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Saturday, October 10 | Servus Place, St. AlbertAlberta vs. Ontario | 6 PMFREE admission!Some of Canada’s top young ringe...
10/01/2026

Saturday, October 10 | Servus Place, St. Albert
Alberta vs. Ontario | 6 PM
FREE admission!

Some of Canada’s top young ringette athletes are coming to Alberta and we need YOU to help pack the stands.

Wear your team colours.
Paint your faces.
Make the signs.
Bring the whole team!

Here’s your game plan:
📸 4–5 PM: FREE professional team photos *while time allows!*\
Get your team together at the balloon wall for pics!

🍕 5–6 PM: Team pizza party
Book your team at Skybox Grill, then head to the rink together.

✍️ Arrive early!
The first 50 ringette players in the rink get a FREE Team Alberta poster. Bring yours to the Team Alberta signing event and get it autographed!

🔥 6 PM: ALBERTA vs. ONTARIO
Get ready to GET LOUD. We’ll be watching for teams bringing the biggest energy!

Expect giveaways throughout the game:
• FREE Crumbl Cookies and fries
• Ringette Alberta keychains
• Ringette swag and crowd prizes
• A chance to win an already sold-out TEAL Ring Jet ringette stick!

Give your players a chance to meet athletes they look up to, see what’s possible, and start the season feeling like a TEAM.
Can’t make Saturday’s feature game?

The Challenge Cup runs October 9–12, with nine provincial teams and 23 games over four days!

Check our website for other game times, or watch the games on YouTube .

Send this to your team chat.
Plan the carpool.
Book the pizza.
Help us PACK THE STANDS!

Today, we hold Indigenous children, families, and communities in our hearts.We remember the children who never came home...
09/30/2026

Today, we hold Indigenous children, families, and communities in our hearts.

We remember the children who never came home from residential schools and honour the Survivors and their families.

From our ringette community to yours, we offer care and respect, and take a moment to listen and remember.

Every Child Matters.

A player takes a hit. Would you know what to do?You do not have to know if it is a concussion. You just need to know whe...
09/28/2026

A player takes a hit. Would you know what to do?

You do not have to know if it is a concussion. You just need to know when to stop and get help. Remember the 4 Rs:

1. RECOGNIZE
Look for a headache, dizziness, confusion, trouble with balance, or a player who does not seem like themselves. Ask, “How do you feel?” A player does not have to pass out to have a concussion. A hit to the body can cause one too.

2. REMOVE
If you think it could be a concussion, take the player out of the game or practice. They do not go back in that day, even if they say they feel better. It can take time for signs to show up, and another hit could put them at risk.

3. REFER
Tell their parent or caregiver and have the player checked by a licensed healthcare professional. You do not need to figure it out at the rink. If they have a bad or worsening headache, throw up more than once, or become more confused, call for emergency help right away.

4. RETURN
Help them follow a plan to get back to school, then back to ringette step by step. Before full contact practice or games, they need medical clearance. Feeling ready to play is good, but it is not the same as being cleared to play.

The player who speaks up is helping their team. So is the teammate, parent, or coach who notices something is wrong.

Save the 4 Rs before your next game.

Please share! Coachingringette.ca is currently down for updates.Thanks!RingetteCanada/RinguetteCanada
09/25/2026

Please share!

Coachingringette.ca is currently down for updates.

Thanks!

RingetteCanada/RinguetteCanada

09/21/2026

It might look simple.

The goalie starts on her knees, in the centre of the net.She stays there. Players take controlled shots on net, aiming at different areas.

The challenge?
The goalie cannot slide her pads across the crease to make the save.

Instead, she has to use the top half of her body.
🥅 Track the ring with her eyes
🥅 Reach with her glove
🥅 Get her blocker to the ring
🥅 Extend her stick
🥅 Move her shoulders and upper body toward the shot

WHY DO THIS?
Because goalies will not always have their whole body available to make a save.

In a game, a goalie may have already dropped into butterfly or committed her pads to the first shot when the ring suddenly changes direction, rebounds or moves to another player.

Now she has to find another way to make the save.

This drill teaches a goalie that the save isn’t over just because her pads are committed.

Her eyes can still track.
Her glove can still reach.
Her stick can still extend.
Her upper body can still move.

And sometimes, that extra reach is the difference between a goal…and an incredible save. 🥅

Thank you Adrenalin Source For Sports

Come try ringette!

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:If you or someone you know is Coaching one of these levels, send them this post!(They will thank you)CI CERTIFICATION: ...
09/18/2026

:If you or someone you know is Coaching one of these levels, send them this post!
(They will thank you)

CI CERTIFICATION: DOES THIS APPLY TO YOU?
CI Certified is required for:
U14AA Head Coaches
U16A/AA Head + Assistant Coaches
U19A/AA Head + Assistant Coaches
NRL Head + Assistant Coaches

Assistant Coach exception: If you complete your Comp Intro class this season, you do not also need to complete the evaluation this season.

You must be CI Trained BEFORE starting certification.

DECEMBER 15: Deadline to submit your completed portfolio.

JANUARY 31: Deadline to complete your evaluation.

Important: If your portfolio is not submitted by December 15, you may not be scheduled for an evaluation this season.

SEE MORE:
https://www.ringettealberta.com/content/Competition-Introduction-Evaluation

Tell a Coach to Tell a Coach!Register at coachingringette.ca
09/17/2026

Tell a Coach to Tell a Coach!

Register at coachingringette.ca

The Canada Winter Games only happen once every four years.And this October, you don’t have to wait until the 2027 Games ...
09/15/2026

The Canada Winter Games only happen once every four years.

And this October, you don’t have to wait until the 2027 Games to see this level of ringette. Some of the top ringette athletes from across Canada are coming to Alberta. This is your chance to see them on home ice.

BRING YOUR WHOLE TEAM
Looking for the perfect team outing to kick off your season? This is it.
Bring your players. Bring your coaches. Bring your parents. Bring your posters.

Your team gets to:
Watch Canada Winter Games-level ringette
See some of the best young players in Canada
Learn new plays, skills and techniques
Get inspired for your own season
Cheer for your home province
Hang out together OFF the ice
Make memories as a team
Figure out the carpool now. This only happens once every four years.

AND WE’RE MAKING THE FEATURE GAME A PARTY
Come early because there will be LOTS happening!.
What you could win just by being in the stands
FREE french fry giveaways from skyboxgrill.ca!
FREE Crumbl cookie giveaways!
Free Ringette Alberta keychains!
Ring Jet mini sticks + sticker Giveaways!
Photo + social media displays perfect for lasting memories!
Team Alberta signing party!

And one very lucky fan will win an already SOLD-OUT teal Ring Jet ringette stick.

THINK YOUR TEAM HAS THE MOST SPIRIT?
We want to SEE IT.
Make the posters.
Dress up.
Bring your Team Alberta colours.
or... Bring your Team BC, Team Sask, Team Ont... just bring the SPIRIT!

Get your whole team involved.

Get LOUD.

We’ll be watching the stands and handing out prizes to teams bringing the biggest Team Alberta spirit.

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE.
Your players watch great ringette online.
Now let them see it from the stands.
Watch the speed. Watch the plays. Watch the skill. Meet Team Alberta. Cheer with hundreds of other ringette fans.
Then head back to your own rink inspired for the season ahead.

Saturday, October 10. 6:00 PM. Servus Place.
Grab your teammates. Plan the carpool. Make your posters.
We’ll see you at the rink.

COACHES: 4 NCCP COURSES ARE FREE FOR 4 DAYS ONLY, AND IF YOU MISS THE DATE, YOU MISS THE FREE COURSE.Save this now, beca...
09/10/2026

COACHES: 4 NCCP COURSES ARE FREE FOR 4 DAYS ONLY, AND IF YOU MISS THE DATE, YOU MISS THE FREE COURSE.

Save this now, because each free NCCP course is available for ONE specific day during National Coaches Week.

National Coaches Week runs September 14–20, 2026, and the Coaching Association of Canada is giving coaches access to select NCCP eLearning at no cost.

Here’s exactly what you can get FREE and when:

SEPTEMBER 14
NCCP Coach Initiation in Sport
This course is a great starting point for coaches who want to build a stronger foundation and better understand their role in creating a positive sport experience.

SEPTEMBER 15
NCCP Creating a Positive Sport Environment
Learn how to help create a sport environment where athletes feel safe, respected, supported and able to grow.

SEPTEMBER 16
NCCP Sport Nutrition
Build your knowledge around nutrition and learn information that can help you better support athletes in sport.

SEPTEMBER 17
NCCP Coaching Athletes with a Disability
Grow your coaching knowledge and learn how you can help make sport more welcoming, inclusive and accessible.

Now for the part you cannot miss:
Each promo code is ONLY valid on the date assigned to that course.
Four days. Four opportunities to add to your coaching knowledge without paying for the course.

And National Coaches Week has even more happening from September 14–20, including opportunities to recognize the coaches who have made a difference through .

If coaching matters to you, don’t wait until the week is over to find out what was available.

Save this post.
Send it to another coach.

Then get the promo codes and full details before the first free course begins.

Visit our LINK IN BIO or go to coach.ca for National Coaches Week information, promo codes, contest details and more.

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Edmonton, AB

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17804151750

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