chSwiss League

Official page of Switzerland’s second-tier league (Sky Swiss League) — schedule, results and club overview.

Arosa — founded in 1924, the club plays at the sports and congress centre, which holds 2,200 spectators; a nine-time Swiss champion.

Basel — founded in 1932, the club plays at the St. Jakob-Arena, which holds 6,612 spectators; winner of the Swiss Cup in 2024.

Chur — founded in 1933, the club plays at the Thomas Domenig Stadion; it won the MyHockey League and was promoted to the Swiss League in 2024.

Olten — founded in 1934, the club plays at the Kleinholz rink, which holds 5,384 spectators; second-tier champion in 1988.

Visp — founded in 1941, the club plays at the Lonza Arena; Swiss champion in 1962 and second-tier champion in 2011, 2014 and 2025.

Küsnacht — the ZSC Lions' farm team plays at the Kunsteisbahn Küsnacht; founded in 1934, it has carried its current name since 2000.

Bellinzona — with roots going back to 1987, the club plays at the Centro Sportivo, which holds 2,360 spectators; it has carried its current name since 2024.

La Chaux-de-Fonds — founded in 1919, the club plays at the Mélèzes rink, which holds 5,600 spectators; a six-time Swiss champion in the 1970s.

Sierre — founded in 1933, the club plays at the Graben stadium, which holds 4,500 spectators; Swiss League champion in 2026.

Weinfelden — founded in 1989, the club plays at the Güttingersreuti arena, which holds 2,880 spectators.