Swiss National Hockey Team Forges Future Talent at Davos Development Camp

In the picturesque setting of Davos, Switzerland, 34 promising young ice hockey talents have gathered for a crucial development camp with the Swiss national team, affectionately known as the "Nati." Amidst the stunning alpine scenery, these aspiring players are immersed in an intensive program designed to forge not only their skills but also their understanding of the team's core values.

The camp, running from July 27 to 31, represents a significant opportunity for these athletes to impress coaches and integrate into the national team's ethos. For players like Basile Sansonnens, a defenseman with Lausanne HC, the camp demanded a sacrifice of personal time. Sansonnens voluntarily shortened his vacation by half, canceling other plans to seize the chance to train and develop in the Grisons region.

"Too happy to be able to take advantage of such an opportunity to progress," Sansonnens stated, highlighting his eagerness to learn and grow. His commitment exemplifies the dedication required at this level, where every opportunity to hone skills and absorb team culture is highly valued. The camp serves as a vital stepping stone in identifying and nurturing the future of Swiss hockey.

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too happy to be able to take advantage of such an opportunity to progress