The Fort McMurray Minor Hockey Association (FMMHA) believes that all children should have the opportunity to play hockey. We are dedicated to removing financial barriers to ensure that no child is turned away due to affordability.

As minor hockey costs continue to rise each year, it is important for families to feel comfortable seeking assistance if needed. FMMHA is committed to supporting families to ensure every child has the opportunity to participate in minor hockey.

If financial circumstances become a barrier to a child’s involvement, FMMHA is here to provide support. Resources are available to help support families with registration fees. More information can be found in our Financial Aid section. 

Yes, you can make payments in various ways. You can visit our office to pay by cash, debit, or cheque. Alternatively, you can make an EFT payment to payments@fmmha.com. When making an EFT payment, please include your child's name in the memo/comment area.

To pay via EFT or in person, proceed to the CHECKOUT section where it asks for credit card information. Once there, email Roland at hockeyops@fmmha.com with your child's name and confirmation that you have sent the EFT payment.

If paying in person, you will still need to reach the CHECKOUT section so we can complete your registration.

All players are required to supply their own gear, including practice jerseys.

There are no additional costs to play Recreation Hockey (WBHL) from FMMHA. However, WBHL teams may choose to participate in additional activities beyond registration, such as team gear, extra development, and tournaments. Teams will be required to build a team budget that includes a parent commitment fee as per the WBHL financial policy.

Players selected for Rep/travel teams will have additional fees to FMMHA for costs beyond registration, such as higher referee costs, additional ice time, extra equipment for travel teams, and league fees. These teams will also build a budget that will determine the fees as per the Travel financial policy. There will be parent sessions at the start of the season so everyone is aware of the financial commitments prior to committing to a team each season.

At the start of the season, each team is required to propose a budget to parents and conduct a vote to ensure the additional expenses are supported by the majority of families.

FMMHA does not have mandatory fundraising requirements; however, teams may engage in fundraising events and activities throughout the season.

It is required by our financial directives that all teams offer a fundraising buyout option.

For players on Rep/travel teams, fundraising commitments are mandatory, if a parent chooses not to participate in fundraising or the buyout the player may be removed from the roster. 

In Recreational Hockey (WBHL), if a parent chooses not to participate in fundraising or the buyout, their child will be excluded from any agreed-upon extracurricular activities, such as team gear, traveling to tournaments, or extra development opportunities.

Yes, we require five (5) hours of volunteer work per child for FMMHA. As a volunteer organization, this is crucial to keeping registration costs down. Failure to complete the required volunteer hours will result in an invoice of $100 for each hour not completed, potentially up to $500 per child.

Volunteer opportunities within the organization include coaching, managing, and helping with special events. In addition to the organizational commitment, there are team responsibilities you accept as a parent when registering your child for a team sport, such as managing jerseys and scorekeeping.

Volunteer levies are not charged upfront but invoiced at the end of each season and must be paid before a child can be placed on a roster for the following season. If your family is in an exceptional circumstance and cannot complete the required hours, we do offer support.

We don't want your money; we need your time to ensure that FMMHA events run successfully. Please visit the Volunteer Directive for more information.

A full refund of the registration fee, less an administrative fee of $50, will be issued for any player who withdraws prior to August 15 of the current season.

After August 15, the following refund guidelines apply: Players who withdraw from formed rep teams, with approved budgets, remain responsible for fixed team expenses incurred up to the withdrawal date (excluding costs dependent on player participation).

Refund Amounts:

• June 5th - August 15th: 100% less $50 Administration Fee
• August 16th - Start of Preseason: 100% less $50 Administration Fee
• Start of Preseason - September 15th: 90% refund
• September 16th - October 15th: 75% refund
• October 16th - November 15th: 50% refund
• November 16th - November 30th: 25% refund
• December 1st - End of Season: No refund

Please note that payments will not be issued until after October 15th, unless operationally feasible to do so. 

Please visit the full refund policy refund policy for more information.

1. Go to My Registration History. 
2. Click Print Receipt (below your most recent registration.)
3. Click Open on the pop up that appears at the bottom of your screen.

Your HCR# will be displayed on your registration receipt.

If you still  cannot find your child’s Hockey Canada Hockey ID, email hockeyops@fmmha.com with your child’s name and date of birth so we can help you find it.

Welcome To The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo  And Fort McMurray Minor Hockey Association!

We hope that your transition to our community will be a smooth one, including registering your player for hockey.  We look forward to meeting you.

**Before you register**  Please CLICK HERE to fill out a Parent Declaration Form(1 per participant), you will be required to upload two documents to prove residency. These can be a Driver’s License, Utility Bill, Child’s Registration in a Fort McMurray School, Bill of Sale, or Rental Agreement on a Fort McMurray residency.

***Please ensure that you use hockeyops@fmmha.com when entering an email for the association you are registering for. 

Click here to sign into your HCR 3.0 Spordle Account

All players registered in Fort McMurray Minor Hockey must have a parent/guardian that has taken the Respect in Sport-Parent Program Course. Proof of completion of the program must be listed on the player's Hockey ID, prior to participation in any program. To take this course or to re-certify please CLICK HERE

If you have a new player to register that has never played hockey with any association before visit the New to Hockey Tab and follow the steps to get your player registered.

If you have any questions contact the FMMHA Office at 780-791-7358 ext 1 or email hockeyops@fmmha.com 

If you are new to hockey, you must take the ” Respect In Sport - Parent Edition (RIS)” online course and provide a copy of your player's birth certificate to register.

RESPECT IN SPORT: The fee for this course is $12.00 and it takes about an hour to complete.  This course expires after 4 years. Families that do not have this course will be unable to register online. Please ensure you select Fort McMurray as your home association. Go back to Child Management and a number will be beside your child's name, that is the number you need.  If you have completed Respect In Sport in another sport, you can transfer your certificate to FMMHA. Learn more.

Once you complete your Respect in Sport, you can link your PLAYER to your RIS account from their website.  This will auto generate them an HCR# (Hockey Canada Registry#). This is a unique identifying player number that will stay with them throughout their hockey career. 

If you have another child already registered with the Respect in Sport Program, log into the account and add your new child and choose Fort McMurray as your Association, and that will generate a new Hockey Canada Hockey ID for your new
child.

The Hockey Canada Hockey ID is only digits and is 12-13 digits long.

This Hockey Alberta Bulletin has all the answers. CLICK HERE

Most parents used the TeamSnap APP in previous years, the email that is associated with the APP is the account you would have in place from previous seasons.

They have a place to reset your password on their login page. If you are unsure of what email address you used, please search for any old emails from TeamSnap or login to your APP and see what your account email is.

TeamSnap help can be found here as well: https://helpme.teamsnap.com/article/98-generalteam-support-response-hours