Swiss national floorball team

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The Swiss national floorball team presents Switzerland at international matches and tournaments in the sport of floorball . In 1998 the team became vice world champions.

history

In addition to Finland and Sweden, Switzerland is considered the birthplace of college hockey. The national association was founded in 1985, and the first international match against Sweden took place on February 14, 1987 (4: 8 in Zurich). In 1998 the team was runner-up after a 3:10 in the final against Sweden. Then Switzerland won the bronze medal six times. Her worst World Cup result was 5th at the first World Cup (1996). At the Euro Floorball Tour 2017 in Kirchberg BE, the Swiss national floorball team managed to defeat Sweden for the first time.

24,695 floorball players are registered in Switzerland.

The record Swiss national player is Matthias Hofbauer with 168 games, followed by Michael Zürcher (139) and Christoph Hofbauer (128). (As of May 2017)

Placements

World championships

WM Venue (s) rank
1996 SwedenSweden Skellefteå , Uppsala , Stockholm 5th place
1998 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Brno , Prague 2nd place
2000 NorwayNorway Drammen , Oslo , Sarpsborg 3rd place
2002 FinlandFinland Helsinki 3rd place
2004 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Zurich , Kloten 4th Place
2006 SwedenSweden Helsingborg , Malmö , Botkyrka , Solna , Stockholm 3rd place
2008 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Ostrava , Prague 3rd place
2010 FinlandFinland Helsinki , Vantaa 4th Place
2012 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Zurich , Bern 3rd place
2014 SwedenSweden Gothenburg 4th Place
2016 LatviaLatvia Riga 3rd place
2018 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Prague 3rd place

European championships

In 1994 and 1995 two European floorball championships were held.

EM Venue (s) rank
1994 FinlandFinland Helsinki 3rd place
1995 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Zurich 3rd place

Euro Floorball Tour

year output venue rank
2008 November Kuopio 3rd place
2009 April Piteå 4th Place
November Brno 4th Place
2010 April Zurich 3rd place
November Espoo 3rd place
2011 April Linkoping 3rd place
November Brno 3rd place
2012 April Bern 3rd place
November Vaxjo 3rd place
2013 April Tampere 4th Place
November Schaffhausen 4th Place
2014 April Česká Lípa 4th Place
November Hämeenlinna 4th Place
2015 April Sandviken 3rd place
November Brno 2nd place
2016 April Lausanne 3rd place
November Vaxjo 3rd place
2017 April Turku 3rd place
November Kirchberg BE 3rd place

Player and coach

Current players

number vintage Surname society
Goalie
30th 1990 Pascal Meier Grasshopper Club Zurich
29 1990 Patrick Eder Floorball Köniz
defender
6th 1988 Florian cake Floorball Köniz
9 1990 Luca Graf Floorball Köniz
25th 1991 Christoph Meier Grasshopper Club Zurich
20th 1993 Kevin Berry UHC alligator malans
10 1990 Lukas master SV Wiler-Ersigen
5 1994 Nicola Bischofberger SV Wiler-Ersigen
26th 1992 Christoph Camenisch UHC alligator malans
striker
19th 1981 Matthias Hofbauer SV Wiler-Ersigen
81 1981 Michael Zürcher Grasshopper Club Zurich
13 1987 Emanuel Antener Floorball Köniz
23 1993 Manuel Engel Vaxjo Vipers
11 1993 Manuel Maurer Floorball Köniz
18th 1992 Claudio Laely Grasshopper Club Zurich
11 1991 Nino Wälti Floorball Köniz
21st 1987 Linard Parli IK Sirius IBK
14th 1988 Simon Flühmann UHC Grünenmatt
3 1993 Jonas Ledergerber Floorball Köniz
92 1992 Remo Buchli UHC alligator malans
3 1992 Tim Braillard UHC alligator malans

As of April 2, 2016

Trainer

The national coach is appointed by the Swiss Floorball Association, Swiss Unihockey . Together with his assistants, he looks after the national team and can independently decide on the nominations of players. The current national coach is David Jansson . His assistants are Esa Jussila and Luan Misini .

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Swiss Floorball Association. International Floorball Federation, accessed October 27, 2015 .
  2. ↑ Men's A national team: Eternal squad. swiss unihockey, accessed on October 27, 2015 .
  3. ↑ swiss unihockey :: Men A. In: www.swissunihockey.ch. Retrieved April 2, 2016 .