Switzerland Roster - 2010 Olympic Winter Games
P |
Player |
Birthdate |
Club team |
P |
Joueur |
Naissance |
Équipe |
G |
Martin Gerber |
03.09.1974 |
Atlant Mytishchi, RUS |
G |
Jonas Hiller |
12.02.1982 |
Anaheim Ducks, NHL |
G |
Tobias Stephan |
21.01.1984 |
Geneva-Servette |
D |
Goran Bezina |
21.03.1980 |
Geneva-Servette |
D |
Severin Blindenbacher |
15.03.1983 |
Färjestad Karlstad, SWE |
D |
Rafael Diaz |
09.01.1986 |
EV Zug |
D |
Roman Josi |
01.06.1990 |
SC Bern |
D |
Luca Sbisa |
09.01.1990 |
Lethbridge Hurricanes, WHL |
D |
Mathias Seger |
17.12.1977 |
ZSC Lions Zurich |
D |
Mark Streit |
11.12.1977 |
New York Islanders, NHL |
D |
Yannick Weber |
23.09.1988 |
Hamilton Bulldogs, AHL |
F/A |
Andres Ambühl |
14.09.1983 |
Hartford Wolf Pack, AHL |
F/A |
Thomas Déruns |
01.03.1982 |
Geneva-Servette |
F/A |
Hnat Domenichelli |
17.02.1976 |
HC Lugano |
F/A |
Sandy Jeannin |
28.02.1976 |
HC Fribourg-Gottéron |
F/A |
Thibaut Monnet |
02.02.1982 |
ZSC Lions Zurich |
F/A |
Thierry Paterlini |
27.04.1975 |
Rapperswil-Jona Lakers |
F/A |
Martin Plüss |
05.04.1977 |
SC Bern |
F/A |
Kevin Romy |
31.01.1985 |
HC Lugano |
F/A |
Ivo Rüthemann |
12.12.1976 |
SC Bern |
F/A |
Raffaele Sannitz |
18.05.1983 |
HC Lugano |
F/A |
Julien Sprunger |
04.01.1986 |
HC Fribourg-Gottéron |
F/A |
Roman Wick |
30.12.1985 |
Kloten Flyers |
- Switzerland is relying on a young defence corps. Four defencemen are 24 years of age or younger and have
a combined experience of three World Championships.
- Switzerland is the only country that has players from the 2010 World U20 Championship on its Olympic
roster, with blueliners Roman Josi and Luca Sbisa.
- Sixteen of the 23 players play in the Swiss National League A, followed by the NHL (2), AHL (2), Russia
(1), Sweden (1) and the WHL (1).
- Two Canadian-born players are not part of the team. Paul DiPietro and Ryan Gardner were not included, but
there’s a new Canadian-born player. Hnat Domenichelli is the only roster player that is not
Swiss-trained.
- Eighteen players were on the team that represented Switzerland at the 2009 Worlds on home ice in Berne,
while 10 players participated in the 2006 Olympics.
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