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Edmonton Ringette Club AA Ringette in Edmonton U14 Open House
Meet the Teams – U14’s
Coaching Bios:
Heather Kinniburgh (Head Coach)
• 10 years ringette coaching experience (incl.
6 at AA)
• 17 years of ringette playing experience
• Member – Team Canada – gold
medal at World Ringette
Championships 1996
• Co-Captain – Team Alberta – gold medal at
Canada Winter Games 1995
• Competed in 7 Canadian Ringette
Championships (5 gold, 1 silver & named to
All-Star team on 2 occasions)
• Girls AA Fastball coach 1999-2002
Katie Halford (Asst. Coach)
• 10 years ringette coaching experience
• 13 years ringette playing experience (incl. 6
years as a goalie)
• Competed in 4 Canadian Ringette
Championships (3 gold, 1 silver)
TOP (L-R): Sharon Giles – Manager, Heather Kinniburgh – Head Coach, Brad Hummel –
• Teacher with Edmonton Public Schools 17 Asst. Coach, Caitlin Ozum, Eva Anderson, Noelle Boos, Erin Hogan, Sarah Corscadden,
years Erika Baalam, Ayanna Virani, Alyssa Klein, Katie Zipp – Asst. Coach, Katie Halford – Asst.
Coach, Leon Seto – Asst. Coach
Brad Hummel (Asst. Coach)
FRONT (L-R): Hannah Giles, Addy Herbert, Mollie Weber, Lily Hummel (Goalie), Kate
• 7 years ringette coaching experience McNeice, Megan Seto, Rachel Kinniburgh
Meet the Teams – U14’s Coaching Bios continued: Leon Seto (Asst. Coach) • 5 years ringette coaching experience • 4 years hockey coaching experience • Currently serving on the EFCLRA Board as Treasurer Katie Zipp (Asst. Coach) • 14 years ringette playing experience • Player on the Edmonton WAM! • Assistant Coach for Zone 6 Team Edmonton Ringette at the 2020 Alberta Winter Games • Player Team Alberta, 2019 Canada Winter Games • On-ice instructor for 200 Hockey/Ringette
Meet the Teams – U16’s
Coaching Bios:
Chris Kelly (Head Coach)
• 18 years coaching experience; 15 years at the AA
level
• Participated at CRCs 7 times;
• Assistant coach of Team Alberta, 2015 Canada
Winter Games
• Assistant coach of Team USA, 2013 World
Ringette Championships
• Facilitates coaching clinics to help mentor young
coaches
Kevin Harrison (Asst. Coach)
• 24 years coaching experience, 20 at the AA level
• Participated at CRCs 8 times; 2 Bronze and 1 Silver
Medal
• Head coach of Team Alberta, 2015 Canada Winter
Games – Bronze Medal; ERC 2013 Provincial
Champions
• Ringette Alberta as Coach of the Year in 2009/10
• Facilitates coaching clinics to help mentor young
coaches
TOP (L-R): Amelie Snowdon, AbbyRuth Gering (Goalie), Paris Sparrow, Kiara Driechel, Marley
Jay Ladd (Asst. Coach) Finnen, Joey Boilard (Goalie)
• Head coach 1 year U8 FRONT (L-R): Paige Sparrow, Adrianna Harty, Jayme Clark, Braelynn Gurba, Emersen Tilleman,
Emily Foisy, Gabrielle Lesage, Hannah Sargent, Cara Ladd
• Assistant coach 3 years U10 to U12
• Assistant coach 3 years (U14AA & U16AA) Silver - Tim Horton’s Pacific Ring in Richmond, BC
• Numerous years coaching hockey, soccer & lacrosse
Meet the Teams – U16’s Coaching Bios continued: Meghan Kelly (Asst. Coach) • 15 years ringette experience including 2 years in the NRL with Calgary RATH and BlackGold Rush • Played on Team USA at 3 World Ringette Championships • Played at CRC’s 3 times • Coached in 3 CRCs and 2 WCRCs • Head Coach for Zone 4, 2020 Alberta Winter Games • 5 years coaching experience at the A and AA levels. Teneal Kuczkowski (Asst. Coach) • 21 years ringette experience; 8 years in the ERC including 5 years with Edmonton WAM! • Plays Open A on Elite Ice • Played at CRC’s 9 times winning 1 Gold, 2 Silvers and 1 Bronze as a player • Instructor several years at U12 Development Program and WAM! Boot Camp • 1st year coaching AA level.
Meet the Teams – U19’s
Coaching Bios:
Kelly Keylor (Head Coach)
• 13 years coaching experience including
ringette, hockey, soccer, and baseball
• 10 years head coach in ringette including 2
years at U14AA & 1 at U19AA
• President EFCLRA 3 years; Vice President
ERC 3 years; President Black Gold League 3
years; Chair Silver Ring 3 years
Brienne Patton Harper (Asst. Coach)
• 18 years ringette experience including
playing on the University ringette team while
attending school
• Goalie coach for 12 years; in 4th year
coaching with the ERC
Chris Kearney (Asst. Coach)
• 8 years coaching experience in ringette, as
head coach and assistant coach, including TOP (L-R): Kelly Keylor – Head Coach, Kevin Harrison – Asst. Coach, Savanna Kucher, Tori
one year at U14AA and 2 years at U19AA Klapstein, Adrianna Gawryluk, Ciara Wright, Kaleigh Ryan-York, Sara Law, Brienne Patton Harper
• Also coaching experience in youth hockey – Asst. Coach, Erica Lee – Asst. Coach, Chris Kearney – Asst. Coach
MIDDLE (L-R): Tanaya Harty, Reid Petersen, Jamie Ferri, Makenna Keylor
and soccer
FRONT (L-R): Annika Reeves (Goalie), Kaylee Kristjanson, Justine Kearney,
• Treasurer EFCLRA 2 years Lexa Ohlendorff, Kat Eamon, Samantha Kearney, Jordyn Scott (Goalie)
Gold - Edmonton Wood Tournament 2019
Gold - Spruce Grove Sweetheart Tournament 2020
1st place finish Black Gold League
Meet the Teams – U19’s Coaching Bios continued: Kevin Harrison (Asst. Coach / Consultant) • 24 years coaching experience, 20 at the AA level • Participated at CRCs 8 times; 2 Bronze and 1 Silver Medal • Head coach of Team Alberta for the 2015 Canada Winter Games – Bronze Medal; ERC 2013 Provincial Champions • Recognized by Ringette Alberta as Coach of the Year in 2009/10 • Facilitates coaching clinics to help mentor young coaches Erica Lee (Asst. Coach) • 17 years ringette experience • 9 years with the ERC and 4 in the National Ringette League with Black Gold Rush and the Edmonton WAM! • Silver medalist with the ERC U19AA team at the 2014 Canadian Ringette Championships • Studying Mechanical Engineering at the U of A • In 3rd year of coaching with ERC
Meet the Teams – WAM!
Coaching Bios:
Caleigh Shaw (Head Coach)
• 25 years ringette experience; 13 years in the ERC
including 4 years with Edmonton WAM!
• Plays Open A on Last Call (4 time Provincial
Champions)
• Played at CRC’s multiple times winning 2 Gold,
2 Silvers and 2 Bronze as a player, 1 Silver & 2
Bronze as a coach
• 11 years coaching experience at the A and AA
levels.
• Ringette Alberta Coaching Development
Coordinator (2013-2018)
Kevin Harrison (Asst. Coach)
• 24 years coaching experience, 20 at the AA level
• Participated at CRCs 8 times; 2 Bronze and 1
Silver Medal
• Head coach of Team Alberta for the 2015 Canada
Winter Games – Bronze Medal; ERC 2013
Provincial Champions
• Recognized by Ringette Alberta as Coach of the TOP (L-R): Danielle Holliday, Annie Debaji, Dailyn Bell, Robyn Gillespie, Gillian
Year in 2009/10 Dreger, Torrie Shennan, Emily Otto, Jamie Bell
FRONT (L-R): Anjuman Grewal (Goalie), Mykenzie Howard, Lauren Henderson,
• Facilitates coaching clinics to help mentor young
Erica Lee, Kate Henderson, Katie Zipp, Kelsie Caine, Melissa Mistuka, Megan
coaches Riou (Goalie)
Meet the Teams – WAM!
Coaching Bios continued:
Chris Kelly (Asst. Coach)
• 18 years coaching experience; 15 years at the AA
level
• Participated at CRCs 7 times;
• Assistant coach of Team Alberta, 2015
Canada Winter Games
• Assistant coach of Team USA, 2013 World
Ringette Championships
• Facilitates coaching clinics to help mentor
young coaches
Heather Konkin (Asst. Coach)
• More than 15 years goalie instructing
experience, 20 years playing experience
• Goalie for Team Alberta Canada Winter Games,
2003
• Goalie for Team USA, 2010
• NRL champion, goalie for the Edmonton WAM!
• Assistant Coach, Edmonton Elite U19AA program
for 6 season, winning two Bronze medals at CRC's
• Head Instructor and Goalie Instructor for Ft
McMurray Ringette School for 5 summers
• Goalie Coach for the U19 Team Canada West team
to compete in the 2012 U19 World Championships
• Assistant Coach for Team Alberta for 2015 Canada
Winter Games
• Assistant Coach for Jr. Team Canada for 2019
World Ringette Championships (Gold)
Meet the Teams – WAM! Coaching Bios continued: Alastair Henderson (Asst. Coach) • 19 years coaching experience, 5 years at the AA level • Also 14 years coaching hockey • Coached at WCRC once (Bronze), and CRC four times (1 Bronze) Lindsay Vink (Asst. Coach) • 20 years ringette experience; 8 years in the ERC including 6 years with Edmonton WAM! • Played at CRC’s multiple times winning 1 Silver and 3 Bronze as a player & named to All-Star Team on 4 occasions • 8 years assistant coaching at AA level, 1st year as an NRL coach
Objectives & Pledges The objective of the Edmonton Ringette Club is to develop and promote in Edmonton highly skilled and competitive ringette athletes in a positive environment of teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship. The specific objectives of the Edmonton Ringette Club are: 1. To provide high quality on-ice and off-ice training and coaching for development of the ringette athletes. 2. To recruit, develop, and maintain quality coaches and to encourage and develop quality coaches from within the Club. 3. To promote lifelong love for the game of Ringette. 4. To encourage respect for teammates, coaches, parents, officials, and opposing team members. The Edmonton Ringette Club has taken the pledge to Ringette Canada’s Guiding Principles for Competition. All members are to comply with the Code of Conduct Policy which is posted on our website under the “Resource Documents” tab only with all other club Policies. PLEDGE TO THE RESPONSIBLE COACHING MOVEMENT The Edmonton Ringette Club has taken the pledge to the Responsible Coaching Movement. By making this pledge, the ERC has committed to supportive policies and processes that adhere to the three key areas of focus in Phase 1, ensure the safety and protection of our athletes and coaches, and provide our coaches with the tools and training necessary to model ethical behaviour.
Coach & Team Selection
The ERC Coach Selection Policy and Team Selection Policy are posted on
the “Resource Documents” section of our website.
For U14AA Team Selection:
1. U14AA Elite tryouts are initially only open to Edmonton residents.
2. The team shall consist of a minimum of 13 to a maximum of 15 skaters and up to a
maximum of 2 goalies.
3. If there are an insufficient number of Edmonton players to form a team, as
determine by the ERC Executive, then the tryouts may be opened to non-Edmonton
players.
4. Point 1 does not apply to goalies.
Revised July 2019
The ERC’s objective is to develop Edmonton Ringette Athletes, as such
Coaches and Evaluators are expected to select Edmonton players through
tryouts, where skill and commitment are at par.
Recommended team rosters are submitted to the ERC Executive for final
approval.Expectations of Coaches
• To communicate effectively with players and parents
• Be prepared for practices and games
• To develop the team and also individual development of each athlete
• Treat players, parents, other teams, referees, and other coaches with respect and
overall model good sportsmanship
• Provide constructive feedback in a timely and respectful fashion; give an appropriate
balance of positive and negative feedback
• Recognize the contributions of each player and help them understand their role on
the team
• To show positive leadership through their actions and help create a positive team
environment
• Hold players accountable who do not abide by good sportsmanship, team play, and
attendance at practice
• Player time of athletes will be based on game performance, attendance, and effort in
practice and games, punctuality, and
. attitude.Expectations of Athletes
• BE SELFLESS – act in the best interest of your team and your teammates first; this may
include understanding if you are not selected to go our for a particular shift or other critical
times; think of team goals and how you can contribute to them
• COMPETE & PERSEVERE – never give up, give your best effort, set goals for yourself that will
help you contribute to the team’s goals
• RESPECT – respect your coaches’ decisions and the time they volunteer; respect your
teammates, officials and other athletes
• DISCUSS don’t complain – have a discussion about questions or issues you have with your
coaches and teammates rather than complaining. Ask questions; problem solve
• TAKE RESPONSIBILITY – mistakes happen to everyone – take responsibility for your actions
• BE POSITIVE – on the bench, in the dressing room and generally – recognize that no one is
perfect; support and encourage your teammates, commend them on a nice play, visualize
success!
• BE PREPARED – check your equipment and make sure that your skates are sharpened,
prepare yourself mentally for games and practices, arrive on time
• COMMIT – make as many team practices and games and events as possible – don’t let your
team down!
• HAVE FUN – enjoy your sportFinancials
Finances – An overview of the U14 AA 2019/2020 season financials follows for your
information.
NOTE: Parent/family accommodations and travel expenses are directly covered by
the parents as these are incurred, as are apparel costs – except Winter coats and
Player Gear Bags for players new to the ERC, which are covered by the Club.
Teams fund their own tournament registrations, non-parent Coach expenses,
dryland and powerskating session fees, team travel expenses (bus/vehicle rentals)
to and at out-of-province tournaments, tournament team nutrition expenses, and
expenses for team building activities and events) through the following:
1. Cash calls, staggered through the year, typically totaling between $300 to
$600
2. Team Fundraising Initiatives (i.e.: Team Sponsorship, FlipGive, Pub Night,
Bottle Drives, Wine Survivor Draws, etc.)
3. Club Fundraising Initiatives (Wood Tournament Silent Auction & Raffle
Baskets, WestJet Raffle)
The Club also runs a Grocery Card Program for individuals to purchase/resell to
earn personal fundraising funds.Financials
Elite U14AA – 2019/2020 Season Team Budget (Actual)
As of March 9, 2020 not finalized
Revenues: Expenses:
Cash Call - $450 each (September) $6,750.00 General Team Expenses $1,031.86
Sponsorship $500.00 Powerskating Sessions $1,500.00
Bottle Drive (October) Fundraising $1,687.10 Dryland Training $1,837.50
Pub Night Fundraising $4,857.00 Fundraising Expenses $590.68
Wood Tournament Fundraising $3,779.01 Tournaments* $11,620.87
Coach Cash Call for Meals $800.00 Wood - Team Apparel $480.00
Club WestJet Raffle Fundraising $1,500.00 Year End Gifts & Team Event (est.) $1,000.00
FlipGive Fundraising $2,204.00 Total Expenses: $18,060.91
Total Revenue: $22,077.11
*Tournament Expenses:
Registration Fees $4,000.00
Coach Accommodations $0.00
Tournaments Attended:
Team Meals $3,707.43
• Rusty Ring – Cochrane, AB (September)
• Bernadette Price – Saskatoon, SK (November) Team Building Activities $886.52
• Wood Tournament – Edmonton, AB (November) Transportation (Vans in BC) $2,151.92
• Erika Driesen Memorial – Lacombe, AB (December) Provincials Apparel $829.00
• Tim Horton’s Pacific Ring – Richmond, BC (January) T-shirt Numbers $46.00
• Alberta Provincials – Spruce Grove, AB (February) Total Tournament Expenses: $11,620.87Financials
Elite U14AA – 2019/2020 Season
Family expenses per athlete
July/August: November:
EFCLRA Registration fee $775.00 ERC Wood Tournament: Asked to obtain silent
Evaluation fee $100.00 auction items for Wood Tournament.
September: Team: Coach Cash Call $800.00
Top up Fee for registration $175.00 (not a Family Expense – coaches all contributed to
Jersey deposit $200.00* team funds to cover their expected portion of team
Volunteer deposit $200.00* nutrition expenses)
AGM deposit $200.00*
Game pants $145.00 January/February:
Elite Apparel $95.00** ERC WestJet Raffle – each team was required to
Elite winter jacket & player bag $0.00 sell 250 tickets @ $10 each, and received $1,500
Team Cash Call $450.00
* Deposits are given by post-dated cheque and
October: cashed only if jersey is not returned in good
Team Fundraiser: Asked to obtain silent auction condition, if required club volunteering is not
items and sell tickets to Pub Fundraiser completed (incl. bingo/casino), or non-
attendance at AGM.
ERC Gayle Shaw Fun Day for Alberta Cancer
Foundation: Asked to raise $200.00 in **All athletes must purchase the dry fit t-shirt, and
donations hoodie. Other optional apparel is available for
purchase for athletes and fans.
Expenses listed do not include travel &
accommodation costs incurred by families.Commitment Commitment – It is expected that players will attend most or all practices, games and team events, however, of course we recognize that there will be absences due to illness, special events, and schoolwork. Generally the expectation for U14AA commitment is that Ringette will be the 3rd priority for members, behind school and family. All players are encouraged to participate in other sports or extra-curricular activities, particularly at U14AA. However, we ask that scheduled Ringette times (practices, games, dry-land & events) take priority unless there are important tournaments, school events, or championships relating to the other sports/activities. Where those arise, the coaching staff will be fully supportive of the athletes attending, so long as appropriate notice is provided.
Schedules
• 1 weekday ice time for practice.
• 2 weekend ice times for practices and/or games. (Note – this is dependent on ability to
schedule ice with the City of Edmonton, and subject to change)
• 1 ice time for Black Gold League games (approx. 1 game/week starting mid-October).
• 1 weekday powerskating or dryland training session weekly (starting mid-October).
• Tournament Options – Dates to be Confirmed
(U14 teams typically attend 4 or 5, not incl. Provincials, or Western Canadian Ringette
Championships, if qualified.)
➢ Rusty Ring Tournament (Cochrane, AB September 18-20)
➢ Turkey Ring Tournament (St. Albert, AB October 9-12)
➢ Bernadette Price Memorial AA Tournament (Saskatoon, SK November 13-15)
➢ Wood Tournament (Edmonton, AB November 20-22) – ERC Home Tournament
➢ Erika Driesen Memorial AA Tournament (Lacombe, AB December 11-13)
➢ Platinum Ring Tournament (Sherwood Park, AB December)
➢ Esso Golden Ring Tournament (Calgary, AB January 15-17)
➢ Tim Hortons’ Pacific Ring AA Tournament (Richmond, BC January 29-31)
➢ Sweetheart Tournament (Spruce Grove, AB February )
➢ Provincials (TBA, tentatively February 26-28 or March 5-7)
➢ Westerns (if team qualifies, TBA, likely March 24-27)Commitment Volunteer Role Commitment for Each Team (All members to complete at least one team role): Team Manager, Treasurer, Fundraising Coordinator, Minor Official Coordinator, Jersey Parent(s), Tournament Food Coordinator, Social Activity Coordinator, Team Apparel, Grocery Card Representative, TeamSnap Live, Social Media Coordinator, Parent/Coach Liaison, Game Video, Banquet Representatives (3), Travel Committee, Wood Tournament Committee (Operations: 2/Fundraising: 3). Gayle Shaw Fun Day Committee (3) All families participate in team and club fundraising initiatives, minor official duties at games, and food preparation at a tournament. Volunteer Commitment For the Club (All members to complete): Bingo/Casino: 1-2 bingo shifts and a casino shift every other year (next planned casino date: May 18, 2020) A volunteer deposit of $200 is given at the start of the year. Wood Tournament – minimum # hours / shifts as a minor official, arena manager, and/or control desk person. ERC Board Positions to be filled across all teams (2 year commitments assigned at AGM): Board Members (7 positions), Registrar, Evaluations Coordinator, Equipment & Jersey Manager, Bingo Coordinator, Casino Coordinator, Ice Allocator, Technical Director, Apparel Coordinator, Grocery Card Coordinator, ERC/EFCLRA Liaison, Wood Tournament Directors (3), Gayle Shaw Fun Day Coordinator, U12 Development Program Coordinator, Grants Coordinator, Goalie Development Coordinator, Social Media/Marketing Manager, Website Manager, U14AA Outreach Coordinator, Tournament & Travel Committee
More Information
• The top 2 AA teams in Alberta U14AA, plus the opportunity for 2 or more additional wildcards, will
compete at the Western Canadian Championships, in late March 2021. Location TBA but likely to be in
Manitoba or Saskatchewan.
• The ERC has generous goalie development /equipment subsidies and recently completed the
2nd year of a goalie development program through 5-Count with the Edmonton Federation.
• Each season, the Club awards three scholarships of $1,000.00 each to ERC athletes entering/attending
a post-secondary institution.
• The ERC hosts the annual Wood Tournament in November, named after our founding family. This
coming year will mark our 35th anniversary.
• The ERC hosts an annual WAM! Boot Camp at the end of August to prepare for tryouts. Registration
is open on the Edmonton Ringette Club website.
PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE PROGRAM
Ringette Canada has mandated a change from AA to a Pursuit of Excellence Program. The standards
and details of this program are still being finalized by Ringette Canada and Ringette Alberta. The ERC
will be applying to be a Centre of Excellence for delivery of this program.
We are advised that the 2020-21 season for U14AA is status quo. For 2021-22, 2nd year U14s will
remain full time. 1st year U14s will be in an Intro to Excellence program. They will be on a Classic ringette
team and those who meet the minimum criteria may enroll in a supplemental Introduction to Excellence
program to be held at regular intervals throughout the season. https://yourringette.ca/excellence/Gayle Shaw Memorial Fun Day The Club organizes and hosts the annual Gayle Shaw Memorial Fun Day, which includes all teams from the Club and Federation athletes playing mixed mini-games at the Mayfield Toyota Ice Palace at West Edmonton Mall. In 2019, this event raised over $12,000.00 for the Alberta Cancer Foundation. Tentatively scheduled for October 25, 2020.
Noteworthy Achievements
• 2019/20 season: Edmonton WAM! 2nd overall in Western Division of NRL; U19AA 1st overall BGL, Gold
at Wood Tournament and Sweetheart Tournament; U16AA Silver at Pacific Ring
• 2020 Alberta Winter Games: Zone 6 (Edmonton): 10 athletes were active ERC (with an additional 6
being former ERC), and were coached by 4 former ERC athletes. Zone 5 (Black Gold) Silver: 3 athletes
were active ERC. Zone 4 (Parkland): 2 athletes were active ERC and were coached by 1 ERC coach.
• 2019 World Ringette Championships: ERC had 1 athlete on Junior Team Canada (Gold) and 5 on
Senior Team Canada (Silver)
• 2018/19 season: Edmonton WAM! 1st overall in league winning percentage and 1st overall in the
Western Division of the NRL; U19AA Bronze Medalists at the Provincial Championships.
• 2019 Canada Winter Games: ERC had 1 WAM! athlete, 2 U19AA athletes, and 2 former U19AA
athletes on Team Alberta. 3 of the Team Alberta Coaches were also former ERC players.
• 2018 CRC’s: Edmonton WAM! Silver; CRC Allstars: 2 players from WAM!, and 1 player from U19AA
• 2018 Alberta Winter Games: Zone 6 (Edmonton) Gold: All 17 players on the team were ERC athletes,
and were coached by 3 former ERC athletes and 1 former ERC parent. The team was undefeated
through the tournament.
• 2017 World Ringette Championships: ERC had 2 athletes on the Junior Team Canada (Gold) and 4
on the Senior Team Canada (Silver).
• 2017/18 season: U19AA Silver Medalists at the Saskatoon tournament and Gold Medalists in Lacombe.
• 2017 CRC’s: Edmonton WAM! won NRL Coaching Staff of the Year. CRC Allstars: 2 players from WAM!,
and 1 athlete from U19AA
• 2015/16 season: U19AA Bronze Medalists at the Provincial Championships.
• 2015 Canada Winter Games: The ERC 5 WAM! & 6 U19AA athletes on Team Alberta. 3 members of the
coaching staff included Head Coach, Kevin Harrison and WAM! members Dailyn Bell & Michelle Brown.
See you at Boot Camp & Evaluations2020 Camps & Events RAB Challenge 2020 Date: April 17 – 19, 2020 Location: Genesis Place, Airdrie, AB Registration: https://ringettealberta.com/challenge-new/ High Performance Conditioning Camp 2019 Date: August 10 – 14, 2020 (3:00PM to 6:00PM daily) Location: Callingwood Arenas, Edmonton, AB Registration: nationalringetteschool.com/alberta-summer-ringette-camps WAM! Boot Camp 2020 Date: August 17 – 20, 2020 (5:30PM to 6:45PM daily) Location: Castledowns Arena, Edmonton, AB Registration: edmontonringetteclub.com/content/wam-boot-camp Vimy Ridge Academy - Ringette Vimy Ringette will be offered for the 2nd year in 2020/2021 to Jr. & Sr. High School student-athletes. For more information: http://vimyridge.epsb.ca/programs/ringette/ St. Thomas More Catholic Junior High School - Ringette Academy St. Thomas More Ringette Academy will begin offering in 2020/2021 to Jr. High School student-athletes. For more information: https://www.ecsd.net/schools/8228/sport-academies/ringette/Pages/default.aspx
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