Guelph Predators Ringette
Channel: Brent Pedersen
Date: 2017-08-20

Ringette is a faced paced, exciting ice sport that focuses on friendship, teamwork and competition.

The first rule that is taught in ringette is have fun. For those that are competitive, there is plenty of time for that at the older provincial levels but for the young players it is all about having fun and developing their skating skills and learning the game.

When the players are ready for competition, there are four levels to for them to work towards and compete in. 

Regional player continue playing the game for fun with the friends they have made over the years or new friends that are just learning the game.

Single A players are competitive players that are interested in being competitive and developing their skill to play at a higher level.

Double A players are very competitive players that dedicate many hours over and above their normal practice and ice times to become exceptional athletes.

Triple A players are elite athletes that gather every other year to compete with other elite athletes in their region and play against elite athletes from other regions.

All teams in ringette from U7 to Open 18+ get to travel and meet players from all over the province. 

Starting at the U12 level, teams are ranked and compete for provincial championships.

Starting at the U14 level, teams that play in the finials of the provincial championships will have the opportunity to compete against teams from the eastern Canadian provinces.

Starting at the U16 level, teams that play in the finals of the provincial championships have the opportunity to play against teams from all over Canada.   

It all starts here:
http://www.guelphringette.ca/ctr