Welcome to CFHA! It is wonderful to see so many new hockey players as they transistion from First Shift to Central Female teams. We can’t wait to see all those smiling faces on the ice.

Central female offers teams at all levels this season (U7-U18) and your daughter will be placed on one of our existing teams. It is exciting to see the provicial all female league consistantly growing each year in New Brunswick and the martimes. Thank you for being part of our success with record growth of 30% each year.

Other Registration Items

Registration Payment Details: - Registration of $100 will be paid by email money transfer to CFHATreasurer@gmail.com.

There will be an additional team fee that is paid to the team to cover the costs of tournament(s) and any off-ice activities planned for your in 2024.

Respect in Sports For Parent: Each player is required to have one parent complete a Respect in Sports course before their player can step on the ice. This course is a one time requirement of Hockey Canada and is transferable from other sports. Respect in Sports for Parents or Respect in Sports for Acitivity Leaders for Volunteers, Visit: https://hnbparent.respectgroupinc.com/koala_final/

CFHAs Sportmanship & Commitment: CFHA wants to promote good sportmanship & committment for all players and volunteers. CFHA has adopted Hockey New Brunswick Code of Conduct. Players, coaches, officials and volunteers have the right to participate in a safe and inclusive environment that is free of maltreatment including abuse, harassment and discrimination. The code of conduct promotes a safe sport environment and communicates to the athletes the expected standards of behavior. The code of conduct will be provided to all players at the beginning of the season for signature.

To maintain a positive expereince for your teammates, a minimum commitment level was established by HNB. A house division player is expected to attend a minimum of 75% of ice times in any given week and AA player a minimum of 90% of ice times, unless a doctor’s note is provided. A players attendance at a game and end of year provincials will be at the coaches discretion if the player does not meet the minimum ice time commitment level.