Swiss Women’s Hockey League A

League status: Active
English name: Swiss Women’s Hockey League A
Year of start: 1986

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19 May 2016 \|	Rahel Michielin (F)	SC Weinfelden	St. Thomas University
19 May 2016 \|	Livia Altmann (D)	ZSC Lions	Colgate University
19 May 2016 \|	Carly Payerl (F)	R.I.T.	HC Lugano
05 Feb 2016 \|	Mathilde Bopp (G)	HC Université Neuchâtel	retired

League leaders | season 2021-2022 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Sidney Morin	D	HC Ladies Lugano	25	20	38	58	2
2.	Dominique Rüegg	F	ZSC Lions	23	27	25	52	18
3.	Laura Zimmermann	F	EV Bomo Thun	25	21	18	39	40
4.	Ronja Mogren	F	HC Ladies Lugano	25	22	16	38	20
5.	Coralie Larose	F	Neuchâtel Hockey Academy	25	20	12	32	14
6.	Sinja Leemann	F	ZSC Lions	23	13	19	32	8
7.	Nicole Bullo	D	HC Ladies Lugano	22	6	24	30	30
8.	Romy Eggimann	F	HC Ladies Lugano	22	12	16	28	8
9.	Betty Jouanny	F	EV Bomo Thun	24	9	19	28	8
10.	Stefanie Marty	F	EV Bomo Thun	22	15	11	26	12
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ZSC Lions

SWHL (formerly known as Leistungsklasse A (LKA)) is the top tier league in Swiss women's hockey.

from 1986 to 2014: Leistungsklasse A
from 2014 to present: Swiss Women’s Hockey League A

2022-2023: ZSC Lions
2021-2022: HC Lugano
2021-2022: ZSC Lions
2018-2019: HC Lugano
2017-2018: ZSC Lions
2016-2017: ZSC Lions
2015-2016: ZSC Lions
2014-2015: HC Lugano
2013-2014: HC Lugano
2012-2013: ZSC Lions
2011-2012: ZSC Lions
2010-2011: ZSC Lions
2009-2010: HC Lugano
2008-2009: HC Lugano
2007-2008: DHC Langenthal
2006-2007: HC Lugano
2005-2006: HC Lugano
2004-2005: EV Zug
2003-2004: EV Zug
2002-2003: SC Reinach
2001-2002: SC Reinach
2000-2001: SC Reinach
1998-1999: EV Zug
1997-1998: EV Zug
1996-1997: SC Lyss
1995-1996: SC Lyss
1994-1995: SC Lyss
1993-1994: DHC Langenthal
1992-1993: SC Lyss
1991-1992: EHC Bülach
1990-1991: Grasshopper Club Zürich
1989-1990: Grasshopper Club Zürich
1988-1989: Grasshopper Club Zürich
1987-1988: EHC Kloten
1986-1987: EHC Kloten

Recent newsShow all news»

Swiss twin sisters Julia and Stefanie Marty announce that they retire from the Swiss women's team after 11 years. Julia retires also from club hockey while Stefanie will play another year for Université Neuchâtel.

(27 Aug 2015)

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Fast factsseason 2021-2022

Youngest player: Julia Näf (15 years)
Oldest player: Marina Zürcher (36 years)
Shortest player: Kristina Kontny (157 cm)
Tallest player: Alexandra Lehmann (180 cm)
Nationalities: Austria (4), Canada (2), Czechia (1), France (5), Germany (1), Italy (4), Switzerland (116), Slovakia (3), Sweden (1), USA (2)

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