Nationalliga B

National Football League is the general term for various higher sports leagues in Switzerland and Austria. The highest league is designated as National League A, the second highest as National League B. For example, in tennis and rugby, there are also a National League C. The lower league will most numbered from the first league down.

Switzerland

National League A

The highest Swiss football league of men called since 2003, but not more National League A, but Super League. 2007, the highest ice hockey league was renamed the National League A. In Handball called the highest league Swiss Handball League ( SHL).

• National basketball league (French Ligue Nationale de Basket, LNB A )
• National League A
• National League A ( chess)
• National League A ( street hockey )
• National League A ( floorball )

National League B

National League B denotes the second- highest division, including basketball, floor hockey and volleyball. In football, ie the second highest league since 2003 Challenge League, the women's game continues to National League B ( women's football ). 2007, the second highest ice hockey league was renamed the National League B. The second highest Handball League is the National Football League. The next lower level is the first league.

National League C

National League C, abbreviated NLC, is the general term for the third- highest division in some Swiss sports leagues, including in swimming, table tennis, athletics and tennis. The next lower league is the first league.

In most sports, this includes football and ice hockey, however, is the third highest league called the first league.

Austria

In Austria, the second highest ice hockey league is called the National League. The next highest league is the Erste Bank Hockey League, the next deeper the league. At times, were also the first first and then called the Second Football League so.

• Sport ( Switzerland )