Nationalliga A (small field handball)
National League A | |
abbreviation | NLA |
Association | Handball Committee (HBA) of the Swiss Federal Gymnastics Association (ETV) |
First edition | 1967 |
Last event | 1971 |
hierarchy | 1st level |
Teams | 8th |
Game mode | Round tournament |
Record winner |
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↑ top division
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The National League A was the top division in Swiss small-field handball .
history
With the trial operation in 1966 , a Swiss small-field handball championship was held in a league for the first time. The Grasshoppers Club Zurich was the champion of the first season .
With the 1967 season of National League A, regular game operations began and a National League B was created.
organization
The game was organized from the beginning by the handball committee (HBA) of the Swiss Federal Gymnastics Club .
master
year | master | Points (M) | Runner-up | Points (VM) |
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1967 |
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28 |
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18th |
1968 |
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25th |
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17th |
1969 |
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28 |
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17th |
1970 |
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18th |
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16 |
1971 |
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17th |
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13 |
Most successful clubs
rank | society | master | Second | Title years |
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1. |
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4th | 0 | 1967 , 1968 , 1969 , 1970 |
2. |
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1 | 1 | 1971 |
3. |
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0 | 2 | |
4th |
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1 | ||
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Individual evidence
- ^ A b Peter Weber : Swiss championships in field and small field handball. (PDF; 13.2 MB) 1932 - 1981. Swiss Handball Federation , 1981, accessed on May 18, 2017 .