HC Rychenberg Winterthur

HC Rychenberg
Basic data
Surname	Hockey Club Rychenberg
Seat	Winterthur
founding	May 13, 1983
Colours	yellow, red, black
president	Eric Fischer
website	www.hcrychenberg.ch
First floorball team
Head coach	Philipp Krebs (2020/21)
Venue	AXA Arena , Winterthur
Places	1999
league	National League A
2020/2021	Playoff quarter finals

The HC Rychenberg Winterthur (short "HCR") is a Swiss Floorball Association of Winterthur , which in the top Swiss league, the National League A , plays along. The club was founded in 1983 as the first floorball club in the city of Winterthur and in the same year was one of 22 initiators of the Swiss floorball sport.

The Fanion team has played in the top Swiss league (National League A) without interruption since the club was founded, was runner-up four times (1986, 1992, 1993 and 2010) and won the Swiss Cup four times (1986, 1988, 1991 and 1996).

The most successful women's team in Switzerland, the Red Ants Rychenberg Winterthur , were formerly the women's section of the HCR and as HC Rychenberg has already celebrated 12 championship titles and won the Swiss Cup 5 times. The women's section split off from the club in 2000 in order to better identify the women's section.

history

Event home game 2017 against Floorball Köniz in front of sold out stands in the Eulachhalle.

HC Rychenberg started in the 1970s. At that time, some primary school students enjoyed themselves with street hockey in the parking lot of the Rychenberg Cantonal School for several years . It was the same pupils who started HC Rychenberg a few years later on the stairs leading to the playground of the canton school.

When the hard core was already in middle school , the conflict turned into a togetherness. Instead of the tournaments among each other, there was a regular comparison of strengths with a similar community from the Winterthur suburb of Sulz-Rickenbach . Against the background of these local derbies, the team from Eulachstadt gave itself the name Hockeyclub Rychenberg Winterthur, which is still valid today. Over time, however, the confrontations with Sulz-Rickenbach brought nothing new to light and thus lost their appeal. The moment was right to look for alternatives. Fate was kind to the hockey enthusiasts from Winterthur, because it was precisely at this time that the Swiss Land Hockey Association (SLHV) initiated a trial championship for floorball.

Michel Wöck against Floorball Köniz.

The calendar of local college hockey began on February 6, 1983. Twenty-two teams took part in the first of four tournaments of the trial championship in the university sports facility in Zurich -Fluntern, including HC Rychenberg. Nationally and internationally familiar names such as Felix Arbenz and Konrad Lieske were two of the team pillars of this team from the very beginning. At the end of the trial championship, the Winterthur team looked tenth, which earned them the qualification for the first official championship of the Landhockey Association. What had to come came: a short time after the final tournament, on Friday, May 13, 1983, on the occasion of the founding meeting on the stairs to the break area of ​​the Rychenberg Cantonal School, HC Rychenberg dressed itself in an official dress and thus created the necessary conditions for the option to be able to redeem the participation in the National League A championship 1983/84.

As a result, this participation option was redeemed for the first championship in 1983/84. The yellow-red-black rose in the first official championship by four places to 6th place and advanced to the semi-finals in the first cup competition. But already at the end of the season, the HCR slipped into the first crisis: Immediately after the end of the season, eight players left the club, founded their own club together with the former competitors from Rickenbach under the name UHC Sulz-Rickenbach and thus thinned out the player ceiling of HC Rychenberg. The pioneer among the Winterthur floorball clubs recovered from the adversity within a short time and prospered splendidly in the years that followed. The number of members rose steadily to more than 250 active members, more than 160 of whom were junior, which placed high demands on the administration and repeatedly resulted in a structural reorganization and expansion of administration and organization.

Defender Nils Conrad.

In the following period from 1984 to 1988 the HCR experienced a blooming phase and always took second or third place for four consecutive seasons and won the trophy twice (1985/1986 and 1987/1988). During this phase in 1986 the successful women's section was founded, which has dominated Swiss women's uni-hockey from the very beginning and eventually became independent as Red Ants Rychenberg Winterthur in 2000 . In 1988 there were still merger talks between the former UHC Winterthur-Eulach and the HCR, but they failed. The women's section won all championship titles up to 1990 until his separation from the club. The men's section of the club has never been relegated since the beginning of the Swiss Unihockeyliga, making it the only club that has always played in the top league. In 2005, the Winterthur neighborhood club and 3rd league club UHC Rosenberg Winterthur, founded in 1992, joined the HCR.

Despite stubborn competition in the city and canton, HC Rychenberg is the only club in Switzerland that has belonged to National League A without a merger since the beginning of the national floorball calendar.

HC Rychenberg Winterthur has been training and playing in its new home at the AXA Arena in Winterthur since August 2018. With 1999 seats, this arena is an ideal place for exciting top unihockey in Winterthur. This is proven by the record attendance of an average of 1200 viewers per game in the 2019/2020 season. March 19, 2019 will go down in the history of the AXA Arena. For the first time since the AXA Arena was built, HC Rychenberg managed to fill the hall down to the last seat in a playoff game against GC Unihockey. This record still holds today. HC Rychenberg is now entering its third season in the AXA Arena.

successes

• Cup winners : 1986, 1988, 1991, 1996

Women's section until 2000

• Swiss champions: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
• Cup winners : 1987, 1991, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2000
• Silver medal at the European Cup: 1994, 1998, 2000
• Bronze medal at the European Cup: 1995, 1996, 1997

Squad season 2020/21

The squad for the 2020/21 season.

No.	player	birthday	Nat.	National team selection	boom	In the team since	Former team
goalkeeper
38	Luca Locher	November 21, 1999	Switzerland			2018	UHC alligator malans
54	Nicolas Schüpbach	August 26, 1996	Switzerland			2010	Own youth
defender
3	Luca Dall'Oglio	March 3, 1999	Switzerland		Left	2014	Own youth
4th	Nils Conrad	September 27, 1994	Switzerland	Switzerland	Left	2015	IBF Örebro Sweden
6th	Sami Gutknecht	August 6, 1995	Switzerland		Left	2006	Own youth
7th	Levin Conrad	March 19, 1998	Switzerland		Left	2019	Floorball Thurgau
15th	Noah Aeschimann	February 8, 1998	Switzerland		Left	2009	Own youth
21st	Niklas Rutz	May 1, 1999	Switzerland		Left	2013	Own youth
24	David Foelix	July 25, 1999	Switzerland		Left	2015	Own youth
29	Samuel Nussbächer	May 14, 1990	Switzerland		Left	2019	Floorball Langental Aarau
striker
8th	Ryan Neubauer	November 22, 1998	Switzerland		Left	2015	Own youth
11	Pascal Kern	January 21, 1993	Switzerland		Left	2004	Own youth
12	Daniel Keller	February 11, 1999	Switzerland		Right	2016	Own youth
16	Moritz Schaub	June 19, 1990	Switzerland		Right	2007	Own youth
17th	Moritz Krebs	July 13, 1998	Switzerland		Left	2012	Own youth
19th	Noah Puentener	July 12, 1999	Switzerland		Left	2019	SV Wiler Ersigen
22nd	Michel Wocken	4th December 1995	Switzerland		Left	2010	Own youth
23	Tobias Studer	March 28, 1998	Switzerland	Switzerland	Right	2012	Own youth
31	Jonas Lutz	January 8, 1997	Switzerland		Left	2010	Own youth
66	Patrik Doza	October 6, 1993	Czech Republic	Czech Republic	Left	2019	Floorball Köniz
81	Jami Manninen	November 27, 1987	Finland		Left	2020	Happee floorball
-	Tim Aeschimann	October 1, 1999	Switzerland		Right	2008	Alligator Malans

Team supervisor 2020/21

Surname	birthday	nationality	function
Philipp Krebs	4th December 1993	Switzerland	Head coach
Kari Koskelainen	May 24, 1982	Finland	Assistant coach
Amos Coppe	July 24, 1986	Switzerland	Assistant coach
Mirco Casteletti	October 10, 1993	Switzerland	Goalkeeper coach
Nico Scalvinoni	April 22, 1987	Switzerland	Sports director
Melanie Rüdisüli	-	Switzerland	Physiotherapist
Philipp Purkert	November 25, 1984	Germany	Physiotherapist
Fabian Schaller	-	Switzerland	Team doctor

The trainers from 1983 to 2019

from		to	Surname	birthday	nationality
2019	to		Philipp Krebs	4th December 1993	Switzerland
2018	to	2019	Jukka Kinnunen	March 12, 1980	Finland
2012	to	2018	Rolf Kern	20th January 1976	Switzerland
2011	to	2012	Daniel Costa	May 10, 1980	Switzerland
2010	to	2011	Lars Eriksson	18th December 1967	Finland
2008	to	2010	Radim Cepek	6th December 1975	Czech Republic
2008	to	2008	Roger Gerber a. i.	December 26, 1979	Switzerland
2008	to	2008	Sascha Brendler a. i.	March 31, 1974	Switzerland
2007	to	2008	Sascha Rhyner a. i.	5th October 1973	Switzerland
2007	to	2007	Thomas Weather	May 7th 1975	Switzerland
2005	to	2007	Philippe Soutter	June 30, 1962	Switzerland
2002	to	2005	Sascha Brendler	March 31, 1974	Switzerland
2002	to	2002	Philipp Vollenweider a. i.		Switzerland
2001	to	2002	Daniel Sabathy	June 6, 1967	Switzerland
1999	to	2001	Christoffer Häggström		Sweden
1999	to	1999	Daniel Brunner		Switzerland
1997	to	1999	Urs Kindhauser	January 23, 1964	Switzerland
1993	to	1997	Daniel Sabathy	June 6, 1967	Switzerland
1992	to	1993	Bruno Müller		Switzerland
1990	to	1992	Felix Coray	1962	Switzerland
1985	to	1990	Markus Basler		Switzerland
1985	to	1986	Eduard Spoon		Switzerland
1983	to	1985	Felix Arbenz	August 16, 1964	Switzerland

The presidents from 1983 to 2018

from		to	Surname	nationality
2019	to		Eric Fischer	Switzerland
2013	to	2019	Rudolf Winkler	Switzerland
2011	to	2013	Andri Ventura	Switzerland
2006	to	2011	Willy Albrecht	Switzerland
2002	to	2006	Ursula Dolski	Switzerland
2001	to	2002	Felix Arbenz	Switzerland
1996	to	2001	Thomas Brunner	Switzerland
1994	to	1996	Konrad Lieske	Switzerland
1993	to	1994	Reinhard Zirn	Switzerland
1990	to	1993	Markus Basler	Switzerland
1985	to	1990	Konrad Lieske	Switzerland
1984	to	1985	Urs Kindhauser a. i.	Switzerland
1983	to	1985	Konrad Lieske	Switzerland

statistics

Audience numbers

The audience average from 2005 to today.

season	Home games	Total	average	Attendance record	Against
2020/2021	11	13755	1200	1600	Train United
2018/2019	13	14332	1102	1950	Grasshopper Club Zurich
2017/2018	15th	11107	740	2176	Tigers Langnau
2016/2017	14th	8840	631	2050	Floorball Köniz
2015/2016	17th	14646	862	2250	Grasshopper Club Zurich
2014/2015	13	5160	397	1510	Grasshopper Club Zurich
2013/2014	13	3875	298	593	Grasshopper Club Zurich
2012/2013	16	6367	398	937	UHC alligator malans
2011/2012	14th	4090	292	462	Tigers Langnau
2010/2011	13	4330	333	718	SV Wiler-Ersigen
2009/2010	17th	10336	608	1507	SV Wiler-Ersigen
2008/2009	11	3527	321	473	SV Wiler-Ersigen
2007/2008	12	4419	368	746	Grasshopper Club Zurich
2006/2007	13	5284	406	700	SV Wiler-Ersigen
2005/2006	11	4420	402	640	SV Wiler-Ersigen

Top scorer

The top scorers from 1999 to today including playoffs.

season	Surname	Nat	T	A.	Pt
2019/2020	Tuomas Iskola	Finland	18th	13	31
2018/2019	Michel Wocken	Switzerland	17th	17th	34
2017/2018	Fredrik Holtz	Sweden	29	28	57
2016/2017	Fredrik Holtz	Sweden	28	15th	43
2015/2016	Mikko Hautaniemi	Finland	28	22nd	50
2014/2015	Mikko Hautaniemi	Finland	41	13	54
2013/2014	Moritz Schaub	Switzerland	28	12	40
2012/2013	Mikko Hautaniemi	Finland	37	20th	57
2011/2012	Mikko Hautaniemi	Finland	50	23	73
2010/2011	Vojtech Skalik	Czech Republic	28	12	40
2009/2010	Radim Cepek	Czech Republic	23	28	51
2008/2009	Vojtech Skalik	Czech Republic	18th	17th	35
2007/2008	Cedric Rüegsegger	Switzerland	19th	19th	38
2006/2007	Cedric Rüegsegger	Switzerland	22nd	7th	29
2005/2006	Radim Cepek	Czech Republic	28	22nd	50
2004/2005	Radim Cepek	Czech Republic	31	26th	57
2003/2004	Thomas Weber	Switzerland	23	22nd	45
2002/2003	Radim Cepek	Czech Republic	20th	17th	45
2001/2002	Simon Eichmann	Switzerland	23	15th	38
2000/2001	Simon Eichmann	Switzerland	9	14th	23
1999/2000	Philipp Vollenweider	Switzerland	18th	6th	24

Well-known and foreign ex-players from 1983 to 2019

Surname	birthday	nationality	In the NLA team	Regular club	International matches
The goalkeepers
Andreas Boehm	October 10, 1974	Switzerland	until 2004		various Austria
Adrian Bosshardt	20th November 1975	Switzerland	1987 to 2006	HC Rychenberg	8th
Werner Heiniger	7th August 1964	Switzerland	1983 to	HC Rychenberg	-
Patrick Kellenberger	September 14, 1978	Switzerland	until 2003		18th
Jakob Lieske	April 23, 1968	Switzerland	1984 to 2001	HC Rychenberg	20th
Pascal Meier	June 18, 1990	Switzerland	until 2013	Kloten - Bülach Jets	27
Edi-Marc Schütz	September 19, 1981	Switzerland	2005 to 2010	UHC Uster	3
the defenders
Juerg Billeter	July 26, 1967	Switzerland	1984 to	HC Rychenberg
Simon Eichmann	August 30, 1982	Switzerland	1998 to 2011	UHC Wila	38
Matthias Ettlin	April 5th 1976	Switzerland	until 2000	HC Rychenberg	31
Roger Gerber	December 26, 1979	Switzerland	2005 to 2007	UHC Sulz-Rickenbach	40
Terry Hawkridge	February 13, 1976	Switzerland	until 2003		2
Dominik Heller	January 13, 1979	Switzerland	2005 to 2010	Jona - Uznach Flames	3
Thomas Keizer	4th August 1966	Switzerland	1988 to 1995	UHC Dietlikon	21st
Mikael Kari Johannes Lax	June 30, 1988	Finland	2011 to 2013	SBS Rupr, Huittinen Finland	div.
Roger Lindberg		Sweden	1993 to 1994	Sweden	-
Niko Nordlund	4th October 1982	Finland	2004 to 2005	SC Classic , Tampere Finland	div.
Roger Pfiffner		Switzerland	1984 to	HC Rychenberg	1
Adam Štegl	4th August 1990	Czech Republic	2008	Tatran Střešovice , Prague	div.
Jonas Thomsson	September 7, 1983	Sweden	2008 to 2010	KAIS Mora IF , Mora Sweden	div. Estonia
Daniel Villiger	2nd November 1979	Switzerland	until 2004	HC Rychenberg	2
Thomas Weber	April 21, 1977	Switzerland	2001 to 2011	UHC Rot-Weiss Chur	70
The Center
Felix Arbenz	August 16, 1964	Switzerland	1983 to 1995	HC Rychenberg	29
Radim Cepek	6th December 1975	Czech Republic	2002 to 2010	FBC Pepino Ostrava	127
Daniel Folta	March 7, 1977	Czech Republic	1997	1. SC Vítkovice , Ostrava	div.
Joel Friolet	September 13, 1989	Switzerland	1998 to 2011	HC Rychenberg	2
Jonas Grunder	August 31, 1984	Switzerland	1993 to 2010	HC Rychenberg	3
Christoffer Häggström		Sweden	1998 to 2001	Sweden	-
Jukka-Pekka Kinnunen	March 12, 1980	Finland	2010 to 2013	Haukiputaan Hillerit, Haukipudas Finland	4th
Markus Leemann	March 8, 1971	Switzerland	1991 to 1999	UHC Sulz-Rickenbach	-
Andreas Rutishauser	January 21, 1968	Switzerland	1990 to 1993 1995 to 1996	UHC Kloten	8th
Philipp Vollenweider	5th February 1976	Switzerland	until 2006	HC Rychenberg	-
The strikers
Emil Antolovic	January 12, 1973	Sweden	1993 to 1994	Dalhems U-klubb, Dalhem Sweden
Roman Arpagaus	July 7, 1967	Switzerland	1990 to 2000	UHC tornado bazenheid	22nd
Magnus Ekman		Sweden	from 1995	Sweden
Alain Georg	October 12, 1966	Switzerland	1984 to 1993	HC Rychenberg	6th
Daniel hunter	March 18, 1969	Switzerland	1992 to 1999	UHC tornado bazenheid	1
Rolf Kern	20th January 1976	Switzerland	1995 to 2008	HC Rychenberg	30th
Pavel Kožušník	February 21, 1977	Czech Republic	2005	FK Torpedo Havířov, Havířov	div.
Reto Leemann	May 7, 1976	Switzerland	until 2008	HC Rychenberg	-
Konrad Lieske	May 22, 1965	Switzerland	1983 to 1991	HC Rychenberg	1
Alex Matt		Switzerland			46
Marcel Notz	5th August 1968	Switzerland	from 1989	Giants Kloten	3
Heikki Rantala	April 26, 1982	Finland	2006 to 2007	Tampereen Gunners, Tampere Finland	-
Cédric Rüegsegger	February 15, 1982	Switzerland	to 2012	SV Wiler-Ersigen	19th
Michael Scholz	March 20, 1976	Switzerland	until 1999	HC Rychenberg	-
Mark Schuler	December 26, 1984	Switzerland	until 2008	HC Rychenberg	1
Vojtěch Skalík	August 8, 1986	Czech Republic	2008 to 2012	FK Torpedo Havířov, Havířov	div.
Thomas Wolfer	September 14, 1984	Switzerland	2008 to 2011	HC Rychenberg	3
Michael Zürcher	March 3, 1981	Switzerland	2001 to 2006	UHC Kanti Bülach	100

Well-known ex-players from 1986 to 2000 (years after 2000 in the split-off organization Red Ants Rychenberg Winterthur ): Regula Kindhauser (1986 to 2002), Monika Minder (1992 to), Annetta Steiner (1992 to 1998), Meria Maria Pitkänen ( FIN, 1995 to 1996), Sabine Forster (1995 to 2006), Trix Roth (1996 to 2002), Manuela Zürcher (1997 to 2000), Nicole Rieser (1998 to 2002), Johanna Breiding (1999 to 2002), Susan Brunner- Sägesser (until 1999), Marisa Mazzarelli (until 2002), Valerie Nad (until 1999), Natalie Stadelmann (until 2011), Béatrice Trachsel (until 2003), Margot Ulmer (until 2002), Monika Zeugin, Steffi Buchli .

Individual evidence

1. ^ History of HC Rychenberg Winterthur ( Memento from November 27, 2015 in the Internet Archive ). Retrieved December 9, 2012.
2. ↑ http://www.unihockey.ch/rosenberg/ in the Internet Wayback Machine in the version of February 13, 2005. ( Memento of February 13, 2005 in the Internet Archive )
3. ^ "Fusion in Winterthur" , news article on unihockey.ch from July 19, 2004. Retrieved on December 9, 2012.
4. ↑ The squad for the 2020/2021 season
5. ↑ Audience figures HCR NLA season 2015/2016. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on March 7, 2016 ; Retrieved March 5, 2016 . 
6. ↑ Audience figures HCR NLA season 2014/2015. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on April 28, 2015 ; Retrieved April 28, 2015 . 
7. ↑ Audience figures HCR NLA season 2013/2014. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on February 16, 2014 ; accessed on February 16, 2014 . 
8. ↑ Audience figures for the 2012/2013 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
9. ↑ Audience figures for the 2011/2012 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
10. ↑ Audience figures for the 2010/2011 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
11. ↑ Audience figures for the 2009/2010 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
12. ↑ Audience figures for the 2008/2009 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
13. ↑ Audience figures for the 2007/2008 season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
14. ↑ Audience figures NLA season 2006/2007. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
15. ↑ Audience figures for the NLA season 2005/2006. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
16. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2019/2020. Swiss Unihockey, accessed April 29, 2020 . 
17. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2018/2019. Swiss Unihockey, accessed March 25, 2019 . 
18. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2017/2018. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on April 9, 2018 ; accessed on April 9, 2018 . 
19. ^ Scorer list NLA men without playoffs. Swiss Unihockey, November 26, 2017, accessed November 26, 2017 . 
20. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2016/2017. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on November 26, 2017 ; Retrieved November 26, 2017 . 
21. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2014/2015. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on April 28, 2015 ; Retrieved April 28, 2015 . 
22. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2013/2014. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on February 16, 2014 ; accessed on February 16, 2014 . 
23. ↑ Top scorer of the SML season 2012/2013. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
24. ↑ Top scorer of the 2011/2012 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
25. ↑ Top scorer of the 2010/2011 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
26. ↑ Top scorer of the 2009/2010 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
27. ↑ Top scorer of the 2008/2009 SML season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
28. ↑ Top scorer of the 2007/2008 SML season. (No longer available online.) Swiss Unihockey, formerly the original ; Retrieved on July 17, 2013 (the itemization was originally set incorrectly, so there is no archived version of this page).  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  
29. ↑ Top scorer of the 2006/2007 SML season. (No longer available online.) Swiss Unihockey, formerly the original ; Retrieved on July 17, 2013 (the itemization was originally set incorrectly, so there is no archived version of this page).  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  
30. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2005/2006. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
31. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2004/2005. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
32. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2003/2004. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
33. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2002/2003. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
34. ↑ Top scorer of the 2001/2002 NLA season. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
35. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 2000/2001. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 
36. ↑ Top scorer of the NLA season 1999/2000. Swiss Unihockey, archived from the original on July 17, 2013 ; Retrieved July 17, 2013 . 

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