Tue
Jan
21
06:00 PM
Sunnyvale Pylons
Unknowns
11
5
Tue
Jan
21
07:00 PM
Hometown Heroes
Underdogs
2
4
Tue
Jan
21
08:00 PM
Die Hards
District 5
5
3
Tue
Jan
21
09:00 PM
Nifty Mittens
JagrBombs
2
5
Tue
Jan
21
10:00 PM
Zero Pucks Given
Hired Goons
Wed
Jan
22
06:00 PM
Dominators
Wellington Warriors
Wed
Jan
22
07:00 PM
M2 Monstars
Prestige Worldwide
Wed
Jan
22
08:00 PM
Zambronies
Nighthawks
Wed
Jan
22
09:00 PM
Old Mills
Screaming Beavers
Wed
Jan
22
10:00 PM
Coast To Coast
Codfish
Thu
Jan
16
10:00 PM
Limeshock
OutOfTownHers
6
0
Fri
Jan
17
06:30 PM
Huskies
Limes
1
3
Fri
Jan
17
07:30 PM
Leftovers
Marvels
8
0
Fri
Jan
17
08:30 PM
Misfits
Tough Mother Lovers (TML)
0
0
Fri
Jan
17
09:30 PM
Slots
Code Orange
1
0
Mon
Jan
20
06:30 PM
Metskys
TGCC
4
5
Mon
Jan
20
07:30 PM
Cluster Pucks
Busch Leaguers
3
7
Mon
Jan
20
08:30 PM
Cheapskates
Busch Leaguers
7
8
Tue
Jan
21
06:00 PM
Sunnyvale Pylons
Unknowns
11
5
Tue
Jan
21
07:00 PM
Hometown Heroes
Underdogs
2
4

Youth League Registration


Did you know it's been 11 wonderful years since we brought Royal City Ball Hockey to Guelph? We would like to thank all of the amazing volunteers, parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, friends and of course the players that we have met and gotten to know during the past 11 years. We look forward to meeting you too!

Spring Registration IS OPEN!! We're glad you're here!

Registration Deadline is March 8

How to register.

1. Create an account or log into your existing ROYAL CITY BALL HOCKEY/RAMP account

2. Select REGISTER AS A PARTICIPANT

3. Follow the prompts and complete payment

4. You will receive an email receipt. If you do not your registration might not have been completed, or it might be in your Junk/Spam folder.

 

SPRING Youth Leagues (LTP, U8, U10, U12, U16 and Senior)

The Spring 2025 Youth Ball Hockey season will play on Saturdays with the season starting on Saturday, March 22 and finishing on Saturday, June 21, 2025. There is no ball hockey on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Games will be played Easter weekend.

Please note, we reserve the right to alter times and divisions in accordance with our final registration numbers. 

13 WEEKS OF SPRING BALL HOCKEY! 

Learn to Play Registration  $200 ($176.99 plus HST)
U8, U10, U12, U16 and Senior Registration $235 ($207.96 plus HST) 

 

YOUTH BALL HOCKEY LEAGUES WINTER SEASON INFORMATION

The Winter 2024 Youth Ball Hockey season is currently underway with registration closed. The Winter season will finish on Saturday, March 8, 2025. There is no ball hockey on Saturday, December 28, 2024. Games will be played Family Day weekend.

 

About Our Youth Leagues

Youth League FAQs

Please note, we reserve the right to alter times and divisions in accordance with our final registration numbers. 
TIMES BELOW ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON ENROLMENT. 

Learn To Play - Born 2019 - 2020 - 2021     8:30am 
(we highly recommend starting kids at age 4 and not younger for a better experience) Limited to just 30 kids, we utilize our full floor.

U8 Coed - Born 2017 - 2018     9:30am and 10:30am

U10 Coed - Born 2016 - 2015    11:30pm and 12:30pm

U12 - Born 2014 - 2013   1:30pm and 2:30pm

U16 Coed - Born 2012 - 2011 - 2010    3:30pm and 4:30pm

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Senior Coed - Born 2009 - 2008 - 2007     Mondays or Friday evenings at 5:30pm (will play either day/1 game per team per week - the league will set the schedule)

 

What our Members say about Us: 

"We wanted to reach out and just express our extreme gratitude for how well organized and supportive this league has been! Our son is fairly new to sports and it shows skill wise so this experience for him is really great. Thank you again, we understand it’s a lot of work and care that goes into the team arrangements." 


"Thank you for your continued efforts! It’s so well organised and run! Lewis just loves it!


"Thanks so much Jackie. You've been a tremendous organizer and spirit!"

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Playing the game is more than just the score, it’s about getting kids active and teaching them new things - that's what we're all about! Participation in a team sport lays the foundation for community, teamwork and collaboration - values that your child will use throughout their lifetime. Your player and their experience with us matters most.

“I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career.  I’ve lost almost 300 games.  Twenty-six times, I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed.  I’ve failed over and over again in my life.  And that is why I succeed” (Michael Jordan).

About Our Leagues: Click here to see our league philosophy


Here's what you will get through Royal City Ball Hockey:

  • We support our players ensuring that they have a safe place to play. Our programs are for everyone - no child will ever be excluded or cut from a team. Every child will play every game.

  • One game a week at one area and consistent times - No traveling. Consistent times allow you to plan the rest of your life.

  • We believe in working together, not only while playing the game but also with parents, our staff and volunteers. We believe in adhering to a Code of Conduct for both players and their parents that encourages respect for each other as well as officials. We believe that playing the game is only part of why people play.

  • The value of teamwork, fair play, and good sportsmanship goes well beyond the game. We believe in a positive playing environment, one where teams respect and support each other on and off the rink. We believe in working together to achieve success.

  • EXTRA VALUE: Jesse’s on-site restaurant! Watch the game from the restaurant above while you enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner.


Learn To Play

This is for kids ages 4 and 5. They learn hockey fundamentals including holding the stick, passing, shooting, stick handling and agility. We start each week with a fun warm-up to get them excited about playing hockey. We finish with a short game. (we highly recommend starting kids at age 4 and not younger for a better experience)

U8
This is for players ages 6, 7 and 8 in the current year that they are playing. 6 year olds should have some hockey experience. If not, you might want to consider starting them in our Learn To Play program (above). This program includes a combination of skill development including passing, shooting, stick handling and an introduction to game rules. Experienced 8 year olds can play in our U10 division. We follow Hockey Canada U9 hockey play with 2-minute shift changes. Players will play one reffed game per week by Adult Referees - full rules, less offsides and icing. (3-goal maximum per player per game).

U10, U12, U16 and Senior
Players will play one reffed game per week by Adult Referees - full rules (3-goal maximum per player per game).


 
GENERAL INFORMATION

You will be contacted 1-week before the start of the season with schedule and league information.

Our house league level of play encourages players to make new friends in a positive team environment. The focus is fair play, equal play time, and fun for all. The emphasis is participation. The emphasis is participation. The program includes a sweater and promotional item (equipment bag or water bottle) that your child keeps.
 
Youth can indicate ONE player they wish to play with on our registration form (both players must request each other in order to be paired together). The goal of this league is to make new friends. In week two of the season we will be assessing teams and may make some adjustments in order to ensure that the league is fun for all. We reserve the right to move players around to create teams that are as even as possible in skill.

 

Other Information

Parent Volunteers:
We welcome parents who wish to participate in their child’s development in these programs, so please indicate your willingness to be a coach or assistant on your child’s registration form.
Equipment:
Players are required to have the following:

  • a CSA approved helmet with face protection

  • gloves (hockey or lacrosse type)

  • a stick that does not have a wooden blade. ABS/composite sticks are preferred and wooden-based sticks with plastic runners are also acceptable (no floor hockey or floor ball sticks please).


The following is optional for kids, although recommended:

  • shin pads (soccer style is fine)

  • Jock/Jill straps

  • mouthguard

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