HOW TO REGISTER:

• Online Registration  for Bow River Community Hockey and Northwest House League Hockey opens through the registration portals at the bottom of this page – JUNE 15th 
• Please Note: Only members with accounts in good standing will be permitted to register. Once accounts are brought up to date, registration will be allowed.

 

 

2023-24 Season Fees will be updated soon ...

 

 

PAYMENT METHODS:

On-line registration will accept VISA, VISA Debit, MasterCard, MasterCard Debit, and American Express as the preferred methods of payment.

Arrangements for Money Orders or Cash can be made by contacting the BRBHA Administrator by email admin@bowriverhockey.ca .

BRBHA does NOT accept personal cheques as a form of payment.

Registrations can be paid in full or on a 4 instalment payment plan (25% at time of registration, 25% July 1, 25% Aug 1, and 25% Sept 1)

If you require a different payment arrangement please email your proposal to the BRBHA Administrator  admin@bowriverhockey.ca .

Players will not be permitted to skate with a team until fees are paid in full – All fees are due by September 1.

 

 

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS:

Registration fees will be refunded based upon the following schedule:

• Notice provided prior to start of your age group pre-season skates and/or evaluations – 100% of fees
• Notice provided prior to end of the player’s last evaluation (and before a Coach Pick game, if applicable) - 75% of fees
• Notice provided prior to December 1st and subject to BRBHA Board of Directors approval, in the event of a medically documented withdrawal or a player moving out of the BRBHA boundaries - 50% of fees
• Notice provided after December 1st – no refund provided

An administrative fee of $50 will be will be applied to all refunds.

 

 

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:

There are options for families who are not able to provide complete payment at the time of registration. If you have questions please direct them to the BRBHA Adminstrator admin@bowriverhockey.ca.

Below are a few of the programs available to families. Please note, these programs have varying deadlines and qualifications and require differing financial documents. It is recommended you familiarize yourself with requirements and gather documents prior to applying.

 

• The Flames Even Strength Program (FESP) https://www.hockeycalgary.ca/registration/financial-assistance/flames-evenstrength-program This program provides assistance to low-income families with up to a maximum of $700 per registered player in minor hockey.  For more information on FESP funding, contact Pam Douglas at the Hockey Calgary office at pam.douglas@hockeycalgary.com.

 

• Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund https://assistfund.hockeycanadafoundation.ca/en/index.html  The Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund is a $1 million fund that has been created to provide help to Canadians experiencing financial challenges as a result of COVID-19. The Assist Fund will provide up to $500 per player in registration fee subsidies to approved applicants who are registered with a Hockey Canada-sanctioned association, helping young Canadians get back on the ice in their communities.

 

• Jumpstart https://jumpstart.canadiantire.ca  This program is for low-income families requiring financial assistance with sport registration fees. Grants are awarded up to $300.

 

Applicants are not restricted to the above mentioned programs. Those who do not qualify for funding through any program listed above are welcome to source out a different assistance program on their own. 

It is expected that any remaining fees not covered by any/all assistance program(s) will be covered by the player’s family. This difference must be paid by Sept 1.