U7:  $400 Flat Rate

U9: Early Bird: $550/  After June 15 $650

U11: Early Bird: $750/  After June 15 $850

U13: Early Bird: $750/  After June 15 $850

U13 Female: Early Bird: $750/  After June 15 $850

U15: Early Bird: $900/  After June 15 $1000

U15 Female: Early Bird: $900/  After June 15 $1000

U18: Early Bird: $900/  After June 15 $1000

U18 Female: Early Bird: $900/  After June 15 $1000

Pond: Early Bird: $450/  After June 15 $550

Registration is now Open. Will be open May 1 - August 31, 2026.  Early Bird Rates from May 1-June 15. 

How to Register:

The registration link will be available below, on our website and on our Facebook page.

Returning Player: https://go.teamsnap.com/forms/521309

New Player/Transfer: https://go.teamsnap.com/forms/521416

Stay Informed:
All updates throughout the season will be shared via TeamSnap, our website, and Facebook. Please make sure you're familiar with these platforms.

Planning in Progress:
With limited ice time, we're currently working on team sizes, number of teams, fall camp start dates, tryouts, and practice schedules. Once finalized, we’ll share all details with our members!

• Registration closes August 31, 2026.
• Registration payments can only be paid online.  There are payment options available.
• Please ensure your Respect in Sport - Parent is current, Respect in Sport Certification will expire on May 1st; 4 years after completing it.  https://hockeyalbertaparent.respectgroupinc.com/
• If you require your players Hockey Id number please go to https://account.spordle.com/login
• Returning Player: https://go.teamsnap.com/forms/521309

There has been a change to how HCR Profiles (numbers) are created for new participants who have NEVER registered in a Hockey Canada sanctioned program before.   It is important to note that HCR Profiles will no longer be created through Respect in Sport.  New Participants will be required to enter their HCR number into Respect Group when they sign up for certification. 

For participants who have never been registered in a Hockey Canada sanctioned program before the registration flow will look like this:

FIRST time players in Minor Hockey, complete the below steps. 

Step 1: Create a Hockey Canada (HCR) Number, Click here for instruction on how to create a HCR Number: Creating-an-HCR-Number.   ****Please select St. Paul Minor Hockey Association under Organization selection****

Step 2: Complete the Respect in Sport (RIS) Parent Course. Please ensure you select St. Paul as your home association; you will need your HCR number to link Respect in Sport.

• If your new player has an older sibling that has or is playing hockey you can add them to your Respect in Sport Profile under Child Management. https://hockeyalbertaparent.respectgroupinc.com/

Step 3: Complete the Online Registration through our TeamSnap Registration: New to St. Paul Minor Hockey: https://go.teamsnap.com/forms/521416

Hockey Alberta has great resources and information for New Hockey parents.   Check out their website:  Hockey Alberta - New Hockey Parents

Complete the Registration by registering through our TeamSnap:

New to St. Paul Minor Hockey: https://go.teamsnap.com/forms/481226

Complete the Registration by registering through our TeamSnap: 

New to St. Paul Minor Hockey: https://go.teamsnap.com/forms/521416

Equipment for your child will ensure that they can play the game correctly, and more importantly, safely. Your child’s safety is paramount to them enjoying the game and is a top priority of sanctioned hockey.

Equipment Guidelines

What is HCR (Hockey Canada Registry)?

HCR stands for Hockey Canada Registry — it’s the official national database and registration system used by Hockey Canada and all minor hockey associations across the country.

Purpose of HCR:

• Register players, coaches, officials, and volunteers.
• Track hockey history (teams, clinics, suspensions, transfers, etc.).
• Manage program fees and certifications.
• Link important requirements like Respect in Sport, Coach certifications, and medical forms.

HCR Profile Includes:

• Player name and birthdate
• Hockey ID number (HCR number)
• Teams played for
• Certifications (e.g., Respect in Sport)
• Injuries or suspensions (if applicable)

Click here for instructions on how to create a HCR Number: Creating-an-HCR-Number.