Swiss Serie C

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The Swiss Serie C was formed as the fourth-level competition in Switzerland for the 1946-47 season. It became the fifth level league the following year, and operated until 1957.

Results

1946-47

12 teams participated in the competition, which was only held in the Central Switzerland I region (Zurich area).

  • 1/22: Konolfingen II - Munsingen 5:1 - training game[1]

[2]

  • Effretikon - Zurcher SC 5:0 Forfeit
  • Dubendorf - Zurcher SC 5:0 Forfeit

[3]

  • Pfaffikon/Fehraltorf - Oerlikon 4:2
  • Dagerlen - Weinfelden 2:1
  • Grasshoppers IV - Feebach 5:0 Forfeit

Semifinals[4]

  • Grasshoppers IV - Herisau II 8:0
  • Dubendorf III - Pfaffikon/Fehraltorf II 9:0

Final

  • Grasshoppers IV - Dubendorf III 8:2[5]
1947-48

Winterthur Group

[6]

  • Seuzach - Weinfelden II 6:3
  • Seuzach - Frauenfeld 7:4
  • Dagerlen - Frauenfeld 9:1
1948-49
  • 2/13: Bassersdorf - Weinfelden 6:0[7]

Zurcher SC IV won the Central Switzerland I group.[8]

1949-50
  • 11/21: Gotterau Fribourg - Marzili 9:0 - friendly[9]
  • 1/2: Ilanz - Arosa II 4:4[10]

EC Kleindottingen was also a participant.[11]

1950-51

"However, the clubs in Serie C have fallen behind in terms of games, as the start of the championship coincided with the sudden change in the weather on January 7th, accompanied by heavy rainfall. However, as only the title of regional champion is awarded in this series and the clubs in the two next series will no longer be using the Dolder facility from the beginning of February, it should still be possible to get this championship completed in time. In three of the four groups, which contain a total of eighteen teams, one team has already competed twice, despite the miserable weather. EHC Weinfelden literally ran over Schaffhausen II and Seuzach and can now hardly be beaten for group victory. Rapperswil's second formation also made little fuss over Küsnacht II and especially Uster/Greifensee II; their path to group victory is, however, somewhat longer because they are part of a group of five and therefore still have two games to play, namely against Grasshoppers II and Dübendorf III. The same applies to EHC Riesbach, which drew in Pfäffikon before winning in Bassersdorf; this team will still face Oerlikon II and ZSC V."[12]

"In the last days of March, the championship of the Serie C Central Switzerland region was brought to a conclusion in the Zurich Hallenstadion. The title went to the fifth team of Zürcher SC."[13]

1951-52

24 teams were set to compete.[14] EHC Riesbach won the Central Switzerland I championship.[15]

Gstaad Tournament[16]

Semifinals

  • Rosey II - Leysin II 7:0
  • Lausanne IV - Gotteron III 4:1

Final

  • Rosey II - Lausanne IV 2:0

3rd place

  • Gotteron III - Leysin II 5:1
1952-53

29 teams were set to compete.[17]

  • 1/20: Weinfelden II - Bulach III 3:1[18]

[19]

  • 1/22: Weinfelden II - Veltheim II 2:1
  • 1/22: Zurcher SC IV - Berg 4:3
  • 2/19: Weinfelden II - Uster II Forfeit - regional championship[20]
  • 2/26: Blau-Weiss Zurich II - Weinfelden II 2:1 - "[21]

Jura Region

HC Moutier's second team was "riding alone" in the only group in this series, where the Delémont and Porrentruy teams were both lacking in training.[22]

1953-54

35 teams were set to compete.[23]

  • 2/7: Urdorf' - Veltheim II 6:4 - Zurich final[24]
  • 2/11: Rheinfelden II - Basel VI 9:4[25]
  • EHC Urdorf - EHC Kloten II 3:0 - final[26]

Jura Region[27]

Group I

(2 GP)

  1. Reconvilier 4 pts
  2. Gotteron III 2 pts
  3. Moutier II 0 pts

Group II

(2 GP)

  1. Delemont II 4 pts
  2. Courtetelle 2 pts
  3. Porrentruy II 0 pts

Final

  • Reconvilier - Delemont II 3:2
1954-55

35 teams were set to compete.[28]

[29]

  • Le Fuet - Moutier II 2:2
  • Sonceboz II - Reconvilier II 10:3
1955-56

35 teams were set to compete. 24 teams were also slated to participate in a new Serie D competition, which was only documented for this season.[30]

  • 2/12: Courtetelle - Delemont II 4:1 - replay[31]

Western Final [32]

  • 2/26: Moutier II - Rosay III 4:4 OT
  • 2/28: Moutier II - Rosay III 2:1
1956-57

31 teams were set to compete.[33]

Jura Championship[34]

The championship was played as a single-elimination tournament.

Semifinals

  • Vendlincourt - St-Ursanne 7:1
  • Saicourt - Delemont II 4:2

3rd place

  • Delemont II - St-Ursanne 19:2

Final

  • Saicourt - Vendlincourt 3:0

References

  1. ↑ Der Bund, 1947-01-23
  2. ↑ Bieler Tagblatt, 1947-02-03
  3. ↑ Die Tat, 1947-02-17
  4. ↑ Die Tat, 1947-02-24
  5. ↑ Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 1947-03-03
  6. ↑ Bieler Tagblatt, 1948-02-23
  7. ↑ Bieler Tagblatt, 1949-02-14
  8. ↑ Neue Berner Zeitung, 1949-03-19
  9. ↑ Der Bund, 1949-11-22
  10. ↑ Bieler Tagblatt, 1950-01-03
  11. ↑ Die Tat, 1950-01-31
  12. ↑ Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 1951-01-20
  13. ↑ Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 1951-04-02
  14. ↑ Der Bund, 1951-11-27
  15. ↑ Der Bund, 1952-03-12
  16. ↑ Courrier de Genève, 1952-01-01
  17. ↑ Der Bund, 1952-11-05
  18. ↑ Thurgauer Zeitung, 1953-01-21
  19. ↑ Thurgauer Zeitung, 1953-01-23
  20. ↑ Thurgauer Zeitung, 1953-02-20
  21. ↑ Thurgauer Zeitung, 1953-02-27
  22. ↑ Journal du Jura, 1953-02-04
  23. ↑ Bieler Tagblatt, 1953-11-07
  24. ↑ Der Bund, 1954-02-08
  25. ↑ Neue Zürcher Nachrichten, 1954-02-12
  26. ↑ Neue Zürcher Nachrichten, 1954-02-26
  27. ↑ Journal du Jura, 1954-02-17
  28. ↑ Freiburger Nachrichten, 1954-11-06
  29. ↑ Journal du Jura, 1955-01-10
  30. ↑ Freiburger Nachrichten, 1955-11-05
  31. ↑ Courrier de Genève, 1956-02-13
  32. ↑ Journal du Jura, 1956-03-01
  33. ↑ Freiburger Nachrichten, 1956-11-09
  34. ↑ Journal du Jura, 1957-01-22
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