Registration
2010 & 2011 Season
Due to the implementation of the new HST and the 3% increase in ice related costs, registration rates have been increased.
The fee increase will only reflect the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). This increase will be reflected in all Hockey Fees this season.
Payment Options
Debit, Offline and Online Credit Cards – Visa and MasterCard accepted.
If you select an offline payment method you will click "cheque" payment. As always, we DO NOT accept cheques, that is simply the verbiage used by HTG.
Please remember that it will be the responsibility of parents to find a computer with an internet connection, as the Niagara Falls Minor Hockey Office will not be made available for this purpose. Please check our Frequently Asked Questions page for important registration information.
Please remember to keep your online registration receipt sent via email to claim the Children's Fitness 2010-11 Tax Credit.
Basic Registration Dates and Fees
May 1 to May 31, 2010 ~ $535.00
June 1 to July 31, 2010 ~ $585.00
August 1 to August 31, 2010 ~ $635.00
REGISTRATION CLOSES SEPTEMBER 1, 2010. After September 1, registration acceptance is at the discretion of the board and will be subject to a late fee.
Major Midget Basic Registration Dates and Fees
May 1 to August 31, 2010 ~ $535.00
REGISTRATION CLOSES SEPTEMBER 1, 2010. After September 1, registration acceptance is at the discretion of the board and will be subject to a late fee.
Initiation Program and Tyke Registration Date and Fee
We are happy to announce that our instructional and tyke programs will now include a power skating component led by a certified power skating instructor.
May 1 to August 31, 2010 ~ $165.00
REGISTRATION CLOSES SEPTEMBER 1, 2010. After September 1, registration acceptance is at the discretion of the board and will be subject to a late fee.
Programs offered by the NFMHA
new for the 2010 & 2011 Season
The NFMHA wishes to introduce a strictly 7 year old Representative team for the 2010 & 2011 season. While this program is still in the initial planning stages, attending try outs and representative fees are applicable. Further details will be announced shortly.
Initiation Program: This program is also referred to as Instructional. This is an introduction to the game of hockey for 4 to 6 year olds. Curriculum includes learning the game, developing skills, a power skating module, and playing games. All registrants in our tyke, house league, and rep programs, will include the Canadian Hockey Initiation Program in their hockey curriculum. One day per week.
Tyke: This program is the perfect transition for those players who have learned all they can from the Initiation Program, but are not quite ready for Novice House League. This program is designed for 6 year-olds and focuses on instruction through the game situation. Increase in game instruction, rules, and skill development. A power skating module has been implemented. One day per week.
House League: House League is offered from Novice through Midget. This program is the grass roots development for minor hockey in Niagara Falls. Emphasis is on improving skills, learning the rules of the game, and fair play. One practice and one game per week.
Select: The Select Program is offered from Novice through Midget and is determined on a year-to-year basis. Practices, games, and tournaments are at the discretion of the Executive. To be eligible for the Select program, a player must be registered and participating in our House League. While players wanting to play on a Select team do not have to try out at the representative level, if a player is asked to be elevated to a single A team and refuses, they will not be eligible to play in the Select program.
AAA and A Representative Hockey: Representative hockey is offered from Novice through Midget. Teams are comprised of local, zone, and waiver players who desire a high level of competition and are able to make a tremendous commitment. Competition and winning are integral parts of Representative Hockey. Player ice time during games is earned based on skill, performance, attitude, commitment, and practice attendance. Travel teams are on the ice a minimum of twice per week.