Provincial Championships

The Ringette Association of Saskatchewan (RAS) hosts Provincials annually for all ringette divisions, U14 and up.

For the current season dates and locations, entry forms, and last season’s results, see Provincials on the RAS website.

Saskatchewan Winter Games

After a long hiatus, ringette returned to the Saskatchewan Winter Games in 2026.

Learn more:

• RAS Saskatchewan Winter Games Program
• Saskatchewan Games Council

Western Canadian Ringette Championships

The Western Canadian Ringette Championships (WCRC) is an annual competition bringing together teams from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. The Championship is typically held at the end of March and includes U14AA, U16A, U19A and Open A divisions of competition.

Each of the four Western Canadian Provinces are eligible to send one Provincial team at each age division with exception of the U14 category. This division has ten teams made up of two from each province and two wildcard draws.

In 2026, the U16A Attack and U19A Ript, both as Team SK, took gold. In 2025, the U14AA Buffalo Plains Rush achieved Gold and the U19A Team Sask from Regina earned Silver. For more results, see WCRC History.

SK hosting history:

• Regina hosted the WCRC in 2022
• Saskatoon hosted the WCRC in 2018 and 2026

Canadian Ringette Championships

​The Canadian Ringette Championships (CRC) is an annual competition for all U16 and U19 teams at the AA level, and the NRL. The tournament provides the opportunity for athletes and coaches to compete at an elite level with teams across Canada. This national championship usually takes place in early April.

Results are available on the Ringette Canada CRC page.

SK hosting history:

• Regina hosted the CRC in 1986, 2002, 2014, and 2023
• Saskatoon hosted the CRC in 1994 and 2010

National Ringette League

The National Ringette League (NRL) is the showcase league for ringette in Canada and strives to be the premiere women’s sports league in the country. The objectives of the NRL are to move ringette into the mainstream of Canadian sports activity, encourage greater public awareness of ringette, create more and better competitive opportunities for athletes. The NRL functions as a committee under Ringette Canada, the national governing body of ringette in Canada.

In 2021, Ringette Saskatchewan re-entered the NRL with the Saskatchewan Heat NRL team.

In 2025, the Saskatchewan Heat placed 7th out of 13 NRL teams at the Canadian Ringette Championships.

Regina Ringette Association is a proud sponsor of the Saskatchewan Heat.

Canada Winter Games

The Jeux du Canada Games is a major amateur multi-sport event held every 2 years, alternating between winter and summer.

Ringette competition is held at the Canada Winter Games every 4 years in late February, and each province sends one team.

Team Saskatchewan earned Bronze at the Canada Winter Games in 1999 and 2023.

Learn more:

• RAS Canada Winter Games Program
• Québec City 2027