The Mandatory Coaches Meetings will be held:
Tuesday, October 4 and
Wednesday, October 5th.

AS and U10 teams – 6:30 pm
U12 and up – 7:00 pm

The meetings will be held virtually via Zoom. As space is limited:

• Teams need to pre-register to attend a meeting.
• ONE registration (login) per team on ONE date.
• If additional team staff wish to attend the meeting this can easily be achieved by getting together and sharing your device.
• The registration form is now posted.
  Note: The Tuesday meeting is now full. 
  Registration only available for the Wednesday Meeting.

REGISTER

For all teams participating in league play, the HEAD COACH IS REQUIRED to attend one of two Mandatory Head Coaches Meetings held each season.
Regardless of how many teams an individual is associated with they may NOT represent multiple teams at the coaches meeting.

The newly formed Chinook Ringette League (CRL) Committee is seeking members.

The open positions are CRL Finance, CRL Technical, CRL Administration and CRL Operations.

Please contact Sam if you are interested or require more information.

We are thrilled to be offering a Ringette for All (RFA) program for children with cognitive and/or physical disabilities.

Through an inclusive, safe, and fun environment, RFA players will learn the fundamentals of the sport as well as develop life skills that will benefit them in and out of the rink.

• Any player, aged 5-18, with a developmental and/or physical disability is welcome.
• Start date of mid October, running 1.25 hours per week, same time/same place, until the beginning of February.
• Registration now open.

For more information visit the Ringette for All page.

The “2015 Western Canadian Ringette Championships Legacy Scholarships” have now been awarded. Applicants were scored based on their commitment to the sport of Ringette through playing, coaching, officiating and other volunteer activities as well as school and community participation and service.

Congratulations to Erin Ung and Sam Allison who each received $1000. 

Registration is now open  for Ringette Calgary Flex Ringette for the 2022-2023 season. The program was designed to meet the needs of athletes who wish to have less time commitment and a competitive experience. Currently, U16 and U19 players are eligible (and may open to U14). We need a minimum of 30 participants (plus goaltending) at sign up in order for the program to be viable.

• 2 half seasons – October-December and January-March
• Consistent location and time (Tuesday evenings)

For details on Flex Ringette and Registration information visit the Flex Ringette page.

Ringette Calgary is seeking some enthusiastic individuals to sit on the Board of Directors or board sub-committees.

Open positions include:
VP Planning, Fundraising, Yearend Tournament, Goalie Development, Esso Golden Ring.

More information

In Fall 2021, a three-year strategic plan for sport development was presented to Ringette Calgary to inform sport development initiatives until 2024-25. One of the first priorities identified was the collection of demographic and general data from existing ringette players, to confirm and guide Ringette Calgary’s sport development efforts. A sub committee was formed to identify survey questions and support the coordination of Come Try Ringette events for the upcoming season.

Calgary hosted the 2022 CRC’s from April 3-9 and Alberta teams finished strong in all three divisions.

NRL
Gold – Calgary RATH
Silver – Edmonton WAM!
Bronze – Cambridge Turbos
4th – Atlantic Attack

U19
Gold – St. Albert Mission
Silver – Calgary Raid
Bronze – Team Alberta (Calgary Compete)
4th – Sherwood Park

U16
Gold – Team Alberta (Zone 2 Blaze)
Silver – Team New Brunswick
Bronze – Calgary SURGE
4th – Sherwood Park Power

Many thanks to the Host Committee and all the volunteers who assisted with this event.  Games are available for viewing on the Ringette Canada YouTube Channel.

Visit the CRC website for more.

Interested in how teams finished in Cities, Provincials and beyond?
Check out the Champions page.

Is your team photo missing?   There is a form available on that page to upload one so we can display your happy faces.

Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) is a movement to improve the quality of sport and physical activity in Canada. CS4L links sport, education, recreation and health and aligns community, provincial and national programming.

Check out our History site. You will find information, photos, and interesting facts – starting from our first season (1977).

Did you know:

• In July of 1978 “Calgary Ringette” joined “Ringette Alberta”
• Frances Willis organized the first Ringette School in Calgary in 1979
• Referees were strictly volunteers until 1984 when game fees were introduced ($4-$6)
• Ice cost $50 per hour in 1985

Open A, B, C Ringette is organized through the Calgary Open Ringette Association (CORA) and includes two post-secondary teams – UofC and MRU.

Those interested in joining or trying out for a team please visit the CORA website for more information.

To help ensure the health and safety of young athletes, CDC developed the Heads Up: Concussion in Youth Sports initiative to offer information about concussions to coaches, parents, and athletes involved in youth sports. The Heads Up initiative provides important information on preventing, recognizing, and responding to a concussion.

For more information visit their website.