Registration
Registration is now open for the 2025-26 Season!
Nepean Ringette Association uses RAMP Interactive to register for Ringette. This is the system used across the province by Ringette Ontario. We encourage our members to view the instructions on how to use the RAMP system to register.
RAMP Registration Instructions
Registration Fees for the 2025-26 Season:
| Division | Birth Year | Early Bird Fee (Up to June 30th) | Regular Fee (After June 30th) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FUN1 | 2018-2021 | $250 | $250 | Register Now! |
| FUN2 | 2018-2019 | $550 | $600 | Register Now! |
| FUN3 | 2016-2017 | $750 | $800 | Register Now! |
| U12 | 2014-2015 | $750 | $800 | CLOSED |
| U14 | 2012-2013 | $750 | $800 | CLOSED |
| U16 | 2010-2011 | $750 | $800 | CLOSED |
| U19 A/B | 2007-2009 | $750 | $800 | CLOSED |
Player Registration Refund Policy
- Withdrawal ON or BEFORE September 1, 2025 - Full Refund of paid registration fees, less $25 administration fee.
- Withdrawal between September 2, 2025 and November 1, 2025 - Refund of 50% of paid registration fees, less $25 administration fee.
- Withdrawal AFTER November 1, 2025 - No refunds will be issued.
Team Fees
In addition to the registration fee paid to the association, team fees cover the cost of tournament registration fees and other team expenses.
After teams are formed, each team will prepare a team budget within Nepean Ringette Associations maximums for that level. The proposed team budget is presented to parents/guardians for comment and approval.
Please refer to the Nepean Ringette Association - Team Finances and Fundraising Policy for more information on team fees.
Children’s Ringette Fundamentals Program
FUN1 (formally known as Bunny Program): The FUNdamentals program is targeted to players between 4 and 6 years old. It is a Learn to Skate program that moves on to teaching basic ringette skills as the players develop. The players are on ice once a week for an hour, alternating between 8am and 9am each week. Players do not play official games but may participate in scrimmages with players from within and other associations during the season as their skills develop.
FUN2 (formally known as U8): is for children who are learning to lengthen their stride, ready to learn more rules of ringette, and have developed some basic skills, this group plays Mini Ringette.
FUN3 (formally known as U10) is for children who demonstrate that they have acquired the physical, cognitive, and social readiness for more challenging play, this group plays full-sized ringette.
All details of this program is available at the Ringette Ontario website.
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