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The '''Serie A''' was the second level of ice hockey in [[Switzerland]] from 1937 to | The '''Serie A''' was the second level of ice hockey in [[Switzerland]] from 1937 to 1956. The [[National League B]] was created as the new second-level league for the 1947-48 season, and as a result the Serie A became a third-level competition. | ||
==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:52, 14 March 2018
The Serie A was the second level of ice hockey in Switzerland from 1937 to 1956. The National League B was created as the new second-level league for the 1947-48 season, and as a result the Serie A became a third-level competition.
Champions
- 1938: EHC Arosa[1]
- 1939: Zurich SC II[2]
- 1940: Lausanne HC (West), Wengen (East), Zurich SC II (East), HC Davos II (Graubunden)[3]
- 1941: EHC Arosa[4]
- 1942: Zurich SC II[5]
- 1943: Zurich SC II[6]
- 1944: HC Davos II[7]
- 1945: Young Sprinters Neuchâtel[8]
- 1946: HC Château-d’Œx[9]
- 1947: EHC Basel-Rotweiss II[10]
- 1948: Zurich SC Seniors[11]
- 1949: Zurich SC II[12]
- 1950: EHC St. Moritz[13]
- 1951: HC Gstaad[14]
- 1952: Grindelwald[15]
- 1953: Zurich SC Seniors[16]
- 1954: HC Montana[17]
- 1955: Petit-Huningen[18]
- 1956: Genève-Servette HC[19]
References
- ↑ 1937-38 season
- ↑ 1938-39 season
- ↑ 1939-40 season
- ↑ 1940-41 season
- ↑ 1941-42 season
- ↑ 1942-43 season
- ↑ 1943-44 season
- ↑ 1944-45 season
- ↑ 1945-46 season
- ↑ 1946-47 season
- ↑ 1947-48 season
- ↑ 1948-49 season
- ↑ 1949-50 season
- ↑ 1950-51 season
- ↑ 1951-52 season
- ↑ 1952-53 season
- ↑ 1953-54 season
- ↑ 1954-55 season
- ↑ 1947-48 season