Updates to the Map of Women's Hockey

The original Map of Women's Hockey in Switzerland was created as a custom Google Map in September 2025. I posted on LinkedIn about its creation in September 2025, and when I made major updates. I have captured those updates below, along with the subsequent updates. They are currently listed from oldest to newest.

Want to support women's hockey in Switzerland? Find a team near you and get tickets for the upcoming season!

Want to support women's hockey in Switzerland? Find a team near you and get tickets for the upcoming season!

Image description: A map of Swiss arenas where women's ice hockey teams play (link below):🇨🇭for the National Team; purple for PFWL (SWHL A); red for SWHL B, C, and D

Last September, I created the first version of this map to help bridge an awareness gap for potential fans of Switzerland's women's hockey.

It was an idea long time in the making, but finally pushed to completion after I watched the Swiss Women's National Team play in a Women's Euro Hockey Tour tournament at the end of August 2025.

It then grew to include France and England, and now a Swiss update was needed. It was time to update the entry for Les Lionnes | Lausanne HC, following their promotion to the Post Finance Women's League for the upcoming season, but it was only fitting that I make in time for this year's edition of Women's Euro Hockey Tour tournament in Kloten.

(Update August 17, 2026: I swapped in the new Swiss Ice Hockey Federation logos for an updated and cleaner view)

Jump straight to the map on Google maps or read on to find out what's new.

What's new?

Women's Euro Hockey Tour, August 19-22

The Swiss National Women's team is once again hosting the Women's Euro Hockey Tour, in Kloten this August. The location is indicated with a Swiss shield on the map. As soon as I can find an image of the logo used on the new jerseys, I will update that.

This also happens to the first tournament for the national team since...

...so it's an exciting time to (re)discover the team!

Post Finance Women's League

The addition of Lausanne Hockey Club / Les Lionnes | Lausanne HC (and deletion of SC Langenthal, who no longer have a women's team) is the most obvious change if you compare last year's image to this one, but there are more updates on the entries as well.

On the entry for each team, in addition to the link to the team's web page, I have included the link to buy season tickets at prices that make attending home games all season the best value entertainment I can think of. Links to the game calendar for the league is also included in each entry, as well as a link to the league itself.

Here are those details for each team, in case the map is an unnecessary extra step for you. Feel free to share suggested updates in the comments!

EVZ Women's Team:

Hockey Club Davos AG Ladies team

HC Fribourg-Gottéron SA Ladies

Les Lionnes | Lausanne HC

Neuchâtel Hockey Academy

SC Bern Frauen

ZSC Lions Frauen

(Update July 30, 2026: I removed HCAP following the announcement of their withdrawal from the PFWL).

While some of the teams also provide their own game calendars, you can find the full Post Finance Women's League calendar for the 2026/2027 season published by the Swiss Ice Hockey Federation at and read about the PostFinance Women's League (also known as the SWHL A) here.

I would love to hear if this gets a few more people into the audiences of women's hockey games around Switzerland this season.

What (else) do you need to find and support a women’s ice hockey team near you? Let me know in the comments (or privately if you prefer)!

*I'm Canadian; the "ice" in "ice hockey" is usually silent. But I live in Switzerland and interact with a lot of people from countries for whom hockey is something else. If I just say hockey, it's as safe bet that I don't mean field, street, road, floor, or rink; nor do I mean inline, roller, quad, or sledge; and not ball either: those are all hockeys for which I would add a qualifier. Though since some of these sport uses different qualifiers, and in other cases one qualifier means different sports to different people, I might be just a confused as anyone else 😁

Note: this was adapted from a LinkedIn article, which can be found, with its original comments at https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/want-support-womens-hockey-find-team-near-you-get-tickets-force-ffsle/.

You can access the map with a pre-set focus on Switzerland here.

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