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Women's National Team

Colin Muller has called up two netminders, eight defenders, and thirteen forwards for the tournament in late August.

Reto Christen / BigHits.ch

At this year's Swiss edition of the Women's Euro Hockey Tour in Kloten, the hosts will face Sweden on August 28 (19:00 CEST), Czechia on August 29 (19:00), and Finland on August 30 (17:00).

"The WEHT is an important indicator for the 2026 Olympic Games", head coach Colin Muller states. "This makes us all the more determined to put on a strong performance at the home tournament in Kloten."

A milestone is possible for Lara Stalder, the oldest player on the roster - if she suits up on all three days, she will reach 200 games played in a national team jersey.

Swiss roster for the WEHT in Kloten

Neminders (2): Andrea Brändli (Frölunda HC / SWE), Saskia Maurer (SC Bern)

Defenders (8): Alizée Aymon, Lara Christen, Alena Lynn Rossel, Stefanie Wetli (SC Bern), Annic Büchi, Elena Gaberell, Nicole Vallario (EV Zug), Laure Mériguet (Genève Servette)

Forwards (13): Leoni Balzer (HC Davos Ladies), Rahel Enzler, Alina Marti, Noemi Ryhner, Lara Stalder, Ivana Wey (EV Zug), Sinja Leemann, Kaleigh Quennec (SC Bern), Lena-Marie Lutz (HC Ambri-Piotta), Alina Müller (PWHL Boston / USA), Lisa Rüedi (ZSC Lions), Vanessa Schaefer (University of British Columbia / CAN ), Laura Zimmermann (St. Cloud University / USA)

( 11 August 2025 | esi )

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