FUN3 - children who demonstrate that they have acquired the physical, cognitive, and social readiness for more challenging play, this group plays full sized ringette. (FUN3)
$200.00
IMPORTANT NOTICE: These divisions are all included in league game play and tournaments. Travel is required, typically to the Ottawa area. Attendance is not mandatory, however we highly encourage participation for the full experience. Fees associated with travel, tournaments, etc. are additional to the registration fees. Games typically start in late October and occur approximately twice per month (once in Kingston and once in Ottawa area).
** This registration fee automatically includes the bingo/fundraising fee of $100. This fee is reimbursed after either participating in 2 bingos as a fully-trained volunteer or raising at least $100 in fundraising.
*** Ringette Ontario Membership dues and Insurance are in addition to registration fees. These fees are added to the final total in registration.
Ringette Ontario is announcing that one parent of every ringette player under the age of 18 is required to take the Respect in Sport Parent Program before participating in ringette programming, starting in the 2022-23 season. This course is mandatory to have the Player’s registration approved.
The Respect in Sport Parent Program is a one-hour online module for parents/guardians, reinforcing their role in their child’s activities, encouraging positive sports behaviours, and providing insight into the various roles other individuals play, such as coaches and officials.
This program empowers parents to:
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Ensure the safety of their children.
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Encourage positive and effective communication.
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Enhance a child’s overall enjoyment of Ringette.
Children’s Ringette
Creating Developmentally Appropriate Opportunities and Meaningful Competition
Children’s Ringette is a program that provides age and stage appropriate physical activity experiences for young ringette players under the age of 10.
The Children’s Ringette program is focused on creating opportunities that focus on:
- age & stage appropriate activities
- focus on fun and play
- grouping children based on skill & readiness
- maximum participation & engagement
- opportunities to practice learned skills
- adapted game play (small area games & small nets)
The Children’s Ringette Divisions
There are three divisions in Children’s Ringette, FUNdamentals 1, FUNdamentals 2, and FUNdamentals 3
FUNdamentals 1 is for children who are new to ringette or skating, learning basic game structure, and still developing basic
skills, this group plays cross-ice.
FUNdamentals 2 is for children who are learning to lengthen their stride, ready to learn more rules of ringette, and have
developed some basic skills, this group plays Mini Ringette.
FUNdamentals 3 is for children who demonstrate that they have acquired the physical, cognitive, and social readiness for more
challenging play, this group plays full sized ringette.
Both FUNdamentals 1 & 2 divisions use small sized nets and play adapted games of 3 on 3 and 4 on 4 respectively. Smaller
spaces ensure more touches, interactions, shots on net and passes. Teams are split into smaller squads to ensure the majority of
players are participating at a time. With these adaptations in the FUNdamentals divisions, children are able to experience
maximum participation, practice learned skills and move through divisions based on skill and readiness.
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