Tools for Coaches
It is recommended that all coaches set up a profile with Ringette Canada.
Coaches are fundamental to the development of our sport, and in order to be effective, coaches need to have the right qualifications and the proper training.
It is free to create a profile. Once you enter the coaches portal, simply click on the register now button to obtain your login information.
Once you have created a profile, you will have access to information on coaching courses, where you can easily register for your desired course right online. You will also be able to access any materials that you may need to complete before attending a course. Videos and other resources can be found in the TOOLS tab.
This website is also the place where you take and complete your manager's certification program online.
Click here for the Policies, Procedures & Rules page.
We have dedicated this section for tools and resources to help you develop your team and educate you on important matters.
- Manager's Guide (NEW)
- WORL Game Rescheduling Process
- Diagram Of Ice Surface
- Practice Plan Forms in PDF
- Practice Plan Forms in MSExcel
- Sample Game Sheet
- RO Sample Weekly U7 Program
- RO Athlete Skills Matrix
- WORL Offer to Play Letter
- RO Team Registration Form
- RO Sport Injury Report Form
- Concussion Return to Play Passport
Long-Term Athletic Development (LTAD)
LTAD teaches coaches the focus on the development of the individual, not only the technical skill of the game. The program considers the best interest of the athlete and the development of the sport - it is not about winning at all cost. Kids who have fun playing a sport are more likely to stay active and healthy and have a better chance of becoming a top athlete. It is about providing a good experience to grow the sport of Ringette and our coach certification program is in line with the LTAD program. As coaches, you have a responsibility to teach young people about the importance of honesty, teamwork, fair play, respect and rules. Learn more about the LTAD as it is build on sports science and best practices:
- ORA Long Term Athlete Development Information
- Issues in Sport - Why Ringette Endorses the LTAD Program
Concussion Resources
The SCAT (Sport Concussion Assessment Tool), represents a standardized method of evaluating injured athletes for concussion and can be used in athletes aged 10 years and older. This tool is geared to medical and health professionals.
- Child SCAT5 Revised - June 18, 2017
- SCAT5 Revised - June 18, 2017
A user-friendly version of this tool (called the Pocket SCAT2) is also available to assist coaches and trainers in recognizing the signs and symptoms of concussion.
From our friends at Parachute Canada, here are some excellent resources on the topic of concussions:
- Things to Know About Concussions - Good Handout
- Parents Guide to Dealing With Concussions
- Concussion Overview for Parents and Caregivers
- Concussion Guidelines for the Coach and Trainer
- Concussion Guidelines for Physicians
