Welcome to the St. Catharines Female Hockey Association

We would like to take this opportunity to welcome all players to the St. Catharines Female Hockey Association. We hope we have all the information needed for you to register.
If you need any assistance, please email us at: scfha08@gmail.com. A representative will assist you.

Registration is open from June 7^th and continues until teams are filled.
On Sep 2nd, applicants cannot be guaranteed a spot on a team. We will be filling teams after this date.

You have two options on how to register:

1. Mail your completed registration form with full payment to the SCFHA. (VISA, MC or cheques only)

2. Fax your form to the SCFHA. The VISA / MC payment form must be completed as this is the only means of payment. (Fax 905-937-5380).

We are currently looking for a new office location. Please use 1 of the 2 options available. If you need assistance, please email the SCFHA at: scfha08@gmail.com.

Is there a payment plan?

SCFHA will accept installment cheques or VISA/MC payments (your choice on dates).
Players registering after Sep 1st (to fill up teams or qualify for the waiting list) must submit full payment to be accepted.
Make all cheques payable to: ‘SCFHA’.
Cheques that are returned Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) will be charged a $25.00 fee. The amount owing is to be paid by cash or VISA / MC only within 2 weeks.
The player will be removed from the registration list if the league is not reimbursed.

Paying by VISA or MASTERCARD through the mail is easy. Complete the attached form with your card information and mail it in. The credit card  information will be shredded after your form is processed. 

Do I need to fill out a player release form?

If you played in the SCFHA Hockey Program last season, you do not require a Player Release. If you played in another girls' organization last year, you must get that association to sign a Player Release form. This completed form must accompany your registration form. There is not a cost for this procedure. Last years' association will be able to provide you with a Player Release Form. This does not apply to girls who played in a co-ed league last season.

Is there a Goaltender Discount?

Full-time goaltenders will be refunded $50.00 at a later date in the season from the league. Part-time goalies are not included in this rebate. Equipment will be supplied by SCFHA up to and including Peewee. House League use only.

When will I receive my Tax Receipt for this season?

Official receipts will be issued in the early January 2011 for tax purposes distributed by your coaching staff to the parents, not to the players.

Refund Information

Refunds will be granted up to November 15, 2010. To view the SCFHA Refund Policy and the Refund Form, go to the Forms Page on the SCFHA website at: http://www.scfha.com/forms.htm.
In the event of “injury” where a player is unable to continue for the season, a refund pro-rated based on the date the player becomes injured may be granted.  The refund is conditional upon presentation of a doctor’s note indicating that the injury is “season ending” and approval by the SCFHA Executive.

By Signing the Registration Form, .....

By signing the registration form to play in the St. Catharines Female Hockey League, I agree to abide by the Rules and Regulations of the St. Catharines Female Hockey Association.

Registration will be considered complete when…

1. Registration Form is completed, signed and accompanied with your payment in full.

2. Installment cheques will be allowed between June 7^th and Sep 1st.  VISA and MASTERCARD will be available and will be subject to the same registration deadline.

3. Please use a separate form for each player.

4. Please remember to sign your form. Unsigned forms will be returned.

FUNdamentals Program (Hockey School)
 

The Fundamentals Program - Hockey School program is a structured, learn-to-play hockey program designed to introduce beginners to the game's basic skills. The program runs on Saturday mornings for 1 hour from October to March.

The Philosophy of the Hockey FUNdamentals Program is:

☺ To have fun while playing hockey and engaging in physical activity.
☺ To learn the basic skills required to play the game of hockey.
☺ To develop an understanding of basic teamwork through participation in a variety of activities and adapted game situations.
☺ To create and refine basic motor patterns.
☺ To be introduced to the concepts of cooperation and fair play.
☺ Sessions consist of 50 minute of on-ice instruction. The program is currently scheduled for Saturday mornings at the Jack Gatecliff Complex.
☺ The season begins early fall and wraps up at the end of March.
☺ Participant is required to where full hockey equipment.
☺ Participant receives a Hockey Jersey and Socks, Photograph.