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All time leagues: Juniors | Juniors (U17) | NLB | 1. Liga (SUI) | Swiss Ice Hockey Cup | Elite Jr. A | Elite Jr. B | Top Junioren | Novizen Elite | Juniors (U16) | Elite Jr. A/B promotion/relegation
This club in 2002-2003: NLB | Elite Jr. B | Novizen Elite
| Coach name | State | Born | Coach position | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christian Rüegg |  | ??.??.1971 | Head Coach | Show profile» |
* no longer in the club
Amateur champion: 1992, 2006
Epinal changes coach
Italo-Canadian Santino Pellegrino quits his charge as headcoach of Epinal for personal reasons. Ligue Magnus club announces the new coach will be German-Canadian Alex Stein,41, until last October on Swiss NLB Thurgau bench
(09 Jan 2013)Three Swiss clubs fired their coaches
In LNA 12 defeats in 14 games were enough to Ambri president. American coach Kevin Constantine was hired in October 2010 and had a contract until 2014. To replace Constantine, Ambri hired former Fribourg (and Ambri) coach, the Canadian Serge Pelletier. His first match will be tomorow against Biel.
LNB favorites HC Lausane fired former hockey legend John Van Boxmeer. The 60-year-old Coach was in the club since 2009. The name of the future Coach will be announced in a few days. Colin Müller, former Zürich coach seems to have the bets in is favor. Also HC Thurgau fired its coach, Swiss-Canadian Alex Stein, in charge from November 2011, following poor results. Temporary coach will be former Stein´s assistant Emanuel Marbach
(22 Oct 2012)Lausanne takes a 0-5 by forfeit
Swiss Nationalliga B disciplinary commission decided to assign a 5-0 loss to Lausanne in the last January 24 game against HC Thurgau, originally won 3-0 by Lausanne. Team alligned defender Tim Bucher despite he received a major penalty, and so an automatic one-game suspension, in January 21 game against EHC Visp
(27 Jan 2012)
Finland (1), 
Latvia (1), Switzerland (35)HC Thurgau participates in season 2002-2003: NLB, Elite Jr. B, Novizen Elite
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