wil 2
*Central  Rheinfelden, Lyssach 2, Munchenbuchsee, Thoune 2
*Romande Ajoie 2, Le Locie, Bull laGruyere, Saas Fee
*2000-01
*Orientale Ceresio, Silvapluna-Segl, Kusnacht Zurich, EHC Kreuzlingen-Konstanz
*Central EHC Wettingen-Baden, EHC Schwarzenburg, Thun 2, Oberlangenegg
*Romande Ajoie 2, Alterswil, Renens, Sion 2
*1999-00
*Orientale HC Nivo, EHC Glattbrugg, Kuschnat II, Silvapluna-Segl,
*Central EHC Laufen, HC Weiss-Blau Lyss, EHC Wiki-Munsingen, Oberlagenegg
*Romande HC Saint Imier, HG Couvet, HC Plaffeien, HC Montana-Crans
*1992-93
*Orientale Ceresio, Embrach, Flawil, EHC Rapperswil-Jona
*Central Baden, Nidau, Belp, Wiki-Munsingen II
*Romande Courtetelle, Le Locle II, Prilly, Saas Almagell
*1991-92
*Orientale Neuenkirch, Schlieren, Bergun, Weinfelden
*Central Rheinfalden, Bergdorf II, Munchebbuchsee-Moosseedorf, Hofen
*Romande Creminies, Le Locle II, Octodure, Viege II
*1990-91
*Orientale Lenzerheide-Valbella, Rheintal II, Dubendorf II, Embrach
*Central Rot-Weiss Aarau, Burgdorf II, Grachwil, Uttigen
*Romande Cremines, La Brevine, Star Lausanne II, Leukergrund
*1989-90
*Orientale Landquart II, Kreuzlingen, SC Kusnacht II, Dubendorf II
*Central Meinisberg, Rohrbach, Belp, Oberlangenegg
*Romande Creminies, Franches-Montagnes, Riviera Saintlegier, Viege II
*1988-89
*Orientale Bergun, Kemmental, Ascona, Illnau-Effretikon
*Central Petit-Huningue, Burgdorf II, Marzili=Langgasse, Freimettigen
*Romande Franches-Montagnes, Noiraigue, Val d'Illiez, Viege II
*1987-88
*Orientale Lenzerheide, Hittnau-Kreuzlingen, Neuenkirch, Wil II
*Central Baden, Thunstetten, Ursellen, Mirchel
*Romande Allaine, Serrieres-Peseux, Vallee de Jouex, Tasch
*1986-87
*Orientale Zuoz, Schlieren, Bellinzona, Illnau-Effretikon II
*Central Wettingen, SC Berne II, Schafhausen, Uttigen
*Romande Court, Unterstadt Fribourg, Leysin, Saas-Almagell


==Format==
==Format==


The 3.Liga is divided in three divisions: Ostschweiz or Orientale (East Switzerland; OS); Zentralschweiz (Central Switzerland; ZS)and Suisse Romande (Romandie, SR).
The 3.Liga is divided in three divisions: Ostschweiz or Orientale (East Switzerland; OS); Zentralschweiz (Central Switzerland; ZS) and Suisse Romande (Romandie, SR).
 
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==Champions==
===Orientale (East)===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" align="center" |
| Season
| Champion(s)
|-
|2017-18||Ceresio Hockey Club
|-
|2016-17|| EHC Bulach
|-
|2015-16||Club da hockey Engiadina
|-
|2014-15||EHC Bulach
|-
|2013-14||EHC Bulach
|-
|2012-13||EHC Bulach
|-
|2011-12||EHC Illnau-Effretikon
|-
|2010-11||SC Herisau
|-
|2009-10||SC Kusnacht
|-
|2008-09||EV Zug II
|-
|2007-08||Pregassona (Group 1), EHC Samedan (Group 2), Illnau-Effretikon II (Group 3), EHC Schaffhouse (Group 4)
|-
|2006-07||Iragna 3 Valli (Group 1), EHC Samedan (Group 2)<sup>1</sup>, EC Winterthur II (Group 3)<sup>2</sup>, EHC Urdorf (Group 4, promoted)
|-
|2005-06||Pregassona (Group 1)<sup>3/<sup>, HC Silvaplana (Group 2), EC Winterthur II (Group 3), EHC Engelberg-Titlis (Group 4), SC Rapperswil-Jona II (Group 3/4 Promotion)
|-
|2004-05||Pregassona (Group 1)<sup>4</sup>, HC Silvaplana (Group 2), EHC Flims (Group 3)<sup>5</sup>, EHC Shaffhouse II (Group 4)
|-
|2003-04||Iragna (Group 1), HC Silvaplana (Group 2)<sup>6</sup>, SC Kusnacht (Group 3), EHC Oberthurgau 1965 (Group 4)
|-
|2002-03||Sursee (Group 1)<sup>7</sup>, La Plaiv (Group 2), SC Kusnacht (Group 3), Oberthurgau (Group 4), Urdorf (3/4 Promotion)<sup>8</sup>
|-
|2001-02||Pregassona (Group 1), Silvaplana (Group 2), SC Kusnacht (Group 3), Wil II (Group 4)
|-
|2000-01||Ceresio (Group 1), Silvaplana-Segl (Group 2), SC Kusnacht (Group 3), EHC Kreuzlingen-Konstanz (Group 4)
|-
|1999-00||HC Nivo (Group 1), EHC Glattbrugg (Group 2), SC Kusnacht II (Group 3), Silvaplana-Segl (Group 4), Nivo (1/2 Promotion)
|-
|1992-93|| Ceresio, Flawil, Embrach, and EHC Rapperswil-Jona were promoted
|-
|1991-92||Schlieren, Weinfelden, Hertl Zug, and Bergun were promoted
|-
|1990-91||Lenzerheide-Valbella, Flawil, Engelberg, and Embrach were promoted
|-
|1989-90||Saint-Gall and Kreuzlingen were promoted
|-
|1988-89||Flawil, Kemmental, and Ascona were promoted, Nivo declined promotion
|-
|1987-88||Lenzerheide, Hittnau, Kreuzlingen, and Engelberg were promoted, Neuenkirch declined promotion
|-
|1986-87||Embrach, Schlieren, Bellinzona, and Chiasso were promoted
|}
Notes: 1. The top two finishers in Group 2, Samedan and HC Silvaplana, declined promotion. 2. EC Winterthur II (1st place) and EHC Glattburg (2nd place) declined promotion. 3. Valle Verzasca (2nd, Group 1) was promoted to the 2. Liga as no other top teams in Group 1 or Group 2 (Pregassona, 1st G1, Silvaplana, 1st G2, CdH La Plaiv, 2nd G2) challenged for the right. 4. Iragna (the second place team in Group 1) was promoted as no other top teams in Group 1 or Group 2 (Preganossa, 1st G1, Silvaplana, 1st G2, CdH La Plaiv, 2nd G2), wanted promotion. 5. EHC Flims (1st in Group 3) won promotion automatically as the other top teams in Group 3 and Group 4 (EC Wil II, 2nd G3, Schaffhouse II, 1st G4, Affoltern-Hedingen, 2nd G4) challenged to be promoted. 6. No teams in Group 1 or Group 2 desired promotion. 7. Sursee was promoted directly as no other teams from Group 1 or Group 2 desired promotion. 8. Kreuzlingen II, the second place team in Group 4, was not authorized for promotion, so Schaffhouse II took their place in the 3/4 Promotion round.
===Central===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" align="center" |
| Season
| Champions
|-
| 2017-18|| Agrovia Stars
|-
|2016-17||HC Wohlen Freiamt (Group 5), EHC Meinisberg II (Group 6), SC Ursellen (Group 7), EHC Langenbuhl (Group 8)
|-
|2015-16||SC Reinach (Group 5), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 6), EHC Bern 96 (Group 7), EHC Langenbuhl (Group 8), EHC Bern 96 (Promotion)
|-
|2014-15||HC Wohlen Freiamt (Group 5), HC Munchenbuchsee-Moosseedorf (Group 6), HC Bern Altstadt (Group 7), SC Freimettigen (Group 8)
|-
|2013-14||EHC Binningen (Group 5), EHC Zuchwil Regio (Group 6), EHC Bern 96 (Group 7), EHC Langenbuhl (Group 8)
|-
|2012-13||EHC Zunzgen-Sissach (Group 5), EHC Grachwil (Group 6), EHC Belp (Group 7), HC Muhlethurnen (Group 8)
|-
|2011-12||SC Langenthal (Group 5), EHC Meinisberg I (Group 6), HC Bern Altstadt (Group 7), SC Boningen (Group 8)
|-
|2010-11||SC Langenthal (Group 5), EHC Grachwil (Group 6), EHC Rot-Blau Bern-Bumpliz (Group 7), SC Boningen (Group 8), Bern-Bumpliz (Promotion)
|-
|2009-10||EHC Napf (Group 5), EHC Brandis (Group 6), EHC Boll (Group 7), SC Boningen (Group 8), Boll (Promotion)
|-
|2008-09||Zunzgen-Sissach II (Group 5), SC Langenthal II (Group 6), Konolfingen (Group 7), Kander Haie (Group 8)
|-
|2007-08||Wettingen-Baden II (Group 5), Biberen (Group 6), Freimettingen II (Group 7)<sup>1</sup>, Kander Haie (Group 8)
|-
|2006-07||Bucheneggberg (Group 5), Brandis II (Group 6), Freimettingen II (Group 7), Boningen (Group 8), Boningen, Schwarzenburg (Promotion rd.)
|-
|2005-06||Napf II (Group 5), Zuchwil-Regio II (Group 6), Boll (Group 7), Freimettingen II (Group 8), Boll and Napf II earned promotion in promotion round
|-
|2004-05||Rheinfelden (Group 5), Brandis II (Group 6), Meinisberg (Group 7), Oberlangenegg (Group 8), Oberlangenegg and Rheinfelden earned promotion in promotion round
|-
|2003-04||Aarau II (Group 5), EHC Schwarzenburg (Group 6), Boll (Group 7)<sup>2</sup>, Grindelwald (Group 8), Schwarzenburg and Napf were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Grindelwald and Kander Haie were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
|-
|2002-03||Thunstetten (Group 5), Grachwil (Group 6), Ursellen (Group 7), Kander Haie (Group 8), Thunstetten and Bale Petit-Huninge II were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Ursellen and Biberen were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
|-
|2001-02|| Rheinfelden (Group 5), Lyssach II (Group 6), Munchenbuchsee (Group 7), Thun II (Group 8), Weiss-Blau Lyss and Lyssach were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Munchenbuchsee and Bern 96 were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
|-
|2000-01||EHC Wettingen-Baden (Group 5), EHC Schwarzenburg (Group 6), Thun II (Group 7), Oberlangenegg (Group 8), Wettingen-Baden, Reinach, and Schwarzenburg were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Beatenberg, Oberlangenegg, Rot-Blau Bern II were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
|-
|1999-00||EHC Laufen (Group 5), HC Weiss-Blau Lyss (Group 6), EHC Wiki-Munsingen (Group 7), Oberlangenegg (Group 8)<sup>3</sup>
|-
|1992-93|| Baden, Rohrbach, Schaffhausen, and Belp were promoted
|-
|1991-92||Brandis, Rheinfelden, Munchenbuchsee-Moosseedorf, and Hofen were promoted
|-
|1990-91||Rot-Weiss Aarau, Wohlen, Grachwil, and Uttigen were promoted
|-
|1989-90|| Meinisberg, Obergerlafingen, Oberlangenegg, and Belp were promoted
|-
|1988-89||Petit-Huningue, Oensingen, Marzili-Langgasse, and Freimettingen were promoted
|-
|1987-88||Baden, Thunstetten, Ursellen, and Mirchel were promoted
|-
|1986-87||Wettingen, Wohlen, Obergerlafingen, and Uttigen were promoted
|}
Notes: 1. Freimettingen II was not eligible for promotion, so the second place finisher in Group 7, Boll, was promoted in their place. 2. Boll declined to play in the promotion round. 3. Oberlangenegg declined promotion, so SC Lyssach (2nd, Group 7) was promoted instead.
===Romande===
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" align="center" |
| Season
| Champions
|-
|2017-18 ||HC Vallee de Joux (Group 3), HC Anniviers (Group 4)
|-
|2016-17||HC Vallee de Joux (Group 11), HC Anniviers (Group 12)
|-
|2015-16|| HC Delemont (Group 9), HC Le Mouret (Group 10), CP Fleurier (Group 11), HC Sierre (Group 12)
|-
|2014-15||HC Saint-Imier (Group 9), Hockey Club Bulle-La Gruyere (Group 10), Lausanne 4 Clubs (Group 11), HC Sion-Nendaz 4 Vallees II (Group 12)
|-
|2013-14||HC Corgemont (Group 9), HC Le Mouret (Group 11), HC Sierre (Group 12)
|-
|2012-13|| HC Corgemont (Group 9), HC Plan-les-Ouates (Group 11), HC Sion (Group 12)
|-
|2011-12|| HC Courrendlin (Group 9), HC Le Mouret (Group 11), HC Lens (Group 12)
|-
|2010-11||HC Reconvilier (Group 9), HC Serrieres-Peseux (Group 11), HC Lens (Group 12)
|-
|2009-10||HC Ponts-de-Martel (Group 9), Geneve-Servette HC (Group 11), HC Lens (Group 12), Geneve-Servette (9/11 Promotion)
|-
|2008-09||Moutier II (Group 9), Genevee-Servette II (Group 11), Monthey (Group 12)
|-
|2007-08||Moutier II<sup>1</sup> (Group 9), SenSee (Group 11), Martigny II (Group 12)
|-
|2006-07||Ajoie II (Group 9), HC Vallee de Joux (Group 11), Rarogne (Group 12)
|-
|2005-06||Tramelan II (Group 9), Guin II (Group 10), Forward Morges II (Group 11), Barogne (Group 12), Guin II (9/10 Promotion), Forward Morges II (11/12 Promotion)
|-
|2004-05||Tramelan II (Group 9), La Glane (Group 10), Trois Chene (Group 11), Saas Grund (Group 12), Trois Chene, La Glane, and Saas Grund were promoted in promotion round
|-
|2003-04||Tramelan II (Group 9), Le Locle (Group 10)<sup>2</sup>, Portes de Soleil (Group 11), Saas Fee (Group 12), Portes ddu Soleil (11/12 Promotion)
|-
|2002-03||Tramelan II (Group 9), Sarine-Fribourg (Group 10), Leysin (Group 11), Saas Fee (Group 12), Sarine-Fribourg (9/10 Promotion)
|-
|2001-02||Ajoie II (Group 9)<sup>3</sup>, Le Locle (Group 10), Bulle la Gruyere (Group 11), Saas Fee (Group 12), Le Locle (9/10 Promotion), Bulle la Gruyere (11/12 Promotion)
|-
|2000-01||Ajoie II (Group 9), Alterswil (Group 10), Renens (Group 11), Sion II (Group 12), Alterswil (9/10 Promotion)
|-
|1999-2000||HC Saint-Imier (Group 9), HG Couvet (Group 10), HC Plaffeien (Group 11), HC Montana-Crans (Group 12), Saint-Imier, Couvet, and Montana Crans earned promotion in promotion/relegation round
|-
|1992-93||Courtelle (Group 9), Le Locle II (Group 10), Prilly (Group 11), Saas Almagell (Group 12), La Valle de Joux (3rd, G11) was promoted as the only team who wanted promotion
|-
|1991-92||Cremines, Ponts-de-Martel, Octodure, and Forward Morges were promoted
|-
|1990-91||Verbier, HC Etat de Fribourg, and HC Serrieres-Peseux were promoted
|-
|1989-90|| Ponts-de-Martel, Franches-Montagnes, and Sainte-Croix were promoted
|-
|1988-89||Noiraigue, Corgemont, Lens, and Val d'Illiez were promoted
|-
|1987-88||Allaine, Serrires-Peseux, Vallee de Joux, and Riviera Saintlegier were promoted
|-
|1986-87||Court, Unterstadt Fribourg, Saas-Almagell, and Leysin were promoted
|}
Notes: 1. Moutier II was not authorized for promotion to the 2. Liga. 2. Le Locle was promoted automatically as no teams from Group 9 challenged. 3. Ajoie II was replaced in the 9/10 promotion round by Courrendlin (2nd, G9).
 
==Seasons==
*[[2022-23 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2021-22 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2020-21 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2019-20 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2018-19 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2017-18 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2016-17 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2015-16 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2014-15 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2013-14 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2012-13 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2011-12 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2010-11 Swiss 3. Liga season]]
*[[2009-10 Swiss 3. Liga season]]


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

Latest revision as of 22:20, 27 March 2023

Swiss 3. 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 4.Liga

The Swiss 3.Liga is the sixth highest league in Switzerland, after the National League A, the National League B, the MySports League, the Swiss 1.Liga, and the Swiss 2.Liga

The top teams are promoted to the Swiss 2.Liga and the bottom teams are relegated to the Swiss 4.Liga.

Format

The 3.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)
2017-18 Ceresio Hockey Club
2016-17 EHC Bulach
2015-16 Club da hockey Engiadina
2014-15 EHC Bulach
2013-14 EHC Bulach
2012-13 EHC Bulach
2011-12 EHC Illnau-Effretikon
2010-11 SC Herisau
2009-10 SC Kusnacht
2008-09 EV Zug II
2007-08 Pregassona (Group 1), EHC Samedan (Group 2), Illnau-Effretikon II (Group 3), EHC Schaffhouse (Group 4)
2006-07 Iragna 3 Valli (Group 1), EHC Samedan (Group 2)1, EC Winterthur II (Group 3)2, EHC Urdorf (Group 4, promoted)
2005-06 Pregassona (Group 1)3/, HC Silvaplana (Group 2), EC Winterthur II (Group 3), EHC Engelberg-Titlis (Group 4), SC Rapperswil-Jona II (Group 3/4 Promotion)
2004-05 Pregassona (Group 1)4, HC Silvaplana (Group 2), EHC Flims (Group 3)5, EHC Shaffhouse II (Group 4)
2003-04 Iragna (Group 1), HC Silvaplana (Group 2)6, SC Kusnacht (Group 3), EHC Oberthurgau 1965 (Group 4)
2002-03 Sursee (Group 1)7, La Plaiv (Group 2), SC Kusnacht (Group 3), Oberthurgau (Group 4), Urdorf (3/4 Promotion)8
2001-02 Pregassona (Group 1), Silvaplana (Group 2), SC Kusnacht (Group 3), Wil II (Group 4)
2000-01 Ceresio (Group 1), Silvaplana-Segl (Group 2), SC Kusnacht (Group 3), EHC Kreuzlingen-Konstanz (Group 4)
1999-00 HC Nivo (Group 1), EHC Glattbrugg (Group 2), SC Kusnacht II (Group 3), Silvaplana-Segl (Group 4), Nivo (1/2 Promotion)
1992-93 Ceresio, Flawil, Embrach, and EHC Rapperswil-Jona were promoted
1991-92 Schlieren, Weinfelden, Hertl Zug, and Bergun were promoted
1990-91 Lenzerheide-Valbella, Flawil, Engelberg, and Embrach were promoted
1989-90 Saint-Gall and Kreuzlingen were promoted
1988-89 Flawil, Kemmental, and Ascona were promoted, Nivo declined promotion
1987-88 Lenzerheide, Hittnau, Kreuzlingen, and Engelberg were promoted, Neuenkirch declined promotion
1986-87 Embrach, Schlieren, Bellinzona, and Chiasso were promoted

Notes: 1. The top two finishers in Group 2, Samedan and HC Silvaplana, declined promotion. 2. EC Winterthur II (1st place) and EHC Glattburg (2nd place) declined promotion. 3. Valle Verzasca (2nd, Group 1) was promoted to the 2. Liga as no other top teams in Group 1 or Group 2 (Pregassona, 1st G1, Silvaplana, 1st G2, CdH La Plaiv, 2nd G2) challenged for the right. 4. Iragna (the second place team in Group 1) was promoted as no other top teams in Group 1 or Group 2 (Preganossa, 1st G1, Silvaplana, 1st G2, CdH La Plaiv, 2nd G2), wanted promotion. 5. EHC Flims (1st in Group 3) won promotion automatically as the other top teams in Group 3 and Group 4 (EC Wil II, 2nd G3, Schaffhouse II, 1st G4, Affoltern-Hedingen, 2nd G4) challenged to be promoted. 6. No teams in Group 1 or Group 2 desired promotion. 7. Sursee was promoted directly as no other teams from Group 1 or Group 2 desired promotion. 8. Kreuzlingen II, the second place team in Group 4, was not authorized for promotion, so Schaffhouse II took their place in the 3/4 Promotion round.

Central

Season Champions
2017-18 Agrovia Stars
2016-17 HC Wohlen Freiamt (Group 5), EHC Meinisberg II (Group 6), SC Ursellen (Group 7), EHC Langenbuhl (Group 8)
2015-16 SC Reinach (Group 5), EHC Herzogenbuchsee (Group 6), EHC Bern 96 (Group 7), EHC Langenbuhl (Group 8), EHC Bern 96 (Promotion)
2014-15 HC Wohlen Freiamt (Group 5), HC Munchenbuchsee-Moosseedorf (Group 6), HC Bern Altstadt (Group 7), SC Freimettigen (Group 8)
2013-14 EHC Binningen (Group 5), EHC Zuchwil Regio (Group 6), EHC Bern 96 (Group 7), EHC Langenbuhl (Group 8)
2012-13 EHC Zunzgen-Sissach (Group 5), EHC Grachwil (Group 6), EHC Belp (Group 7), HC Muhlethurnen (Group 8)
2011-12 SC Langenthal (Group 5), EHC Meinisberg I (Group 6), HC Bern Altstadt (Group 7), SC Boningen (Group 8)
2010-11 SC Langenthal (Group 5), EHC Grachwil (Group 6), EHC Rot-Blau Bern-Bumpliz (Group 7), SC Boningen (Group 8), Bern-Bumpliz (Promotion)
2009-10 EHC Napf (Group 5), EHC Brandis (Group 6), EHC Boll (Group 7), SC Boningen (Group 8), Boll (Promotion)
2008-09 Zunzgen-Sissach II (Group 5), SC Langenthal II (Group 6), Konolfingen (Group 7), Kander Haie (Group 8)
2007-08 Wettingen-Baden II (Group 5), Biberen (Group 6), Freimettingen II (Group 7)1, Kander Haie (Group 8)
2006-07 Bucheneggberg (Group 5), Brandis II (Group 6), Freimettingen II (Group 7), Boningen (Group 8), Boningen, Schwarzenburg (Promotion rd.)
2005-06 Napf II (Group 5), Zuchwil-Regio II (Group 6), Boll (Group 7), Freimettingen II (Group 8), Boll and Napf II earned promotion in promotion round
2004-05 Rheinfelden (Group 5), Brandis II (Group 6), Meinisberg (Group 7), Oberlangenegg (Group 8), Oberlangenegg and Rheinfelden earned promotion in promotion round
2003-04 Aarau II (Group 5), EHC Schwarzenburg (Group 6), Boll (Group 7)2, Grindelwald (Group 8), Schwarzenburg and Napf were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Grindelwald and Kander Haie were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
2002-03 Thunstetten (Group 5), Grachwil (Group 6), Ursellen (Group 7), Kander Haie (Group 8), Thunstetten and Bale Petit-Huninge II were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Ursellen and Biberen were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
2001-02 Rheinfelden (Group 5), Lyssach II (Group 6), Munchenbuchsee (Group 7), Thun II (Group 8), Weiss-Blau Lyss and Lyssach were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Munchenbuchsee and Bern 96 were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
2000-01 EHC Wettingen-Baden (Group 5), EHC Schwarzenburg (Group 6), Thun II (Group 7), Oberlangenegg (Group 8), Wettingen-Baden, Reinach, and Schwarzenburg were promoted (5/6 Promotion), Beatenberg, Oberlangenegg, Rot-Blau Bern II were promoted (7/8 Promotion)
1999-00 EHC Laufen (Group 5), HC Weiss-Blau Lyss (Group 6), EHC Wiki-Munsingen (Group 7), Oberlangenegg (Group 8)3
1992-93 Baden, Rohrbach, Schaffhausen, and Belp were promoted
1991-92 Brandis, Rheinfelden, Munchenbuchsee-Moosseedorf, and Hofen were promoted
1990-91 Rot-Weiss Aarau, Wohlen, Grachwil, and Uttigen were promoted
1989-90 Meinisberg, Obergerlafingen, Oberlangenegg, and Belp were promoted
1988-89 Petit-Huningue, Oensingen, Marzili-Langgasse, and Freimettingen were promoted
1987-88 Baden, Thunstetten, Ursellen, and Mirchel were promoted
1986-87 Wettingen, Wohlen, Obergerlafingen, and Uttigen were promoted

Notes: 1. Freimettingen II was not eligible for promotion, so the second place finisher in Group 7, Boll, was promoted in their place. 2. Boll declined to play in the promotion round. 3. Oberlangenegg declined promotion, so SC Lyssach (2nd, Group 7) was promoted instead.

Romande

Season Champions
2017-18 HC Vallee de Joux (Group 3), HC Anniviers (Group 4)
2016-17 HC Vallee de Joux (Group 11), HC Anniviers (Group 12)
2015-16 HC Delemont (Group 9), HC Le Mouret (Group 10), CP Fleurier (Group 11), HC Sierre (Group 12)
2014-15 HC Saint-Imier (Group 9), Hockey Club Bulle-La Gruyere (Group 10), Lausanne 4 Clubs (Group 11), HC Sion-Nendaz 4 Vallees II (Group 12)
2013-14 HC Corgemont (Group 9), HC Le Mouret (Group 11), HC Sierre (Group 12)
2012-13 HC Corgemont (Group 9), HC Plan-les-Ouates (Group 11), HC Sion (Group 12)
2011-12 HC Courrendlin (Group 9), HC Le Mouret (Group 11), HC Lens (Group 12)
2010-11 HC Reconvilier (Group 9), HC Serrieres-Peseux (Group 11), HC Lens (Group 12)
2009-10 HC Ponts-de-Martel (Group 9), Geneve-Servette HC (Group 11), HC Lens (Group 12), Geneve-Servette (9/11 Promotion)
2008-09 Moutier II (Group 9), Genevee-Servette II (Group 11), Monthey (Group 12)
2007-08 Moutier II1 (Group 9), SenSee (Group 11), Martigny II (Group 12)
2006-07 Ajoie II (Group 9), HC Vallee de Joux (Group 11), Rarogne (Group 12)
2005-06 Tramelan II (Group 9), Guin II (Group 10), Forward Morges II (Group 11), Barogne (Group 12), Guin II (9/10 Promotion), Forward Morges II (11/12 Promotion)
2004-05 Tramelan II (Group 9), La Glane (Group 10), Trois Chene (Group 11), Saas Grund (Group 12), Trois Chene, La Glane, and Saas Grund were promoted in promotion round
2003-04 Tramelan II (Group 9), Le Locle (Group 10)2, Portes de Soleil (Group 11), Saas Fee (Group 12), Portes ddu Soleil (11/12 Promotion)
2002-03 Tramelan II (Group 9), Sarine-Fribourg (Group 10), Leysin (Group 11), Saas Fee (Group 12), Sarine-Fribourg (9/10 Promotion)
2001-02 Ajoie II (Group 9)3, Le Locle (Group 10), Bulle la Gruyere (Group 11), Saas Fee (Group 12), Le Locle (9/10 Promotion), Bulle la Gruyere (11/12 Promotion)
2000-01 Ajoie II (Group 9), Alterswil (Group 10), Renens (Group 11), Sion II (Group 12), Alterswil (9/10 Promotion)
1999-2000 HC Saint-Imier (Group 9), HG Couvet (Group 10), HC Plaffeien (Group 11), HC Montana-Crans (Group 12), Saint-Imier, Couvet, and Montana Crans earned promotion in promotion/relegation round
1992-93 Courtelle (Group 9), Le Locle II (Group 10), Prilly (Group 11), Saas Almagell (Group 12), La Valle de Joux (3rd, G11) was promoted as the only team who wanted promotion
1991-92 Cremines, Ponts-de-Martel, Octodure, and Forward Morges were promoted
1990-91 Verbier, HC Etat de Fribourg, and HC Serrieres-Peseux were promoted
1989-90 Ponts-de-Martel, Franches-Montagnes, and Sainte-Croix were promoted
1988-89 Noiraigue, Corgemont, Lens, and Val d'Illiez were promoted
1987-88 Allaine, Serrires-Peseux, Vallee de Joux, and Riviera Saintlegier were promoted
1986-87 Court, Unterstadt Fribourg, Saas-Almagell, and Leysin were promoted

Notes: 1. Moutier II was not authorized for promotion to the 2. Liga. 2. Le Locle was promoted automatically as no teams from Group 9 challenged. 3. Ajoie II was replaced in the 9/10 promotion round by Courrendlin (2nd, G9).

Seasons

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