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IMHA REGISTRATION FAQ

I’ve lost my password for Spordle / HCR. How do I reset it?	Go to Spordle > My Account > Enter your email address and click login > On the following screen, click forgot password. A link will be sent to your email account to reset it. If you don’t know what email address you used, then you must start over and sign up for a new account. Once you have signed up, you will need to link your children to your new account. DO NOT LOSE YOUR PASSWORD. Write it down and keep it in a safe place.
How do I Register for Innisfil Minor Hockey?	Click Here to be directed to our MHA Registration portal inside the Hockey Canada Registration module.
Can I pay my fees by E-transfer or cheque?	IMHA does not accept in-person payments for registration fees. IMHA does not accept Cheques. IMHA requests that its users use the HCR system to register and pay fees by credit card. For those members who have applied for funding such as Lace Em Up, please contact Administration by Clicking Here.
We are moving or new to Innisfil. How do we register for Hockey?	Players transferring into IMHA must complete the online player transfer form. You must provide a copy of the player's birth certificate, Parent’s Driver License and the top portion of a recent utility bill as proof of address. A child will not be rostered to a team without this information (including Intro).
My child has never played hockey before. How do we register?	If your participant does not already have a Hockey Canada ID# please follow the instructions in the link below. It walks new participants through the Respect in Sport process which allows you to get a Hockey Canada ID. Once you have an ID number you can register using the link above as an existing participant.
How do I know which age group to register my child in?	Click Here to View the Age Reference Chart. ** 2017 Born Players can choose to register in U5 or U7 depending on their previous experience. It is recommended that new players enroll in the U5 Intro to Hockey Program.
What is Rowans Law?	The Ontario Government has enacted Rowan’s Law (Concussion Safety), 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 1 (“Act”). Ontario Regulation 161/19, the Act requires all sport organizations as defined in the Regulation (“Sports Organization”), which includes the Ontario Hockey Federation (“OHF”), to have a Concussion Code of Conduct. The OHF is in full support of the intent of Rowan's Law to create awareness of concussion, change the culture on concussion and provide safe sport participation. This Concussion Code of Conduct must require participants, as set out in the Act, to review the Ontario Government’s issued Concussion Awareness Resources on an annual basis. A participant is subject to a Concussion Code of Conduct for each Sports Organization a participant is registered with. Applicable age-appropriate Concussion Awareness Resources are located by Clicking Here. Players/Parents will be required to review the material on-line prior to being eligible to Register/participate. The Ontario Hockey Federation has provided the following method for the Minor Hockey Association/Club/ Team to validate that the Players that Register with the Minor Hockey Association/Club/Team to have acknowledgement of the OHF Concussion Code of Conduct and the Ontario Government's Concussion Awareness Resources. HCR Online Registration (PLAYERS) Before reaching the payment page and checking out, participants, and his/her parent/guardian (if under the age of 18) will be asked to verify that one has reviewed the OHF Concussion Code of Conduct and the appropriate Concussion Awareness Resources by checking off the mandatory Waiver Box.
Does the association offer installment payments for registration fees?	IMHA recognizes that the cost of hockey can be a challenge. As such, we offer an installment program to help offset the costs. To take full advantage of this program, you MUST register early. The longer you wait, the fewer installments you will have and the more you must pay in a single transaction. IMHA must cover fixed Fees such as the costs of jerseys and OMHA fees during the initial transaction. For this reason, fees for our younger ages where the fee is 300 dollars or less do not qualify for installments. Registration will open on May 1st for all age groups. Installments are offered as follows. U7 - MAY 1 - Initial Payment – 50% of the total amount - 100% of the balance on 06-01 U8 - MAY 1 – Initial Payment - 30% of the total amount - 50% of the balance on 06-01 - 50% of the balance on 07-04 U10 - U13 - MAY 1 – Initial Payment 25% of the total amount - 34% of the balance on 06-01 - 33% of the balance on 07-04 - 33% of the balance on 08-01 U14 & Up - MAY 1 – Initial Payment - 25% of the total amount - 25% of the balance on 06-01 - 25% of the balance on 07-01 - 25% of the balance on 08-01 - 25% of the balance on 09-01
Will IMHA offer the Jersey Vanity Number program this year?	Yes. The program will continue as it did last year. Please make sure you answer the questionnaire during the registration process. This year Local League players and Goalies will have the opportunity to choose a vanity number. Further, these Jerseys will be yours to keep once the season ends. Due to the complexity of making a program like this a reality there are some limitations. During registration, you will be asked to choose 5 different numbers. Children born in odd birth years will choose an odd number, (17,35,79,97.etc...) and children born in even birth years will choose an even number (22,46,88..etc). Numbers range from 1 – 99. As an example, a 2009 Player could choose #1 and a 2010 player could choose #66. We will be sending out a questionnaire to former rep players about keeping their original number or changing it should the player make the rep team that they are trying out for this year. That will follow once registration has been completed. For now, you can choose any odd or even numbers to proceed through the registration process in congruence with your birth year. If you register late you will be given a generic number and size. NRP’s will also get a generic number and size given to them once making a team. If they wish to change to another jersey number this will be an additional cost to them. As long as there is no conflict with numbers already assigned to that team. Number choice is first come first serve. Unfortunately, we have no way to allow everyone to choose a custom number. This was the best way we could come up with to try to enable kids to at least have some more choice than in previous years. SIZING It is the responsibility of the parent to ensure that the jersey is the correct size. Please follow the steps below; ⦁ Please try on last year’s jersey or any jersey that you may have over top of the shoulder pads or chest protector. Check movement of the player, looking for the fit (is it tight, loose) ⦁ Remove jersey and lay flat. Using the sizing chart measure in inches and match the appropriate size to your child, moving up or down depending on what you saw during the fitting stage. ⦁ Once you feel confident input the jersey size. ⦁ The sizing chart is below for reference and can also be found online by Clicking Here.