Swiss Cross-Country Team For The 2023/2024 Season

by Leandro Lutz • 17.04.2023
Swiss Team
The Swiss Ski announced the athletes to the Swiss Cross-Country Ski Team for the 2023/2024 season.

The Swiss Ski announced the athletes to the Swiss Cross-Country Ski Team for the 2023/2024 season.

Nordic Director Guri Knotten, together with the discipline head Lars Brönnimann and his coaching team, have made the Swiss squad selection for the 2023/2024 season. 

According to a Swiss-Ski press release, 37 selected cross-country skiers will be part of the Swiss Team for the upcoming season: 3 athletes for the National Team, 12 for the A Team, 7 for the U24 B Team, 3 for the U24 C Team, and 12 for the U20 C Team. 

2023/2024 Swiss Cross-Country Skiing Team

NATIONAL TEAM 

  • Nadine Fähndrich, 1995 – Horw
  • Valerio Grond, 2000 – Davos
  • Janik Riebli, 1998 – Schwendi-Langis

A TEAM

  • Lea Fischer, 1998 – SAS Bern
  • Nadja Kälin, 2001 – Alpina St. Moritz
  • Alina Meier, 1996 – Davos
  • Désirée Steiner, 1998 – Davos
  • Anja Weber, 2001 – TG Hütten
  • Jonas Baumann, 1990 – Tambo Splügen
  • Cyril Fähndrich, 1999 – Horw
  • Erwan Käser, 1992 – Gardes-Frontière
  • Beda Klee, 1996 – Speer Ebnat-Kappel
  • Candide Pralong, 1990 – Val Ferret
  • Jason Rüesch, 1994 – Davos
  • Roman Schaad, 1993 – Drusberg

U24 B TEAM

  • Marina Kälin, 2003 – Alpina St. Moritz
  • Fabrizio Albasini, 2003 – Alpina St. Moritz
  • Pierrick Cottier, 2003 – Im Fang
  • Cla-Ursin Nufer, 2001 – Sedrun-Tujetsch
  • Ilan Pittier, 2003 – Vue-des-Alpes
  • Antonin Savary, 2002 – Riaz
  • Nicola Wigger, 2001 – am Bachtel

U24 C TEAM

  • Giuliana Werro, 1999 – Sarsura Zernez
  • Siri Wigger, 2003 – am Bachtel
  • Avelino Näpflin, 2000 – Beckenried-Klewenalp

U20 C TEAM

  • Leandra Beck, 2004 – Alpina St. Moritz
  • Estelle Darbellay, 2005 – Val Ferret
  • Anina Hutter, 2004 – Rätia Chur
  • Ramona Schöpfer, 2004 – Marbach
  • Nadia Steiger, 2004 – Horw
  • Maria Adele Zampa, 2004 – Trais Fluors Celerina
  • Roman Alder, 2004 – Bernina Pontresina
  • Luc Cottier, 2005 – Im Fang
  • Maurin Jonas Egger, 2005 – Piz Ot Samedan
  • Silvan Hauser, 2004 – Riedern
  • Isai Näff, 2005 – Lischana Scuol
  • Niclas Steiger, 2004 – Piz Ot Samedan

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