Swiss floorball

swiss floorball
legal form	society
purpose	Swiss Floorball Association
Seat	Ittigen , Switzerland
founding	April 20, 1985
place	Sarnen , Switzerland
president	Daniel Bareiss
Vice President (s)	Jörg Beer
Board	Andreas Landolt Peter Zingg Markus Bürki Roger Lötscher Markus Vetsch; ; ; ;
executive Director	Michael Zoss
Members	400 clubs
Employee	30th
Website	www.swissunihockey.ch

swiss unihockey (formerly the Swiss Unihockey Association SUHV ) is the sports association that represents the sport of floorball in Switzerland.

history

The association was founded on April 20, 1985 in Sarnen. On November 18, 1989, the association was incorporated into the Swiss National Association for Sport (SLS), the umbrella organization for Swiss sports (today the Swiss Olympic Association ). Thus, this still young sport joined the established associations. Together with the floorball federations Sweden and Finland, the Swiss floorball federation founded the floorball world federation International Floorball Federation (IFF) in 1986 in Huskvarna, Sweden .

Founding associations

The Swiss Unihockey Association, today Swiss Unihockey, was founded in 1985 by the following floorball clubs:

UHC Grün-Weiss Zurich
UHC City Chur
UHC Kloten
LA Zurich-North
UHC Bassersdorf
UHC Ipsach
UHC tornado bazerness
SC Laupen
UHC Rätia Chur
UHC Oberland 84
Pathfinder Falkenstein
Giants Kloten
UHC Spartak Chur
UHC Urdorf
UHC Dietlikon
UHC TLS Köniz
UHT LC Dübendorf
UHU Bern
UHT Scalara Chur
UHC Haldenstein
UHTzaziwil
UHC Visper Lions

structure

The Assembly of Delegates (DV), the Association Council (VR), the Central Board (ZV) and the Sports Committee (SPA) form the four organs of the Association.

The association operates the two national leagues A and B as well as the regional leagues of Swiss floorball.

Commissions

Training and Young Talent Commission (ANK)
Technical Commission (TK)
Referee Commission (SK)
Selection Committee (ALK)
Disciplinary Committee (DK)
Association Court (VG)
Control Committee (KA)

Regional associations

In addition to the national association, there are various regional associations, most of which are active at the cantonal level:

designation	Affiliated cantons
Aargau Floorball Association	Aargau
Cantonal Bernese Floorball Association	Bern
Graubünden floorball association	Grisons
Freiburg Floorball Association	Friborg
IG Unihockey Northwestern Switzerland	Basel-City, Basel-Country, Solothurn
Cantonal Floorball Association Schaffhausen	Schaffhausen
St. Gallisch-Appenzell Floorball Association	St. Gallen / Appenzell
Thurgau Floorball Association	Thurgau
Associazione Floorball Ticino	Ticino
Cantonal floorball association	Zurich
Central Swiss youth development for floorball	Lucerne, Obwalden, Nidwalden, Schwyz, Uri, Zug

National teams

Swiss Unihockey operates four national teams for men and three national teams for women, as well as a student selection.

Men A
Men U23
Men u19
Men U17

Women A
Women U19
Women U17

Association numbers

Clubs: 400
Teams: 2,175
Licensed players: 33,100
Referee: 1,500

Web links

Individual evidence

^ History of floorball ( Memento from December 15, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
↑ ^a ^b swiss unihockey :: Facts & Figures. In: www.swissunihockey.ch. Retrieved January 19, 2016 .
↑ swiss unihockey :: national teams. Retrieved November 5, 2018 .
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d swiss unihockey :: Facts & Figures. In: www.swissunihockey.ch. Retrieved December 26, 2016 .

[1] History of floorball ( Memento from December 15, 2014 in the Internet Archive )

[:0-2] swiss unihockey :: Facts & Figures. In: www.swissunihockey.ch. Retrieved January 19, 2016 .

[3] swiss unihockey :: national teams. Retrieved November 5, 2018 .

[:1-4] swiss unihockey :: Facts & Figures. In: www.swissunihockey.ch. Retrieved December 26, 2016 .