National Ringette League
Striving for excellence at the national level
The National Ringette League (NRL) is the top level league for our sport. As a Ringette Canada showcase league with 14 teams across the country, the NRL provides opportunities for athletes to shine.
Established in 2002, the NRL is the longest continually running elite women's sport league in Canada.
For more information on the NRL, including schedules, stats, and team rosters, please visit the NRL website.
National Ringette League
About the League
The National Ringette League was founded in 2002, following Team Canada's success at the World Ringette Championship in Edmonton, AB. The League kicked off its official inaugural first season in November 2004, with 17 teams across three divisions.
Over the years, team locations have evolved to meet the needs of graduating U19 athletes. There have been more than 30 teams that have competed in the NRL since its inception.
For the 2025-26 season, there are 14 teams that compete in two divisions - seven in the East, and seven in the West. Teams play a 24-game regular season in 'Hub' format, which sees a number of teams travel to one location to compete in several games over a weekend. At the end of the season, teams travel to the Canadian Ringette Championships to battle for the Mary May Simon Cup.
2025-26 NRL Teams
