Ringette Nova Scotia

Come try the fastest sport on ice!! No registration fees & fun guaranteed!

Link to register : cometryringette.ca

Please reach out to Matt with any questions at [email protected]

Ringette Nova Scotia is recruiting volunteers to join our social media team!  These volunteer roles involves managing online platforms, creating content, promoting RNS and association ringette events.   

Key responsibilities include
* Develop and share regular posts highlighting ringette accomplishments, opportunities and association updates. 
* Promotion of programs like “Come Try Ringette”, provincial RNS fundraisers and provincial programs . 
* Respond to comments and interact with followers. 
* Follow ringette bodies and national organizations to share and repost relevant news and events.
* Coordinate with Executive Director and other volunteers to share and collect photos, stories and updates.

This role is ideal for people with experience and understanding of Facebook and Instagram who want to build a broader experience in a communications role.  Volunteers should have access to an electronic device and be a minimum age of 18.  The work is a blend of planned posts and responsive posts (same day).   Minimum of one year commitment. Orientation will be provided. 

If you are interested in volunteering, please email [email protected]   by September 10.  All candidates will be contacted for follow up.  The roles are anticipated to start in October 2026.

We want to introduce Ringette to you!

What is Ringette? Ringette is a uniquely Canadian winter ice sport - often dubbed the fastest sport on ice! The main objective of Ringette is to use a stick to shoot a ring into the opposing team’s goal. The team with the highest score at the end wins. More information on Ringette can be found on the Ringette Canada website: https://www.ringette.ca/our-sport/what-is-ringette/

What is “Intro 2 Ringette”? Intro 2 Ringette is a safe, fun, low-cost program that will introduce players 4-14 years old to the sport of Ringette. Intro 2 Ringette quickly introduces participants to Ringette basics so they are confident joining an Association Ringette team after completion of the program. Intro 2 Ringette components include rules orientation, basic strategies of the game, and time to practice the basics of ring control.

Each Intro 2 Ringette session is 50 minutes in length and is led by certified instructors who are trained to break down and teach skills to brand new players in a low instructor-to-participant ratio.
Not only are we going to teach your child how to skate and play Ringette, but we are also going to introduce them to a world that:
* builds confidence
* supports creativity
* creates friendships that last a lifetime!

What you need:
Here is the best part - just like Come Try Ringette, Intro 2 Ringette has been designed to introduce participants to the sport in a safe, no-contact manner that requires minimal equipment. This enables us to offer Intro 2 Ringette as a low-cost program that is more easily accessible for anyone who is not yet prepared to invest in a full equipment purchase!
Participants require only the following:
helmet with face mask
Gloves or heavy mittens
Skates
Warm clothes (snow pants are also recommended to help keep dry)
Of course, participants are always welcome to wear additional equipment if they have it!

Dates and Times
RBC Centre (259 Commodore Drive, Dartmouth)
Wednesday, September 16 @ 6pm-7pm
Wednesday, September 23 @ 6pm-7pm
Wednesday, September 30 @ 6pm-7pm

Registration Fee
Our 3-session September Intro 2 Ringette program is only $75.

Space is limited to 40 participants, so register now to avoid disappointment.

https://ringette.ns.ca/news/114403

Congrats to the Nova Scotians who participated:

🎉 Tracey Tulloch, Taylor Dempsey and Meredith Tulloch on the benches
🎉 Loghan Murphy #9 (Team Pink) on the ice
🎉 Jelisa Rushton wearing the stripes

Looking for FUN 1 Coaches! Please apply here:
https://forms.gle/5T17ZTX2Ser5d5fW8

Congrats to HHRA athlete Loghan Murphy who is participating in La Relève U17 this week in Regina and won a draw on Friday for Team Pink/Crimson. She won a pair of skates and new FTP helmet provided by CCM. Thanks to CCM and the WesternCycle Source for Sports for the prize donations!

Regina is the place to be for all all weekend!

La Relève has been happening for the U17s with the highlight end of week games starting tonight. All are available on the Ringette Canada Youtube!

Lots of Nova Scotian representation at in Regina this weekend - Tracey Tulloch, Taylor Dempsey and Meredith Tulloch on the benches, Loghan Murphy #9 (Team Pink) on the ice, and Jelisa Rushton wearing the stripes! All the best as games start up tonight and continue through tomorrow.

& have events on the calendar 🗓️ Sign up and bring a friend! Are you already a player? Share the events with others! Join us! Visit cometryringette.ca and sign up. Events are added regularly!

RIngette is building back in

Ringette Canada / Ringuette Canada Town of Antigonish Recreation NS Ringette Referees Central Region Ringette League - Nova Scotia Michelle Thompson for Antigonish Canadian Women & Sport / Femmes et sport au Canada

Thank you Athena Ringette for providing each Team Nova Scotia Ringette player with a new stick as part of the RingetteCanada/RinguetteCanada Challenge Cup! 😍