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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
- News & Events
- Forms
- About Us
- Links
LTAD
Guiding Principals for Ringette
in Canada
- Fun, participation, learning.
- Inclusive, respect for varying skill levels.
- Respect the sport and all involved.
- Include on-ice and off-ice activities.
- Safety
What is LTAD?
LTAD is a training, competition and recovery framework for individuals at all stages of life, offering equal opportunity for participation and recreation.
LTAD is athlete centered, coach driven, officials, administrators, parents, sport medecine & sport sciences and sponsors supported. LTAD focuses on the general framework of athlete development with special reference to growth, maturiation and development.
LTAD is a framework for full sport system alignment in Canada, integrating health and education with sport and physical activity.
LTAD Resources from Ringette Canada
Framework Document
The focus of this document is Long Term Athlete Development, or LTAD, for participants in Ringette. By respecting the principles of LTAD, we will ensure that our programs and structure meet the developmental needs of participants in each stage of LTAD.
This document sets out a framework for LTAD in Ringette that also reinforces Ringette Canada's statement of Core Values. When fully implemented, the LTAD framework will allow Ringette Canada (RC) to fully realize its vision.
Technical Skills Matrix
Understanding the stages of skill development is necessary for coaches and parents to ensure an athlete acquires skills in the proper order. The terms used in this matrix explain the stages of skill development that a ringette player progresses through when learning technical skills.
Tournament AD
Want to promote LTAD in your tournament program or Association Guide? Here is a quick and easy way to do so. This one page ad will create awareness within your community.
Brochure
For a quick overview of LTAD, what the Ringette Specific Model looks like and details on why kids play sport, download this brochure.
LTAD from Sport Canada
For general information about Sport Canada's Long Term Athlete Development, check out Canadian Sport for Life.
Quick Links
- U14
- U16
- U19
NRL Registration - Player Letter
- Registration Form Other Links
- AA FAQ
- Canada Winter Games
- National Ringette League
- Magic AA Website
- BVRA AA Websites
- U14 AA Schedule and Scores
- U16 AA Schedule and Scores
- U19 AA Schedule and Scores
- Ringette Canada's
Implementation Plan Timeline and Implementation Plan Support Document (2009)
Important Dates
May
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May 25 - NRL Registration Due
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June
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June 8 - Ringette Canada AGM - Calgary, AB
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June 14 - Sport Manitoba Duty of Care Session
Forms
Access our downloadable forms
