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The Game
Ringette is an exciting unique winter sport, played mainly by females but open to all. Ringette is a non-contact sport where players use a straight stick with a specially designed tip and a hollow rubber, blue ring.
- How to Play
- What is Ringette
- How the Game is Played
- Equipment/The Rink
- Equipment
- Rink Markings
Players
The goal of the High Performance program is to plan, coordinate and implement programs for AA, Canada Winter Games (CWG) (AAA) and National Ringette League. (NRL)
- High Performance
- AA
- Canada Winter Games
- National Ringette League
- Camps
- Future Stars
- Winkler
- Ringskate
- LTAD
- LTAD program
Coaches
The development of Ringette in Manitoba is dependent upon coaches who in order to be effective, are required to have the appropriate qualifications and proper training.
Officials
The purpose of the officials is to provide clinics, on-ice evaluations and resources, which promote uniform interpretation and application of the rules.
- Development/Certification
- Overview
- Officials Certification
- Certification and Minor Officials Clinics
- Clinics/Resources
- Officials Clinics
- Officials Resources
- RC Officials Site
Tournaments & Championships
- Tournaments
- Manitoba
- Out of Province
- Provincial Championships
- Program Overview
- Hosting Guidelines
- Dates, Locations and Draws
- Scores and Results
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About Us
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Officials

Officials Resources

Case Book

The Case Book is an extension of the Officials rules and serves to interpret many rules and clarify situations which are open to interpretation. This is also a must for everyone to read and help you understand the game much more clearly.

Handbook on Body Contact

This handbook has been entirely rewritten to make it easier to read and understand. It is important material for all to comprehend as it is the basis for all decisions and interpretations of body contact. A must for everyone.

Minor Officials Handbook

This is a must for every timekeeper, scorekeeper, and official. It describes the duties of the Minor official and presents a detailed explanation of the responsibilities and methods of recording and performing all of their functions. Minor Officials can now be certified by completing the clinic and returning results and a fee to the Provincial/Territorial Ringette Association.

Officials Journal

This spiral book serves as a notebook for officials to gather input from officiating peers and evaluators. It is to be used to record informal feedback when complete evaluations are not feasible. Continual feedback and suggestions are very important for the continuous development of official's performance.

Rule Books

Covers rules and regulations of the sport of Ringette.

Stick Gauge

The stick gauge is used to measure the end of the players stick and determine its legality. It is an essential item for every official. Coaches and players are also carrying them to avoid having sticks disallowed in games.