
Philipp Hoesli
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Philipp Hoesli — Team History
Hoesli
Men's
2026/27 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2025/26 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Mixed Doubles
2025/26 — Bern, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2024/25 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Mixed Doubles
2024/25 — Bern-Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2023/24 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Mixed Doubles
2023/24 — Bern, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2022/23 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2021/22 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2020/21 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2019/20 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Boys'
2019/20 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Men's
2018/19 — Glarus, SUI
Hoesli
Boys'
2018/19 — SUI
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Boys'
2017/18 — Glarus, SUI
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Men's
2016/17 — SUI
Hoesli
Boys'
2016/17 — Glarus, SUI
Philipp Hoesli Notes
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Apr 14, 2026
Swiss Champions Staying Together for 2026-27
Switzerland's reigning national champions aren't changing a thing. Skip Marco Hosli, fourth Philipp Hosli, second Simon Gloor, and lead Justin Hausherr have confirmed they will return together for the 2026-27 season, building on the momentum of a breakout campaign that saw them win the Swiss championship and represent their country at the World Men's Curling Championship in Ogden, Utah. The young Glarus-based rink posted a 9-3 record at worlds before bowing out in the qualification game, announcing themselves as a genuine force on the international stage. With a national title, a world playoff appearance, and a tight-knit team dynamic already in place, Team Hosli heads into the new season with plenty to build on.





