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Floor Hockey
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Floor Hockey
Eligibility
Anyone 18 years old and over can play. People under 18 years of age are not allowed in the facilities
Registration
If you don’t have a full floor hockey team, the Regina Rec League will put individuals and small groups together to form a full team. Registration is on a first come first served basis. To hold your spot registration fees must be paid in full.
When deciding which division to join, consider the following:
Anyone 18 years old and over can play. People under 18 years of age are not allowed in the facilities
Registration
If you don’t have a full floor hockey team, the Regina Rec League will put individuals and small groups together to form a full team. Registration is on a first come first served basis. To hold your spot registration fees must be paid in full.
| League Details | |
| Start Date |
Fall League: October - December Winter League: January - April Spring League: March- June |
| Game Times |
Sunday Leagues start between 3pm-11pm. Mondays start between 6pm-10pm |
| Game Days |
4 on 4 Sunday - Rookie Sunday - Really Rec Sunday - Rec Plus Sunday - Intermediate Tuesday - Coed Really Rec |
| Locations |
Gym locations will vary throughout the city |
| Team Size |
5 players including a goalie and a minimum of 2 females on the floor at once. Roster size is unlimited but the RRL recommends 10-12 players |
| Registration Fee Late Registration Begins Spring - Feb 26 Summer - May 29 Fall - August 15 Winter Dec 5 |
Individual Fee: $85 + tax Early Registration Team Fee (6 or more): $675 + tax Late Registration Team Fee (6 or more): $725 + tax ***The league no longer charges a default deposit at time of registration***
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| Schedules |
Schedules will be posted on the website 48hours prior to the first game. |
| Equipment |
Players are responsible to provide their own equipment. Wooden sticks are not allowed. Only Floor hockey sticks and Plastic sticks allowed Each player must bring a light and dark coloured shirt. Black soled shoes are not allowed for floor hockey |
| Description of Divisions | |
| Division |
Description |
| Rookie |
Teams in this division are new to the sport and likely have never played before. Wins and losses are not important in this division and neither are standings. Players in this division mainly just want to come out and have fun. This is a great division to start in if you have never played before or are not overly athletic. |
| Really Rec |
This division is for players who have played before and want to join a league where wins and losses count. Average athletes who have played before will enjoy this division as will teams that are continuously finishing in the top half of the rookie division. |
| Rec Plus |
If you have played for a few seasons and finished in the top half of the standings in the really rec division, then this league is for you. Rec Plus teams have a higher level of skill and experience than teams in the really rec division. Players in this division have average to above average athletic ability. |
| Intermediate |
Typically teams in this division have played together for several seasons and are looking to play higher caliber opponents. Teams are able to work together and this division has very skilled players. If your team is constantly finishing in the top half of the Rec Plus division than this is where you should be. Just like all levels, sportsmanship is still very important in this division. |
When deciding which division to join, consider the following:
- All divisions are rec leagues and still have a fun first mentality. Sportsmanship is just as important in all leagues.
- Depending on the number of teams registered in each division the rec league may need to move a team up or down a division.
- If your team is comprised of athletic people who have played sports all their lives then you belong in either the intermediate or advanced division.
- It is not enjoyable to be in a division where level of play is extremely uneven. Therefore it is important to place your team in the appropriate division to ensure you play teams of similar calibre.
- If you have played a few seasons in a division and are constantly finishing on top then it is time to move up a level.