Switzerland National League A history and statistics

Swiss-A History

The Switzerland National League A is a European Elite hockey league that has operated from 1979 to 2013.

Switzerland National League A
Year	Teams	Champion	Runner-Up	Result
	In: Arosa In: Bern In: Biel In: Chaux-de-Fonds In: Davos In: Kloten In: Langnau In: Lausanne
1979-80	8 Teams
Out: Chaux-de-Fonds	In: Fribourg-Gotteron
1980-81	8 Teams
Out: Lausanne	In: Zurich
1981-82	8 Teams
Out: Bern Out: Fribourg-Gotteron Out: Kloten Out: Langnau Out: Zurich	In: Ambri-Piotta
1982-83	4 Teams
Out: Ambri-Piotta Out: Davos	In: Langnau
1984-85	3 Teams
Out: Langnau	In: Ambri-Piotta In: Davos In: Fribourg-Gotteron In: Kloten In: Lugano In: Olten In: Sierre In: Zurich
1985-86	10 Teams
Out: Arosa Out: Davos Out: Sierre	In: Ajoie In: Bern In: Zug
1989-90	10 Teams
Out: Ajoie	In: Sierre
1990-91	10 Teams
Out: Biel Out: Fribourg-Gotteron Out: Lugano Out: Olten Out: Sierre Out: Zurich
1991-92	4 Teams
	In: Ajoie In: Biel In: Chur EHC In: Fribourg-Gotteron In: Lugano In: Zurich
1992-93	10 Teams
Out: Ajoie Out: Chur EHC	In: Davos In: Olten
1993-94	10 Teams
Out: Olten	In: Rapperswil-Jona
1994-95	10 Teams
Out: Biel	In: Lausanne
1995-96	10 Teams
Out: Lausanne	In: Chaux-de-Fonds
1996-97	10 Teams
	In: Herisau SC
1997-98	11 Teams
Out: Chaux-de-Fonds Out: Herisau SC	In: Langnau
1998-99	10 Teams
1999-00	10 Teams
	In: Chaux-de-Fonds In: Chur EHC
2000-01	12 Teams
Out: Chaux-de-Fonds	In: Lausanne
2001-02	12 Teams
Out: Chur EHC	In: Geneve Servette
2002-03	12 Teams
	In: Basel
2003-04	13 Teams
Out: Basel
2004-05	12 Teams
Out: Lausanne	In: Basel
2005-06	12 Teams
2006-07	12 Teams
2007-08	12 Teams
Out: Basel	In: Biel
2008-09	12 Teams
2009-10	12 Teams
2010-11	12 Teams
2011-12	12 Teams
2012-13	12 Teams

Switzerlan

Lausanne [1979-2005]

Chur EHC [1992-2002]

Switzerland

Herisau SC [1997-1999]

Arosa, Switzerland

Arosa [1979-1986]

Basel, Switzerland

Basel [2003-2008]

Bern, Switzerland

Bern [1979-2013]

Biel-Bienne, Switzerlan

Biel [1979-2013]

Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerlan

Davos, Switzerland

Davos [1979-2013]

Fribourg, Switzerland

Geneva, Switzerland

Kloten, Switzerland

Kloten [1979-2013]

Langnau, Switzerland

Langnau [1979-2013]

Lugano, Switzerland

Lugano [1980-2013]

Olten, Switzerland

Olten [1985-1994]

Porrentruy, Switzerland

Ajoie [1989-1993]

Quinto, Switzerland

Ambri-Piotta [1982-2013]

Rapperswil, Switzerland

Sierre, Switzerland

Sierre [1985-1991]

Zug, Switzerland

Zug [1989-2013]

Zurich, Switzerland

Zurich [1981-2013]