Switzerland men's national junior ice hockey team

Switzerland played its first game in 1977 against the Soviet Union during the 1978 IIHF World U20 Championship.[1] Switzerland lost the game 1–18 and finished last in the tournament and were relegated to the Pool B tournament for the following year.[2] After winning the 1979 Pool B tournament of the 1979 IIHF World U20 Championship they were promoted back to the top Pool A championship. During the 1980 IIHF World U20 Championship Switzerland suffered their worst defeat in international participation after being beaten by Finland 1–19.[1] Switzerland went on to finish last in the tournament and were relegated back to Pool B for the following year. Switzerland continued to move between the top division and the Pool B tournament.[2] During the Pool B tournament of the 1985 IIHF World U20 Championship Switzerland achieved their largest win in international participation when they defeated Austria 20–7.[1] In 1998 Switzerland won their first medal at the World U20 Championships after finishing in third at the 1998 IIHF World U20 Championship by defeating the Czech Republic in the bronze medal game.[1] In 2008 Switzerland finished ninth and were relegated to Division I for the following year. This was the first time in a lower division since competing in the 1995 Pool B tournament. They returned to the top division for 2010 after winning their 2009 Division I Group A tournament.[2] At the 2012 IIHF World U20 Championship being held in Alberta, Canada, Switzerland finished in eight place.[3]

Peter Jaks currently holds the team record for most points with 19.[4]

From the 2019 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships[5]

#	Name	Pos	Date of Birth	Club
1	Gianluca Zaetta	G	18 December 1999	EV Zug
29	Akira Schmid	G	12 May 2000	Omaha Lancers
30	Luca Hollenstein	G	5 March 2000	EV Zug
4	Simon le Coultre	D	9 August 1999	Moncton Wildcats
7	Gianluca Burger	D	27 April 1999	GCK Lions
8	Janis Jérôme Moser	D	6 June 2000	EHC Biel
16	Nico Gross	D	26 January 2000	Oshawa Generals
19	Davyd Barandun	D	2 January 2000	HC Davos
21	Tim Berni	D	11 February 2000	ZSC Lions
26	David Aebischer	D	26 September 2000	Gatineau Olympiques
6	Marco Lehmann	F	19 March 1999	EHC Kloten
9	Nicolas Müller	F	21 June 1999	Modo Hockey J20
10	Yannick Bruschweiler	F	29 August 1999	GCK Lions
11	Sven Leuenberger	F	18 February 1999	EV Zug
12	Jeremi Gerber	F	1 March 2000	SC Bern
13	Justin Sigrist	F	20 April 1999	GCK Lions
14	Sandro Schmid	F	3 June 2000	Malmö Redhawks J20
15	Matthew Verboon	F	23 February 2000	Salmon Arm Silverbacks
18	Valentin Nussbaumer	F	25 September 2000	Shawinigan Cataractes
20	Ramon Tanner	F	28 August 1999	EHC Biel
22	Nando Eggenberger	F	7 October 1999	Oshawa Generals
23	Philipp Kurashev	F	12 October 1999	Quebec Remparts

• Switzerland men's national ice hockey team
• Switzerland women's national ice hockey team
• Switzerland women's national under-18 ice hockey team

• Swiss Ice Hockey (in German)