Switzerland — Baseball

Switzerland has a small but well-organised Baseball community, with 1 leagues and 0 teams competing across the country. The Nationalliga A (NLA) serves as the top domestic league, and the Swiss Baseball and Softball Federation oversees the sport's development. Baseball in Switzerland benefits from the country's multicultural population and connections to North American and Latin American expat communities.

Baseball arrived in Switzerland around 1980, introduced through expatriate communities and international cultural exchange. The Swiss Baseball and Softball Federation was founded in 1981, and the sport has developed a structured league system over the following decades. While baseball remains a minor sport in Switzerland, it has a dedicated following and benefits from the country's multilingual, international character.

The Swiss Baseball and Softball Federation governs Baseball in Switzerland, managing the domestic league system and national team programme. The federation is a member of the WBSC and the Confederation of European Baseball.

The Swiss Baseball league system features the Nationalliga A as the top division, with the Nationalliga B providing a second tier. The season runs during the spring and summer months, and clubs are distributed across the German-speaking, French-speaking, and Italian-speaking regions of the country.

The Therwil Flyers have been one of the most successful clubs in Swiss Baseball, with multiple NLA titles. Other notable clubs include the Zurich Challengers, Bern Cardinals, and Lausanne Indians, representing different linguistic regions of the country.

Switzerland has participated in European Baseball Championship events at lower pool levels and continues to develop its competitive standard. The national team programme provides international experience and supports the growth of the sport within Switzerland.