***WAITLIST***WWHA Spring League Registration 2021

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Spring League will run from Tuesday, April 6th to Thursday, April 29th. We’ll run 4 weeks of ice (8 sessions total) to play informal scrimmages 2 nights/week. There will be no referees and no timekeepers. Players and goalies will organize and make their own teams each ice time. Each player will be loaned a dark jersey and a light jersey, so you can suit up depending on which team you are on for a given game. Skaters will be capped at 30 players and there will be up to 4 goalies.

Ice Times - All games at Canada Games Centre
Tuesday 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm ATCO Arena
Thursday 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm ATCO Arena

Fees
Player $110 ($60 ice fee, $50 jersey deposit)
Goalie $20 (bring your own jersey)

Registration opens March 26 at 8:00AM.

****WWHA Spring League 2021 subject to change due to COVID-19****

Any questions? Please email us at wwhayukon@gmail.com.

Email *

Name (first and last) *

Address (unit #, street, city, postal code) *

Phone number *

Date of birth *

YYYY

Did you play in the 2020-2021 season? *

Yes

To purchase CARHA insurance, you must be a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident. If you are not a Canadian Citizen/Permanent Resident, you must provide proof of insurance with your registration. *

Yes, I am a Canadian Citizen/ Permanent Resident

No, I am not a Canadian Citizen/ Permanent Resident

Preferred position *

Goalie

Forward

Defence

Forward/ Defence

Skill Level *

Level 1 Players at this level are new to the sport, within the first few years of their adult hockey experience. They are still working to develop their skating, stopping, stick-handling and confidence to learn how to shoot. Level 1 players do not yet have a great sense of positioning on the ice. They are here for fun, to strengthen their skills, and to be part of the team!

Level 2 Players at this level should be relatively stable on their skates, have decent on-ice body control and are able to fully stop. They are beginning to understand positioning and the overall movement of the game, but might still need to be reminded at times. Players are getting more confident in carrying the puck, receiving a pass and taking a go at shooting.

Level 3 Players at this level would consider themselves to be in the lower half of the middle of the pack. These are players who might be getting back into the game after some time off the ice, or have been in the league for a few years and have witnessed their skills develop. Level 3 players are comfortable on their skates, they can make good passes and have solid body control. They are more confident in stick handle, and know their positioning on the ice

Level 4 Players at this level are in the higher end of the middle of the pack. They understand positioning and are able to predict the play and call for the pass. They can skate solidly, move the puck well, deliver passes and make the shot. Level 4 players can move relatively quickly on the ice and are able to stay with the flow of the game.

Level 5 Players at this level have been probably playing the game for a while. They are strong skaters and stick-handlers who can read the play. They can shoot accurately and are comfortable with a faster moving game. Level 5 players could/can assist in leadership roles within the team because they have a strong grasp of understand the rules and play of the game.

Level 6 Players at this level have been playing for years, they know the game and rules and their presence makes a big impact on the game’s outcome. These players may not have the speed they once had but they are still a top player and on everyone’s radar as a strong player to have on your team.

Level 7 Players at this level have likely played for a representative hockey team at one time (i.e., senior A, AA, AAA, university/college, etc.) They are confident and skillful in all aspects of the game and still have their speed. Level 7 players are those whose presence on the ice has a strong or major impact on the pace and flow of the game.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! Upon submission of this registration, you are applying for membership in the WWHA. You understand that if you are not wearing proper gear, or if it is ill fitting, that this may void your CARHA insurance. *

Yes, I understand

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! You understand that the WWHA is under no obligation to provide refunds of any kind. There will be no refunds given for Spring League 2021. *

Yes, I understand.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE that there is potential both for injury and for transmission of COVID-19 involved in team sports. I further understand and agree that participating in hockey is a potentially dangerous activity. Bumps, bruises, scrapes, scratches and soreness are common, and most participants will encounter this type of injury from time to time. More serious injuries are possible, such as sprains, strains, twists, cramps and injuries of similar magnitude. The possibility of even more serious injury exists, including fractured bones, torn ligaments and concussions. There remains, despite safety precautions, the remote possibility of crippling or death. Finally, the nature of the game presents the potential for the transmission of COVID-19 (or other airborne pathogens) between players. I FREELY ACCEPT AND FULLY ACKNOWLEDGE all such risks, dangers and hazards, resulting form my participation in WWHA games.I am aware that I should discuss my participation in this activity with my physician to determine the risk to my current health.It is my right and my responsibility as a participant to remove myself from the game and notify the nearest official, if at any time I sense any unusual hazard or unsafe condition that could result in injury or illness.I have read and understand the above statement of risk. I have also read the 2020-21 WWHA Return to Play Guidelines, which outline the modifications required to comply with COVID directives. I assume responsibility for my own safety and I understand and accept the risks involved with my participation. *

Yes, I understand and agree

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