Quesnel Ringette Association

Registration for the 2007-08 season has started. For previous members, a self addressed envelope and 2007-08 registration form was sent out by mail in the month of April.

A registration form can be obtained below on the website. The Quesnel Ringette Association will be at the central registration at the Twin Ice Arenas on September 4, 2007. Central registration will run from 6:00 to 8:00 PM.

The registration fee will qualify for the Children's Fitness Tax Credit, recently announced by Federal government. Further details can be found below.

Each new player will be required complete and submit the registration form, provide a copy of the players birth certificate and health care number. Any new players will get a new player rate. Equipment requirements can be found in the Equipment section.

Further discounts apply for goalies and families with 3 or more registered members. Further details can be obtained from the Registrar.

The registration form can be found by clicking on the 2007-08 Registration Form

Further questions regarding registration should be directed to the Registrar, who can be found in the Contacts section.

The registration form should then be mailed to the Quesnel Ringette Association office. A receipt will be provided to all participants in September.

Children's Fitness Tax Credit

Attached is a fact sheet on the Canada Revenue Agency Children's Fitness Tax Credit. Please use for your information.

It is important to note that eligibility for the tax credit is based on the nature of the program and not the type of organization. For example, not all of the programs of a specific sport may be eligible for the tax credit, just those that meet the tax credit criteria.

Responsibility for administering the tax credit lies with the Canada Revenue Agency. Should you have any questions about the Children's Fitness Tax Credit, you should contact the Canada Revenue Agency at 1-800-959-5525.

Further information can be obtained at Children's Fitness Tax Credit.

Code of Conduct Forms

All participants in the Quesnel Ringette Association will have to sign and complete the following, as part of the registration process:

Code of Conduct for Coaches

Code of Conduct for Officials

Code of Conduct for Petite Division and Below

Code of Conduct for Tween Division and Above

Code of Conduct for Volunteers

Code of Conduct for Parents

Player Levels

The age groups generally followed in the sport of ringette are as per the table below. Each age group can be further divided based on the number of participants and tiering of the group.

Division

Age

Bunnies

7 and under

Novice

9 and under

Petite

11 and under

Tween

13 and under

Junior

15 and under

Belle

18 and under

Open

19 and over

Masters

30 and over