Switzerland (1st Division)
Founded in 1934
NATIONALLIGA A NEWS
The Swiss Nationalliga A has been played since 1934 and the most successful club in the history of this league has been the TTC Silver Star Genève club with 30 national titles on its resume. World-class players, such as Trinko Keen, Omotayo Olajide, Matīss Burģis, and others have played in the Swiss league throughout the years.
MOST TITLES
TTC Silver Star Genève – 30 
TTC Rio-Star Muttenz – 13 TTC Elite Bern – 8 TTC Wil – 6 TTC Meyrin – 5 TTC Young Stars Zürich – 5 TTC Neuhausen – 3 TTC Kloten – 3 CTT ZZ Lancy – 2 TTC Fribourg – 2 TTC Horn – 2 TTC Wettstein Basel – 1 Rapid Genève – 1 TTC Baslerdybli – 1 TTC Blue-Black Genève – 1 TTC Geneva Genève – 1 TTC Lausanne Cour – 1
SEASONS
2021/22 CTT ZZ Lancy – 
Michel Martinez Yoan Rebetez Loïc Stoll Sam Boccard Dorian Girod Yannick Taffe
STT Lugano – 
Gyorgy Szilard 
Simone Spinicchia 
Csaba Molnar 
Dmitry Bobrov Celian Besnier Gianni Marletta Philip Merz
TTC Rio-Star Muttenz – Lionel Weber Cedric Tschanz Pedro Osiro Timothy Falconnier Yannick Neuffer Manrico Riesco TTC Neuhausen – Mauro Schärrer Elias Hardmeier Filip Karin Numa Ulrich
2020/21 CTT ZZ Lancy – Michel Martinez Yoan Rebetez Loïc Stoll Dorian Girod Yannick Taffe Sam Boccard TTC Rio-Star Muttenz – Lionel Weber Pedro Osiro Lars Posch Timothy Falconnier CTT La Chaux-de-Fonds – Julien Märki Gaël Vende Guillaume Alcayde Barish Moullet TTC Wil – Elia Schmid Christian Hotz Pekka Pelz Manuel Graf Fabian Kull
2019/20 TTC Rio-Star Muttenz – Lionel Weber Pedro Osiro Lars Posch Cedric Tschanz TTC Neuhausen – Mauro Schärrer Pekka Pelz Filip Karin Elias Hardmeier TTC Wil – Elia Schmid 
Oscar Perman Christian Hotz 
Matīss Burģis
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