The following information, beyond standard registration requirements (e.g. name, address, school, etc.)  is required for registration, please see below to ensure you can successfully register your player before proceeding.

Parent Respect in Sport Certification Number

All registrations must have one parent or guardian that has completed the Parent Respect in Sport certification.  Your certification number will be required to complete the registration.  To find your Parent Respect in Sport number or take the certification click here. 
For a detailed procedure of how to find your certificate number or take the training click here.

Player's Hockey Canada Registry Number

All registrations require input of the players Hockey Canada Registry Number. If your player played with Hockey Regina prior, you can find your player's Hockey Canada Registry Number by logging into your Respect in Sport Account and navigating to the "Profile" page and then the "Child Management" tab. For a procdure on how to view your players HCR number in your Respect in Sport account, click here.

If your player is new to hockey and does not have a Hockey Canada Registry Number you will need to create an account through Spordle here, if support is required, follow the steps in this procedure.

If you are moving to Regina or your player played with another Minor Hockey Association last season, you must contact the Hockey Regina office to confirm residency prior to registering, learn more here.

Parent/Guardian & Player Code of Conducts

As part of the registration process you will be required to review and agree to the parent/guardian code of conduct and agree to review with your player the player code of conduct.  Hockey Regina is committed to the mission of fostering hockey experiences where all can learn, play and succeed; codes of conduct are a tool to clearly outline expectations of conduct through the hockey season at Hockey Regina events. We require and strongly encourage all to review, understand and commit to modelling the conduct and behaviours that contribute to a positive and safe environment.

• Parent/guardian code of conduct
• Player code of conduct

Hockey Fees

Fees to participate in Hockey Regina are payable at two points in the year.  Upon registration of your player to Hockey Regina and upon placement of your player to a team within Hockey Regina (September or October depending on age division).  Most simplistically this is because fees will vary based on the tier your player plays within their age division and teams individually manage a portion of hockey fees to facilitate team specific activities. These may include but are not limited to, additional practices or exhibition games, tournaments, team building activities, clothing, team pictures and so forth.  Hockey Regina will set a maximum amount teams may collect for these activities. Note that costs for team clothing and pictures are optional for families.

For a detailed description of the fees paid to Hockey Regina and the team fees paid to the team your player is placed on, click here.

**Note that online registration requires payment via credit card.  If you will be utilizing third-party funding, member fee rebate credits (e.g. Bingo credits) or would like to pay by cash, cheque or debit, contact our Registrar by emailing registrar@hockeyregina.ca as you will be provided an alternate registration link; or register in person by visiting us at the Hockey Regina office at the 2nd floor of the Cooperators building at 1700 Elphinstone Street**

Member Fee Rebate Program & Third-Party Funding

Hockey Regina recognizes that hockey can be an expensive sport and is making active changes to broaden the ability for members to earn credit towards hockey fees.  Historically Hockey Regina has offered members the opportunity to work Bingos to earn fee rebates; moving into the 2025-2026 season, members will have the opportunity to work Bingos, support Hockey Regina tournaments, support Hockey Regina evaluations, time keep for age divisions U11-U18 and participate in various ad-hoc opportunities.  Members will be compensated for this work with fee credits applied to their player(s) accounts.  Fee credits that have been earned can be utilized for HRI registration fees or team fees. 

Hockey Regina also works with various third-party organizations to provide eligible members with funding support. All third-party funding must be in place prior to October 15th.  To learn more and if you would be eligible, check out these organizations’ websites for further information and application forms:

• KidSport
• Jump Start
• Hockey Canada Assist Fund
• First Nations Funding - give us a call to discuss further 306-949-2577 Ext 221.

**If you will be utilizing third-party funding or member fee rebate credits (e.g. Bingo credits) email our Registrar at registrar@hockeyregina.ca to register as you will be provided an alternate registration link; or visit us in person at the Hockey Regina office at the 2nd floor of the Cooperators building at 1700 Elphinstone Street**

Hockey Equipment

All Hockey Regina programs require full hockey equipment and allocate players a jersey (returnable at season end) and socks (players keep).  Full hockey equipment is required, check out what that entails here and head to one of Hockey Regina's partners, Western Cycle Source for Sports or Extreme Hockey & Sport to get expert advice and pickup whatever you might need.

Questions? Call the Hockey Regina office at 306-949-2577