Ottawa, ON–Ringette Canada would like to thank Angie Milbury, outgoing President of Ringette Canada, for her dedicated years of service to the organization. After nine years on the Board of Directors, including six as President, her term has come to a close. In addition to her tenure as the Chair and President, Angie has…
In the second installment of our Take 5 series, Nancy Desfonds chats about her role as a Shot Clock Supervisor at the upcoming CRC. Nancy Desfonds, who was born in Montreal, and grew up in St-Eustache, started playing ringette in 1990. In her 30 years involved in ringette, she has tried out a number of…
In this new series, we’ll highlight different officials’ roles leading up to the 2024 CRC. Take 5 minutes to get to know our officials supervisors, on-ice officials, shot clock operators, and more. Our first installment features Karen Meek, a long-time ringette official named the new Officials Lead in November 2023. Karen Meek, who hails…
Dieppe, NB–In every province and territory across the country, communities come together through sport. Regardless of their differences or similarities, the friendship, confidence, and love of sport unite us all. In recognition that good sport makes a great difference, Ringette Canada has declared the 2024 Canadian Ringette Championship (CRC) in Dieppe a True Sport event. …
Dieppe, NB–Ringette Canada is pleased to announce the major officials who have been selected to attend the 2024 Canadian Ringette Championships. The 2024 Canadian Ringette Championships, sponsored by Cavendish Farms, will kick off in Dieppe, NB on April 8, 2024. Teams from across Canada will compete for National Championship titles in the U16 and…
Ringette Canada is seeking applications from local and/or provincial ringette associations who are looking to develop ringette in underserved areas or to increase participation opportunities for currently underserved groups (i.e. Indigenous, Racialized, 2SLGBTQQIA+, Low-Income, Persons with a Disability, Newcomers , etc.) through the use of Ringette Canada’s Gym Ringette, Come Try Ringette or Mixed Ability…
The official 2024 Canadian Ringette Championships merchandise store is now LIVE! Online pre-sale information: • Orders placed before March 5th are eligible for free pick-up in Dieppe at the event. • Orders placed on or after March 5th will be shipped to you AFTER CRCs. • Merch will be available on location at CRCs, but…
Ringette coaches! 📢 Ringette Canada is hosting an online NCCP Competition Development Module, and we’d love to see you there! Join us for a two-part NCCP Competition Development workshop on Prevention and Recovery. This Competition Development Module will be held online over two nights, March 11 and 18, 17:45-22 h ET. Participants can be from…
Teams attending the 2024 Canadian Ringette Championships in Dieppe, NB, can now book their practice ice time ahead of the tournament. Availability is on a first-come, first-served basis. BOOK HERE
ABOUT | À PROPOS The International Ringette Federation (IRF) is the governing body for international ringette. As we move into a new IRF cycle, it is time to fill out the IRF’s committees: the World Ringette Championship Committee, and the Promotion Committee. Ringette Canada seeks to collect the information of interested parties, who we can nominate…
Ottawa – Today, Ringette Canada, the national governing body for the sport of ringette, is delighted to announce our official headline sponsor for the 2024 Canadian Ringette Championships (CRC): Cavendish Farms. The Canadian Ringette Championship is an annual week-long event that plays host to 49 teams, 249 bench staff, 190 games, and 900+ athletes from across…
Ottawa, ON– Ringette Canada is pleased to announce the self-identification process for the 2024 National Team programs is now open. The deadline to apply is Friday, February 16, 2024. Athletes can apply for these four programs: U17 La Relève U18 Development Team Junior National Team Senior National Team The links to the self-identification applications can…
On January 23rd, the Nepean Ravens U16AA team took the ice for a mini-game, providing intermission entertainment for over 6,300 viewers. Head Coach Alyssa Mainwood said the team had an incredible time, and it was a great opportunity to showcase ringette to a new audience. You can watch the mini-game from the “crowd cam” here: