Touch Switzerland

The countdown begins for our 2026 Atlas Swiss Cup club series and finals!

Division 1 will be contested between defending champions Touch Rugby Bern, Basel Touch, Geezers Touch Rugby Zurich, LUC Touch Lakers, and .

Division 2 will see our remaining clubs, second teams from Div 1 clubs, individual players, or Barbarian/combined teams compete in a social competition played under relaxed mixed touch rules.

Let’s make this a season of great Touch, new connections, and a celebration of the growing Swiss Touch community. Thank you to our sponsors, Atlas International Movers.

The post-tournament blues are over... now it's time to celebrate an unforgettable European Championships!

From international debuts and referee milestones to incredible team performances and a culture we're proud of, there is so much to celebrate.

❤️ A huge thank you to our sponsors, Fundpath and Gunvor, for making this journey possible.

👏 Shout out to our Euro Select/Stars representatives: Viola, Aude, Miriam, Joëlle, Tash, and Gaz.

🩷 Thank you to our physios, Simla and Arbias; our amazing managers, Aïna, Jen, and Tina; and our coaching team — Creedy, Jim, Marion, Pasqual, and Peri — for everything you gave throughout the campaign.

👏 To our referees, thank you for representing Switzerland with pride. Congratulations to Tom on achieving his Level 3 qualification!

💙 Finally, to our Mixed Open and Men's 45 players: thank you for your commitment, passion, and the way you represented Switzerland. You made us proud.

📸 (thanks for team photos)

WHAT A WEEK!!

Three days into the competition and our Mixed Open team have already made history by becoming the first ever Swiss team to reach an opens grade semi final at a European Championships! 💪

Tune in at 10:30 Saturday morning to watch them take on France for a place in the final (link in bio)! 🏆

and team, we’re already in awe of everything you’re achieving on and off the pitch. One more day to go - and know that you have so much support behind you. Let’s go!! 🙌

Here's our Mens 45 schedule for the European Championships in Vichy, France.

A huge thank you to our Gold Sponsor, Fundpath, our HP Sponsors, Gunvor Group and Atlas International Movers, and our Official Apparel Supplier, Kiwisport, for your incredible support. Your partnership makes this journey possible.

Here's our Mixed Open schedule for the European Championships in Vichy, France.

A huge thank you to our Gold Sponsor, Fundpath, our HP Sponsors, Gunvor Group and Atlas International Movers, and our Official Apparel Supplier, Kiwisport, for your incredible support. Your partnership makes this journey possible.

Southern Salamanders squad for Men’s Finals

After missing out on the final last year, the Southern Salamanders have spent the year developing and building towards a team full of ambitions. Like the Central Women, they’ve backed a smaller squad to get the job done.

Instead of training with Central and Northern, the Salamanders opted for monthly 4v4 tournaments within the Romandie region. These successful events were key in the development of habits and building chemistry, and Saturday will reveal whether that was the right option.

Missing out on collective trainings and getting used to playing other regions may cost them, but on the other side Northern and Central will be coming into the finals without knowing much about their opponent, and that secrecy may end up being decisive for the Salamanders.

Southern Salamanders squad for Women’s Finals

After last year’s disappointing third place, women’s touch in the Southern region has experienced a lot of growth, and these finals will be a great way for the Salamanders to test themselves.

Under Marion’s coaching the Salamanders have continually progressed and developed into a promising team, and 4v4 tournaments have taught them to play at fast pace and under pressure. Led by a couple of experienced players with international caps under their belt, this team could become a serious threat as underdogs this weekend.

The bookmakers don’t seem to have them winning it all just yet, but what’s for sure is that over the next couple of years this generation of players will sooner or later turn into favourites.

Northern Narwhals squad for Men’s Finals

With last year’s drop off heartbreak still raw, the Northern Men will do whatever it takes to clinch their first title.

Along with their female counterparts, they’re the most unchanged team, and that unity and complicity will surely be an advantage compared to the other teams.

Known for their ice cold composure, the Narwhals are hungrier than ever - will this be their year?

Northern Narwhals squad for Women’s finals

After a bitter loss in the final last year, the Northern Women have put in the work over the past year to make sure that doesn’t happen again.

With one of the least changed squads in the competition, they’ve backed last year’s players and the chemistry of that team to go all the way, whilst still having made some key recruits.

Their deep squad and mix of youth and experience will prove crucial if they don’t want a repeat of last year.

Central Wolves squad for the Men’s Finals

After last year’s exhilarating final which saw the Wolves’ captain Nils Buri sin binned before ultimately scoring the winning try in a 3 on 3 drop off, the Wolves look to go back to back and defend their title.

Despite having the largest squad out of any team, only 4 players from last year’s championship winning team are back, but this team shouldn’t be feared any less.

Only time will tell if such a large squad proves to be a winning move in Saturday’s blazing heat.