Eidgenossen: a team made up mainly of teachers from local British schools.

• Eidgenossenschaft is a German word meaning confederation. The term literally translates as “oath fellowship”. An Eidgenossenschaft is a confederacy of equal partners, which can be individuals or groups such as states, formed by a pact sealed by a solemn oath. Such an alliance could be either time-limited or unlimited (or “eternal”). An important characteristic is that the partners were always considered equal, in contrast to the oath of fealty in feudal societies with their strict hierarchies. As a political term, it is used most often as a synonym for Switzerland, whose official German name is “Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft”, usually translated as Swiss Confederation. An Eidgenosse is a member of an Eidgenossenschaft, and is an expression for “Swiss citizen”.
• Winners of the Cricket Peru National Twenty20 Tournament in 2008 – See report
• Winners of 2008 Chimu Adventures Cricket Veloz Trophy – See report
• Winners of 2011 Caledonian International Super 8 Plate
• Captained since its founding in 2006 by John Bell, a teacher at Cambridge College
• The development side is called Lederhosen!

Eidgenossen players who have represented Peru in ICC Internationals:

• Simon Walter (7 caps)
• John Bell (5)
• Gary Sargent (3)
• Nick Appleyard (2)
• Alejandro Tirado (1)