CBR Minor Hockey

Below are the 'REVISED' IP EVALUATION GROUPS AS OF OCTOBER 3rd. Evaluations will continue for the next sessions this weekend October 7 & 8th.

If you have registered and your child's name is not listed please contact our office or our Registrar Tracey Bennett-Parsons through the contact us section. If you have registered your child after Oct 2nd please allow 48 hours for your registration to be processed and to be assigned to a group for evaluations.

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Your child will start off the season being assigned to an evaluation try-out group.  The group they are assigned may switch several times over the first few weeks as our IP players are assessed on skating/hockey ability.  These group changes will be listed on our website and should be checked prior to the showing up to the following week’s practice. These assessments are completed by our technical staff and are based on several factors.  Our technical staff has final say over team placement. 

After the assessments are complete, each player will be assigned a team. At this point – each team will be given a name and a set of jerseys. You can expect your player to have about 40 hours of ice-time from the beginning of assessments to the last hockey practice (usually before Easter).  This typically runs over 24-28 weeks.  This means that you will see weeks where your child will have only one practice and other weeks where they will have two. As our ice time fluctuates weekly – due to the need for tournaments (for all divisions), Hockey NL league games, Town requirements and other ice rental groups – the location and times of practice will vary week-to-week.  We operate out of the CBS Arena and the RFM (Robert French Memorial) Stadium, always check the rink location when looking at the schedule. We will post all practice times on our website in a timely manner. 
 
Safety First!
Please make sure your player is on the ice with full hockey attire — helmet, mouth and neck guards, elbow and shin pads, athletic support, hockey pants, shoulder pads, socks and jersey.  Helmet with full face protection, neck & mouth guards are mandatory.

If your child has any medical issues (i.e. asthma, allergies, attention/behavioural issues, etc.) inform your team’s coach to ensure the proper attention is given to this child.  Please ensure that you have any and all required medical devices/medicine available with you for each practice (i.e. inhaler, epipen etc.).

No player is permitted on the ice while the Zamboni is on and the Zamboni gate is open.  

All players must wait for a coach prior to going onto the ice.

Please use assigned dressing rooms.  Each team is designated a dressing room and it is usually incorporated into the schedule.  Please follow your assigned dressing room to ensure smooth hourly transitions and to prevent overcrowding
 
When you arrive at the rink on your scheduled day:

1. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to your session
2. Check for your Groups dressing room assignment
3. Check in with our technical staff

If you have any questions about the program please contact our IP Coordinator Lynette Dalton through the contact us section.

 GROUPS REVISED OCTOBER 3rd