2023-24 CORA Team, Player and Ref Fees

Payable to CORA (Interac eTransfer to treasurer@calgaryopenringette.com )

on or before Oct 15, 2023
  • Team: $50 / team 2023-24 CORA League entry
  • Referee: Referee Scheduled League Game Fees Pre-Payments #1: $500
  • Player: CORA fee $25 / RAB registered player on Teams TRF
  • Staff: Payable to CORA ~$24 / staff (only for the bench staff not registered as a player, ref or manager). RAB direct bills CORA for Zone 2 & 3.
on or before Jan 15, 2024
  • Referee: Referee Scheduled League Game Fees Pre-Payments #2: $500
    * excludes Zone 1 & 2 Open team scheduling their own referees for ‘Home’ games

Failure to pay by due date: $100/month that fees are outstanding.
Additional Player Registration after due date: additional $25/player making it a total of $50/player

Payable to RAB upon player registration:
  • Player: pays RAB fee (RAMP direct registration & online payment) ~$69.50/player
    *a registrant is only charged one fee per season regardless of how many roles they fill.

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Calgary Open Ringette Posted on by

The 10th annual CORA Calgary Classic was held January 27-29, 2023.

Congratulations to all teams!

Visit the CORA Calgary Classic website for more information.

Referee Assignor

Calgary Open Ringette Posted on by
Jasper Greysson-Wong
403-354-2610
ringetteassignor@gmail.com
Please remember that referees for exhibition games must be paid prior to the game starting.

Minor Officials are Everyone‘s Responsibility

Calgary Open Ringette Posted on by
We have been receiving comments from coaches which suggest that some teams are not fulfilling their game responsibilities by providing Minor Officials. CORA Rules & Regs stipulate that the home team is responsible for ensuring that minor officials are available, including game timekeeper, game scorekeeper, and penalty box attendants. Where possible, the visiting team may provide a minor official to assist the home team.
Granted, it is sometimes difficult to fill these positions if your team does not have a lot of steady fans BUT, it is still the duty of every team to ensure that there are people in the box and it is unfair to assume that your opponent will provide people (sometimes fans really just want to watch the game!) If you are having trouble, try creating a “minor official schedule” and have every player on the team take a slot or two – this means it is that player‘s responsibility to ensure that they provide a worker (whether they hire one, bring someone or ask someone who normally comes to games). The slot is the player‘s to fill, so if they don‘t arrange to have someone there then they are responsible to work the shift.

What is CORA?

Calgary Open Ringette Posted on by
The Calgary Open Ringette Association was formed in the fall of 2009 to oversee the day to day operations of Open (+18) Ringette in Calgary. CORA operates league play, city playoffs, registration and fee collection independent of Ringette Calgary.
CORA does ensure that the two associations continue to work together for development of officials, coaches and our sport.
The intent of this association is to have the adults playing in it make the decisions which govern it. We will endeavor to promote and develop competitive adult ringette in Calgary.