New: Half-Season registration

Registration for Half-Season Learn to Play (LTP) and FUNdamentals 1 (FUN 1) will be open from December 1-31, 2022.

These ringette programs will run from early January to mid March, 2023. The registration fee is $150.

If you’re new to ringette, please review the information below.

Starting December 1, you can register here. (Choose “Learn to Play” or “FUNdamentals 1” from the drop-down on the first page.)

Registration

Registration for the 2022-23 ringette season was open from June 1 to October 31, 2022. The ringette season runs from early October to late March for most teams.

Please read this page before you register. When you’re ready, click Register. If you have questions, email the Registrar at reginaringette.register@gmail.com.

Note: If you have any problems with registration using a phone or tablet, please try again on a laptop or desktop computer.

Children’s Ringette

Children’s Ringette is divided into three stages (FUNdamentals 1, 2, and 3; also known as, FUN 1, FUN 2, and FUN 3) based on experience and skill level. If you’re new to ringette, or you don’t have a report card from last season, see Children’s Ringette to find out which stage to register your child in.

Regina Ringette also offers a program called Learn to Play (LTP) for children ages 4 to 8 with little or no skating experience. See Children’s Ringette for more details.

Registration fees

Additional costs

Registration fees do not include team fees or your travel expenses. 

Team fees are collected by your team for practice ice time and other expenses. Individual team fees for the season are typically around $150 to $300 in FUN 1 and 2, and $500 to $800 in FUN 3 and up. For more information about team fees, see Team Budgets in the Regina Ringette Association League Rules (U8 is now FUNdamentals 1 and 2; U10 is now FUNdamentals 3).

Most teams travel to Saskatoon, Alberta, or Manitoba for one or more ringette tournaments during the season. The number of tournaments a team attends depends on the age group and competitive level.

Tip: New players will also need to get ringette equipment before the first ice time (early October). See Full Equipment Required. For used items, check Equipment for Sale and any other local online marketplace.

A/AA Tryouts:

• A non-refundable $50 fee applies for players in U12 to U19 who register for A and/or AA tryouts
• You must register and pay for tryouts before the tryout registration deadline (see Deadlines below)
• There’s a separate registration form for tryouts

Deadlines

League registration deadlines:

*Returning player registrations will be accepted after July 31 with late fees:

• A $50 late fee will apply from August 1 to 31
• A $100 late fee will apply after August 31
• Late fees do not apply to new players

Tryout registration deadlines (one week before the first tryout session):

Fees are due upon registration. 

Exceptions:
(1) BPRA players trying out for Regina A/AA teams must register for the RRA league and tryouts, but do not have to pay the league registration fee until after team selections. Late fees will be waived in this situation.

(2) RRA players trying out for Buffalo Plains U14AA must register for both RRA U14 league and U14A tryouts (before the deadlines posted above), but do not have to pay the league or tryout registration fees until after U14AA selections are made. If selected for U14AA, they will register in BPRA and cancel their RRA registrations. If not selected for U14AA, they must pay the RRA league and tryout registration fees before September 2, 2022. Late fees will be waived in this situation.

All registration fees must be paid in full before the player’s first RRA ice time. There are no exceptions to this policy. See Payment options below for more information about paying fees.

Ice time

Ringette ice times may be any day of the week. Games are often on a regular game day, such as Tuesdays or Saturdays, but may change from week to week.

FUNdamentals 1 and 2 teams have 1 or 2 ice times per week. Most ice times are during the week. For more information, see Children’s Ringette.

All teams from FUNdamentals 3 to U19 have 20 regular-season games (10 from mid October to Christmas and 10 from January to early March). It’s about 1 game per week. Each team also has playoff or exhibition games in March. (Tournament games are extra and depend on the team budget and performance.)

Recreational teams from FUNdamentals 3 to U19 usually have 1 practice per week. There may be some weeks when they don’t have practice due to limited ice availability, such as during the Western Canadian Agribition or Regina tournament weekends.

High performance (A/AA) teams in U12 to U19 usually have 2 practices per week. These teams collect larger team fees from participants to pay for more practice ice time.

Promotions

Bring-A-Friend:

When you refer a new player who registers in any division up to U14, you’ll get a $50 e-voucher. The new player must enter your name in the referral field when they register for the season. Sibling referrals are not eligible for this promotion. You can apply the voucher toward your next registration fee or team fees.

Goalie Promo:

New goalies (U12 and up) will get an e-voucher for 50% of their registration fee when they complete the season as a full-time goalie. (Players who took turns as a goalie in Children’s Ringette are not considered a goalie until they enter U12.)

Full-time goalies in U12 to U19 will get an e-voucher for 100% of their registration fee for the following season. Goalies moving to the Open division are not eligible to receive this voucher.

Payment options

Full payment is due upon registration. Late fees will apply to returning players who have not paid their registration fee by July 31.

Forms of payment we accept: Credit card, e-transfer, cheque, RRA bingo vouchers, and RRA e-vouchers (such as Bring A Friend and Goalie Promo).

This page is not a complete list of our policies. See Regina Ringette Association League Rules for more information.

Note: Email address for new players

To receive important league information and invoices, please enter your primary (parent) email address in the FIRST email field when creating a TeamLinkt account or adding a family member.

During registration in TeamLinkt, under Create an Account OR under Participant Info > Add a Family Member, enter the email address of the person who pays the registration fees. (In youth ringette, this should not be the child’s email address.)

Please don’t leave this field blank (even if it says it’s optional). Thanks!