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Swiss-Ski announces 2022-23 team

Apr 25, 2022·Alpine Skiing
COURCHEVEL, FRANCE - MARCH 20: Switzerland Team wins the globe in the overall standings during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Men's  on March 20, 2022 in Courchevel, France. (Photo by Michel Cottin/Agence Zoom)

As is often the case, the Swiss are the first to announce their teams for the coming season.

Together with head coaches Beat Tschuor (women) and Thomas Stauffer (men) as well as Head of Youth Development Hans Flatscher, Director of Alpine Skiing Walter Reusser has made the selection for the 2022/23 season.

Next season, 16 men and women athletes will be part of the national team. Three new skiers have been promoted to the highest Swiss-Ski team: Joana Hählen and Niels Hintermann (both A team until now) and Stefan Rogentin (B team).

99 men and women athletes are part of a Swiss-Ski Alpine team, two fewer than in the previous season.

Nine athletes announced their retirement from competitive alpine skiing during the 21/22 season.

Here, the complete list.

Release courtesy of Swiss-Ski