Swiss Racketlon Federation

🇨🇭 RACKETLON WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2026 – ROTTERDAM 🏓🏸⚫️🎾

Five unforgettable days of Racketlon in Rotterdam are in the books! 🇳🇱

A strong Swiss delegation competed in both the individual and team events, producing great matches, strong results and plenty of memorable moments. 🇨🇭

The biggest Swiss highlight came from Andreas Kotala, who became U18 WORLD CHAMPION! 🥇🌍

Switzerland also celebrated three bronze medals:

🥉 Giovanni Gentile – Men’s +60
🥉 Graham King – Men’s +70
🥉 Elisa Ruch – Women’s First Timers

Further individual highlights included Adeline Kilchenmann finishing 5th in Women’s Elite and Jan Meier reaching the U12 quarter-finals.

🇨🇭 TEAM WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

🔥 Switzerland 1 finished 7th in the World Cup, the highest level of the Team World Championships. The team faced Germany, Great Britain and eventual world champions Finland, showing that Switzerland can compete with the elite nations.

Switzerland 1: Nicolas Lenggenhager, Raphael Paglia, Andreas Kotala, Flavio Wolf, Giovanni Gentile and Adeline Kilchenmann.

🇨🇭 Switzerland 2 finished 5th in the Challenge Cup, the third-highest open team competition.

Switzerland 2: Yann Leutwiler, Graham King, Giovanni Gentile, André Fallet, Marc-André Rauber, Jasmin Ballmann and Dara Ladner.

🌟 The Swiss U21 team finished 4th, narrowly missing out on a medal.

Swiss U21 team: Andreas Kotala, Quentin Alliman and Lia Paglia.

A huge thank you to everyone who represented Switzerland and supported the team throughout the week. ❤️

Next stop: HELSINKI 2027! 🇫🇮

Our captain in the spotlight.💪🏼☺️

4-Racket Doubles Tournament with Padel!

On 21 November 2026, Adeline and Racketlon Yverdon are organising a special doubles tournament at CIS Marin.

The four disciplines are:

Table tennis
Badminton
Squash
Padel

Each match consists of one set to 21 points in table tennis, badminton and squash, followed by one set to 15 points in padel. Every team is guaranteed at least three matches.

Categories:

• Women’s Doubles
• Mixed Doubles
• Men’s Doubles

All playing levels are welcome!

Adults: CHF 45
Students: CHF 35
Registration deadline: 6 November 2026
Registration by email: [email protected]

Please note: this is an independently organised fun tournament and not an official Swiss Racketlon ranking event. No licence is required and no ranking points will be awarded.

🇨🇭 Swiss Racketlon Women’s Ranking – Top 10
1 July 2026

After the first half of the season, we also take a look at the current Top 10 of the Swiss Racketlon Women’s Singles Ranking.

Nathalie Vogel continues to lead the ranking clearly ahead of record Swiss Champion Nicole Eisler.

Linda Rohrer, Interclub Swiss Champion with RC Zürichsee, moves up to 3rd place ahead of Adeline Kilchenmann. Fabienne Dony remains strongly positioned in 5th place after a long injury break and maternity break.

Behind her, Claire Musso moves up to 6th place, overtaking Esther Dübendorfer. The remaining Top 10 positions stay unchanged with Gaëlle Wavre, Dara Ladner and Emilie Roux.

The full ranking is available on racketlon.ch.

🇨🇭 Swiss Racketlon Men’s Ranking – Top 10
1 July 2026

After the first half of the season, we take a look at the current Top 10 of the Swiss Racketlon Men’s Singles Ranking.

Swiss Champion 2025 Léon Mamié leads the ranking ahead of his brother Noah Mamié. Raphael Paglia remains in 3rd place, followed by Nicolas Lenggenhager, currently Switzerland’s most successful player on the international tour.

The youngest player in the Top 10 is Andreas Kotala. The 18-year-old holds 5th place, while Flavio Wolf reaches his all-time high as Swiss No. 6.

Oliver Bühler, who made his comeback during the Interclub season, moves up to 7th place. The Top 10 are completed by Christian Schäfer, Yannic Andrey and Joshua Zeoli.

With only the Top 8 qualifying for the Swiss Championships on 12 December 2026 at Sihlsports in Langnau am Albis, the race is on. Who will make the cut?

Léon Mamié wins the 30th 5-Schläger-Turnier in Weiterstadt!

At his very first 5-Schläger-Turnier, Switzerland’s Racketlon No. 1 Léon Mamié claimed the overall Elite title.

The traditional event combines table tennis, badminton, squash, tennis and minigolf. Léon won both badminton and squash, finished 2nd in tennis and 7th in table tennis and minigolf — enough to secure the overall victory in a close Elite field.

After Flavio Wolf’s win in 2025, the title goes to Switzerland for the second year in a row. Flavio, currently Swiss Racketlon No. 7, struggled with back problems this year. He still finished 2nd in minigolf, but had to settle for a disappointing 8th place overall.

Rafael Werner completed the Swiss delegation in Men’s D and achieved Switzerland’s first ever top-3 result in table tennis at the event.

Full report on racketlon.ch

Who will be the next Swiss Racketlon player to make their 5-Schläger-Turnier debut in Weiterstadt?

A successful first Racketlon Juniors Day in Schlieren!

On Saturday, 27 June 2026, the first edition of the Racketlon Juniors Day took place at Sportcenter Vitis in Schlieren. With 18 registrations, the interest was great — and the young players brought plenty of energy, curiosity and motivation to the courts.

Guided by Nicole Eisler, Noah Mamié, Manfred Grab and Roberto Ferrari, the juniors got the chance to discover all four Racketlon disciplines: table tennis, badminton, squash and tennis.

There was training, learning, laughter, a rules quiz, free play and even a small fun tournament at the end. Most importantly: everyone had a great time and got a real taste of what makes Racketlon such a special sport.

A big thank you to all juniors, parents, coaches and Sportcenter Vitis for making this first Juniors Day such a success.

Mission accomplished — and hopefully repeated soon!

Full report now available on racketlon.ch

The 2026 Swiss Racketlon Interclub took place at Orosport Herrenschwanden, where 12 teams competed across three divisions in the successful first edition hosted by the venue. Despite the extreme heat, players enjoyed a fantastic day of team Racketlon.

RC Zürichsee I successfully defended its National League A title. Leon and Noah Mamié, together with Sascha Meierhans and Linda Rohrer, remained unbeaten to secure back-to-back championships.

Squash Club Allschwil, competing in the Interclub for the first time, impressed with second place. Led by 2024 Swiss Racketlon Champion Oliver Bühler and former Swiss Junior Squash Champion Jasmin Ballmann, the squash club proved highly competitive in its Racketlon debut.

In National League B, RC Zürichsee II claimed the title, while RC Fricktal II won the 1st League.

A big thank you to Orosport Herrenschwanden for hosting the event, as well as to all players, volunteers and supporters. The day concluded with a shared Pinsa and salad buffet.

Read the full tournament report on racketlon.ch.

Racketlon Juniors Day 2026 🏓🏸⚫️🎾

Du bist zwischen 6 und 18 Jahre alt und möchtest gleich vier Racketsportarten ausprobieren? Dann komm zum kostenlosen Racketlon Juniors Day am 27. Juni 2026 in Schlieren!

Lerne Tischtennis, Badminton, Squash und Tennis vom erfahrenen Trainerteam kennen und entdecke die vielseitige Sportart Racketlon.

📍 Sportcenter Vitis, Schlieren
🕙 10:00–16:00 Uhr
✅ Kostenlos

Anmeldung bis 14. Juni an: [email protected]

Mehr Infos: www.racketlon.ch

Update on the Racketlon tournaments for the second half of the season.

The tournament in Villars-sur-Ollon will now take place on Saturday, September 12. All other tournament dates remain unchanged.

Register now at racketlon.ch!