AGE/DIVISION BREAKDOWN (as of December 31 of current year):
U7       4, 5 & 6 years old (born 2018,2019,2020)
U9        7 & 8 years old (born 2016,2017)
U11      9 & 10 years old (born 2014,2015)
U13    11 & 12 years old (born 2012,2013)
U15    13 & 14 years old (born 201-,2011)
U18    15, 16 & 17 years old (born 2007,2008,2009)
U21    18, 19 & 20 years old (born 2004,2005,2006)

FYHA 2025/26 Fee Schedule

U7               $520
U9               $520
U11             $595
U13             $595
U15             $595
U18             $595



U11 Competitive Tryout Fee                         $180           
U13 Competitive Tryout Fee                         $150
U15 Competitive Tryout Fee                         $150
U18 Competitive Tryout fee                          $150

HOCKEY NEW BRUNSWICK RESPECT IN SPORT PARENT PROGRAM

Mandatory for parents of all new registered hockey players.

Procedures:

1. A parent registers at the appropriate URL for the program: https://hnbparent.respectgroupinc.com
2. Immediately on completing their registration, the parent is displayed the Child Management Page where they can add the first name, last name and date of birth of each child they need to have associated to them.
3. The parent completes the program
4. Immediately on completion of the program, the system will talk to the HCR and do a look-up based on associated children only.  (If there are no children associated, no information will be transmitted).  The look up will be based on the Branch ID (which is why it is important the user registers at the appropriate URL), the child's first name, last name and date of birth.
5. If a match is found, the HCR will tell us which Minor Hockey Association the child is affiliated with (this is known as the Office ID).  Our system will then talk to the HCR again and update the appropriate child record using the correct Office ID.  The information placed on the Child Athlete's record is the parents certification number and the name of the parent who completed the program.
6. If no match is found, a new record will be created for the Child Athlete and on it will be the Parent Program certification number and the name of the parent who completed.

Suggested User Instructions for Respect in Sport-Parent
The following brief instructions are provided to assist with accessing and advancing through Respect in Sport.
Registering for Respect in Sport-Parent program: https://hnbparent.respectgroupinc.com

• Click on the link or button displayed to access the program.  By default the system will load in English.  Click the word “Français” to translate the page.
• Select “Register a New User”
• Create a username and password for your self to enter in the appropriate fields.  Respect Group Inc. recommends using an email as a username as this is generally unique to an individual and not easily forgotten.
• Complete all fields.  Any fields identified with a red X is a mandatory field and must be completed.  Other fields are considered optional but are requested by your organization.
• Any field with a “?” in a circle beside the red X has a tool tip.  If you run your mouse over the tool tip, more information about that field will be displayed.
• Review and accept the Respect Group Inc. privacy policy.
• Click Submit at the bottom of the page.
• On successful registration submission, you will have a “Continue Registration” page displayed.  This is the page which displays the cost of the program.  Click Purchase
• A new page will be displayed indicating what program access you are purchasing.  All transactions will be completed via PayPal.  Click “Proceed to Checkout” to complete the purchase.  This transaction will take place on the secure PayPal website.  Respect Group Inc. personnel and systems will never have access to credit card information.
• Once purchase has been completed, you will have access to Respect in Sport.
• Once in the program, click on your language of choice to access the program content pages.
• Enjoy Respect in sport.

Re-accessing Respect in Sport

• Click on the link or button displayed to access the program.  By default the system will load in English.  Click the word “Français” to translate the page.
• Enter the username and password you entered while registering for the program.
• The completed lessons will be indicated with a checkmark; you can then continue to the next uncompleted lesson.

You can re-access any completed lessons and handouts.

COMPETITIVE TEAM INFORMATION
If you are not familiar with competitive hockey or if you are deciding between competitive and recreational hockey for your U11 aged child (9 &10 before Dec 31), please consider the following details BEFORE you make a decision whether or not to try out for a competitive team. 
-Tryouts are held over a period of approximately three weeks.  Players are evaluated and teams are selected by a draft process.  Special requests cannot be entertained (i.e. to play with other children, play for specific coach, etc.).
-If chosen to a competitive team, be prepared for an additional fee of up to $450 almost immediately.
-Competitive teams generally have a mandatory early morning practice at 6:00am through the week. 
-Competitive league is made up of several teams.  This means travel to Oromocto, Minto, Stanley, Woodstock, etc for games.
-Most competitive teams will also travel to a minimum of 3 tournaments throughout the year (which usually means overnight in hotels).
 
U7 & U9 PROGRAM
The FYHA provides an entry-level hockey program for 4-8 year-old children which is based on the Hockey Canada U7 & U9 program. The children are divided by age with the 4-6 year-olds forming the U7 level and the 7&8 year-olds forming the U9 level. The specific objectives of the program are:
-To have fun while developing a positive attitude towards hockey;
-To introduce concepts of fairness and good sportsmanship and ensure that players maintain clean play and discipline at all times;
-To develop individual skating, puck control, passing, and shooting skills in the above order of priority;
-To introduce at the second year U9 level (U9 Major) the team approach in playing, including positional play and the concept of offsides.


RECREATION TEAM BUDGETS
Recreational teams are not required to pay additional fees. However, it is recognized that teams do participate in tournaments. In order to cover these expenses, coaches need to discuss the method of payment with parents prior to commitment to events involving additional fees.  Most teams need only cover the cost of a maximum of five tournaments. The maximum player contribution cannot exceed $250. Teams have the option to fundraise all or a portion of the funds included in the team budget. A draft budget must be submitted to the division coordinator by November 30 with the signature of all parents/guardians who attend initial parent meeting.  The budget must detail a breakdown of anticipated expenditures and revenue sources. Any budget amendments due to changes in circumstances must be submitted to the division coordinator for approval. There is no obligation of any player not wishing to participate in tournaments to pay extra fees towards a team cost. 


COMPETITIVE TEAM BUDGETS
Competitive teams are required to pay additional fees for FYHA competitive fee ($3,300). The competitive fee is to be paid by December 15th. As a result, these teams require that parents be responsible for additional funding. To limit the financial obligation of parents, the maximum player contribution cannot exceed $400 per player. Competitive teams are responsible for preparing a budget within the limits outlined above. Items which may be included in the budget, but at the discretion of the parents, are: FYHA competitive fee (referees, extra practice times, league fees), crests for jackets, name bars on jerseys, team apparel, tournament fees, extra ice costs, etc. The budget must detail a breakdown of anticipated expenditures and revenue sources. Any budget ammendments due to changes in circumstances must be submitted to the division coordinator for approval. There is no obligation of any player not wishing to participate in tournaments to pay extra fees towards a team cost.

 



FORMS
Click here for the Policy for Electronic Devices in Locker Rooms (*NEW*)
Click here for the Post-Dated Cheque Policy.
Click here for the HNB Fair Play Policy & Contracts.
Click here for the Hockey Canada Abuse, Harassment, and Bullying Policy and Complaint process.
Click here for the Coach evaluation form.
Click here for the Hockey Canada injury report form.
Click here for the FYHA Concussion Policy and Return to Play form.
Click here for the FYHA Incident Report form.
Click here for the Hockey Canada Equipment Fitting guide.