REGISTRATION FAQ'S
The Twisters organization has long been committed to providing a well rounded hockey program with an excellent ratio of games to practices in house league. With the opening of two additional pads of ice at Mold-Masters SportsPlex we were able to increase practices, offer some exhibition games and offer a house league goalie clinic last season. We anticipate being able to offer a similar house league program for the upcoming season
All new players to any Twister Program must provide a copy of their birth certificate as proof of age. Please upload the player's birth certificate in the Ramp Registration System during the registration process. You can also send a copy of your child's birth certificate via email to [email protected]or mail to:
Box 74056
260 Guelph Street
Georgetown, ON
L7G 4B1
CAN FRIEND REQUESTS BE MADE?
In the interest of creating fair and balanced teams, a friend request will only be accepted where a returning Twisters player has a friend register who is new to the Twisters. For the friend request to be honoured, both the returning player and the new player must request to be on a team together; both players must submit the request by email. A player may only make one request.
CAN COACHING REQUESTS BE MADE?
Since coaches are not confirmed until the fall and teams are balanced for fairness, we cannot accept specific coaching requests.
HOW CAN I PAY?
Please complete all aspects of the registration online and either pay by credit card (Visa, Visa Debit or Mastercard). If you cannot pay by credit card, please contact our treasurer, Lorraine Pereira at [email protected] to make payment arrangements.
All players must be properly registered, including fees paid, before being allowed to play or practice with our association.
WHEN CAN I GET A RECEIPT FOR REGISTRATION FEES?
For online registrations, a receipt will be issued by at the time of registration. Receipts may also be obtained by logging into your registration account and selecting your historical registration information.
CAN I APPLY FOR A FULL OR PARTIAL FINANCIAL SUBSIDY?
Full subsidy is only available for the house league program. Our costs are fixed, so there is no discount available for multiple registrations from the same family. If you require financial assistance please contact our treasurer, Lorraine Pereira at [email protected] for assistance with registration. She will assist you in determining what financial aid may be available, including applying to the local Jump Start Program for which the application form, information, and contacts can be found at:
www.haltonhills.ca
www.milton.ca
Or visit your local Canadian Tire Store or Links2Care in Acton.
HOW ARE THE YOUTH HOUSE LEAGUE TEAMS FORMED?
Our divisions are expected to be the following:
Fundamentals (born 2016 to 2020)
U7 - Tyke (born 2018 to 2020)
U9 - born 2016 to 2017
U11 - born 2014 and 2015
U13 - born 2012 and 2013
U15 - born 2010 and 2011
U18 - born 2007 to 2009
We expect to have U9, U11, U13, U15 and U18 divisions.
Tyke and U9 will not have dedicated goalies. All players will rotate playing as a goalie.
U11 will aim to have 2 goalies per team. Any child who wants to try playing as a goalie will have a chance in net. U11s will participate as a player when it is not their turn as a goalie.
U13 and older aim to have one dedicated goalie per team. If additional goalies register, some goalies may have to share the position.
Every effort is made to balance the teams, and players may be asked to change teams after the season starts in order to achieve fair and equitable team balance. Each division has a Convenor assigned to set the teams, balance the teams and keep the standings. Director of House League manages and oversees the Convenors and league.
WHAT IS THE SENIOR WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL DIVISION?
A Senior Women’s Recreational division is available for players 18 years of age and older.
From the inexperienced to the experienced is what makes up the North Halton Women's Recreational Hockey Division. Each team is balanced to offer equal opportunity for each team and player whether you are a beginner or more developed player. Goaltending is one of the key components to having a competitive division and that is why we offer a lower registration fee for commitment to the team. Equipment is available, if needed. Basic fundamentals and improvement in goaltending is also an opportunity we wish to bring to the league in the future to help enhance and develop growth. North Halton Girl's Hockey Women's Rec Division offers fun, exercise and camaraderie from the young to the "young at heart."
For information, contact Lisa McLennan at [email protected]
WHAT EQUIPMENT WILL MY CHILD REQUIRE?
Your child will require a helmet with face mask, neck guard, chest protector, elbow pads, shin pads, jill (pelvic protector), gloves, hockey pants, stick and hockey skates. Mouth guards are recommended. Hockey Sweater and socks will be provided.
CAN I VOLUNTEER WITH THE NORTH HALTON GIRLS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION?
If you are interested in volunteering for the North Halton Girls Hockey Association, please email [email protected]