Editing Zug (section)

== Sport ==
Zug is known as a hockey town in Switzerland. The town's main team is [[EV Zug]], which plays in the [[National League (ice hockey)|National League]] (NL). They play their home games in the 7,200-seat [[Bossard Arena]]. Their affiliate team, the EV Zug Academy, competes in the [[Swiss League]] (SL) and their home games are either held in the 7,200-seat Bossard Arena or in the 1,500-seat Academy Arena. EV Zug II plays in the Second Regio League, the fifth highest league in Switzerland. Their home games are held in the Academy Arena. HC Zugerland plays in the Third Regio League, the sixth highest league in Switzerland. The team plays its home games in the Bossard Arena. Zug also has numerous junior teams that compete in the different junior leagues of Switzerland.

There are also an amateur [[association football]] team, [[Zug 94]], which was formed in 1994 and one amateur Rugby Team, Zug Rugby Club,<ref>{{Cite web |title=Zug Rugby Club |url=https://www.zugrugbyclub.com/}}</ref> in the national 3rd Division. They also have the largest junior (minis) club in Switzerland. They have had many junior players representing Switzerland at U18 & U19 Internationally. Additionally, there is an amateur [[floorball]] team, [[Zug United]]. Zug has a rowing club [[See-Club Zug]], which is repeatedly the highest ranked rowing club in Switzerland.<ref>{{Cite web |title=See-Club Zug |url=https://www.scz.ch/}}</ref>