Ringette is played on-ice, six-a-side with a hollow rubber ring instead of a puck, a 30-second shot clock, and no body checking — just speed, passing, and skill.
The sport was invented in Canada in 1963 and has been played at the World Championships every two years since 1990. We've been there since the very first one.
Canada and Finland set the standard for the sport on the international stage. In the United States, it's still finding its footing. We're working to change that- one tournament, one event, one new player at a time.
Wearing the jersey is half the job. Building the next generation is the other half.
We host "Come Try Ringette" events across the country — bring a rink, bring a few curious skaters, and we'll bring everything else. Sticks, rings, coaches, and a Team USA player or two.
If you run a rink, a youth hockey program, or just know a group of skaters who'd be into it — let's talk.