Alina MARTI

Switzerland

Ice Hockey

Date of Birth: 23 Apr 2004

Age: 17

Gender: Female

Height (m/ft): 1.67/5'5''

Place of birth: BIELENBACH

Birth Country:

Switzerland

Residence: ZURICH

Residence Country:

Switzerland

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest
Milestones

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank	Medal
Ice Hockey	Women SUI Switzerland	4

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
National Indoor Stadium	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #2 CAN Canada 12 SUI Switzerland 1	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #6 ROC ROC 5 SUI Switzerland 2	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #12 SUI Switzerland 0 USA United States 8	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Women's Preliminary Round - Group A #16 SUI Switzerland 3 FIN Finland 2	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Play-offs Quarterfinals #23 ROC ROC 2 SUI Switzerland 4	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Play-offs Semifinals #25 CAN Canada 10 SUI Switzerland 3	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Bronze Medal Game #27 FIN Finland 4 SUI Switzerland 0	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Historical Results

Youth Olympic Games
Rank	Event	Year	Location
4	Women	2020	Lausanne, SUI

Women's World Championship
Rank	Event	Year	Location
4	Women	2021	Calgary, AB, CAN

U18 Women's World Championship
Rank	Event	Year	Location
7	Women	2020	Bratislava, SVK

Occupation:

Athlete, Student

Education:

BWD Bern, SUI (bernerzeitung.ch, 17 Jan 2020)

Languages spoken:

German, English

Club name:

ZSC Lions

Position style:

Forward

Hand:

Left

Debut:

2021 World Championship in Calgary

National league:

Swiss Women's Hockey League

Start:

Began playing ice hockey at age six. (bernerzeitung.ch, 17 Jan 2020)

Hero:

Ice hockey player Alina Muller (SUI), two-time Olympian, Sochi 2014 bronze medallist, and her teammate on the national team.

Ice hockey player Roman Josi (SUI), Sochi 2014 Olympian, four-time NHL All-Star and 2020 top NHL defenceman. (bernerzeitung.ch, 17 Jan 2020)

General Interest

PLAYING CAREER
SC Langenthal, SUI (2015-21); ZSC Lions, SUI (2018- )

Milestones

Youngest member of the Swiss women's national team at Beijing 2022.

Competed for Switzerland at the 2021 World Championships, the 2020 U18 World Championships, and the Lausanne 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games.

2019 Swiss Women's Cup winner with ZSC Lions.

Legend

#:: Game
:: Bronze Medal Event

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