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SCL Tigers

Year of foundation: 1946
Colours: yellow, red
Club status: active
Address: Hohle Gasse 5
CH-3550 Langnau i. E.
Phone: +41 34 408 35 35
Fax: +41 34 408 35 45
Email: info@scltigers.ch
WWW: SCL Tigers

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Season 2025-2026

This club in 2025-2026: National League

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
G	Robin Meyer	12.09.2000	188 cm	73 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Santtu Kinnunen	25.03.1999	187 cm	75 kg	right	Show profile»
D	Juuso Riikola	09.11.1993	184 cm	86 kg	left	Show profile»
C	Hannes Björninen	19.10.1995	185 cm	91 kg	left	Show profile»
LW	Harri Pesonen	06.08.1988	180 cm	88 kg	left	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

Emmental Versicherung Arena

Adress: Ilfis Stadion AG
Güterstrasse 14
CH-3550 Langnau i. E.
Phone: +41 34 402 19 01
Web: http://www.ilfishalle.ch
Capacity: 6050
Opened in: 1976

Retired numbers:
12 Todd Elik
17 Daniel Aegerter
26 Martin Gerber
44 Walter Gerber

Notable players:

from 1946 to 2000: SC Langnau
from 2000 to present: SCL Tigers

NLB: 1961, 1987, 1998
Amateur champion: 1953, 1992, 1994

League winners:

2014-2015: NLB
1997-1998: NLB
1988-1989: Elite Jr. A
1987-1988: Elite Jr. A
1986-1987: NLB
1984-1985: Elite Jr. A
1975-1976: NLA

from 1946 to present:

SCL Tigers (official)
Facebook Page (facebook)
Fanclub Crazy Tigers (Fans site)
Fanclub SCL Tigers (Fans site)
Ostschweiz Tigers 07 (Fans site)
Sektion Schlachthauskurve (Fans site)

Recent

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E.H.C. Alliance reacts to case of Chris DiDomenico’s transfer (01 Mar 2017)
NLA week notes (02 Oct 2016)
NLA pre-season rankings (06 Sep 2016)
Epic wins and shocking defeats: everything you need to know about the third night of the quarterfinals (08 Mar 2016)
A brilliant night all over southern Switzerland (05 Mar 2016)

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Five clubs of NLB have submitted the application to play in the NLA in case of on promotion this season: HC La Chaux-de-Fonds, HC Visp SC Langnau Tigers, HC Olten and SC Langenthal Olten.

These clubs will play the promotion/relegation series against last club of NLA as winner of NLB

(19 Nov 2014)

SC Langnau tigers announces the club fired head coach Tomas Tamfal and his assistant Urs Bärtschi, replacing them with a Swedish duo: Bengt-Ake Gustafsson as new head coach and Peter Andersson as assistant. Gustafsson coached Langnau between 1999 and 2001 and will have his son Anton in the roster. Peter Andersson worked recently as assistant coach at MODO

(15 Oct 2013)

Down 2-1 in the promotion/relegation series against Lausanne, Langnau Tigers try a desperate move "freezing" coach Alex Reinhard and sending back to junior team assistant Konstantin Kurashev. Sport Director and former coach Jacob "Köbi" Kölliker will lead team in last games, assisted by Alfred Bohren.

(10 Apr 2013)

The Swiss team SCL Tigers, last in National League A, with only 16 points in 28 matches and thus a 29-point deficit towards the playoff spots, decided to release their head coach John Fust. Only one win in the last 13 matches was by far not enough for the Swiss-Canadian. He is not fired though and the club is looking for another task for him. His assistant Alex Reinhard was promoted to the position as head coach while Konstantin Kurashev, by now responsable for youth development, becomes the new assistant.

(09 Dec 2012)

Former Switerland and Germany headcoach Jacob "Köbi" Kölliker becomes new Langnau Tigers Sport Director. He is back in Langnau where he worked as headcoach between 1993 and 1999 and GM in 1999/2000.

(07 Nov 2012)

SC Langnau Tigers home defeat against EHC Biel marked NLA game number 1000 for Tigers defender Jörg Reber.
He debuted in NLA during SC Bern 1991-92 title campaign, playing also for Rapperswil, Bienne, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Kloten and Langnau. Last season Reber, 37, was a key player in Langnau great season, finishing league as NLA top scorer among defensemen

(03 Jan 2012)

Team

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Historic rosters:

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Past results:

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Fast

factsseason 2025-2026

Youngest player: Robin Meyer (25 years)
Oldest player: Harri Pesonen (37 years)
Shortest player: Harri Pesonen (180 cm)
Tallest player: Robin Meyer (188 cm)
Nationalities: Finland (4), Switzerland (1)

Leagues

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