Registration FAQ

What is my child’s Hockey Canada (HCR) number & how do I find it?

Find your Hockey Canada number in your Hockey Canada Registry (HCR) Account.

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

Your HCR# will be displayed on your registration receipt.

We are NEW to hockey! How do I get an HCR number to register?

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 Beaumont Amateur Hockey Association as your home association. If you have completed Respect In Sport in another sport, you can transfer your certificate to BAHA. 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.

Can I pay my registration fees in installments?

Yes, fees can be paid by installments. You will be prompted in TeamSnap at the time of registration. Please ensure you select the correct option by TURNING ON installment payments before checking out.

We have just moved to Beaumont. How do I transfer my child from another hockey association?

Before you are able to register, you will need to fill out a Hockey Alberta Parent Declaration Form: Parent Declaration Form | Hockey Alberta. Please use the email administration@baha.ab.ca when prompted to add the Minor Hockey Association email that you are registering with.

You will be required to upload two documents to your Parent Declaration to prove residency in the Beaumont Amateur Hockey Association boundaries. Examples of residency documents can be a utility bill, driver’s license, mortgage/rental agreement etc.

When are evaluations?

Evaluations run from the end of August to the middle of October.

Typically evaluations are not on Labour Day weekend or the first full week of school.

More information on your specific Time Trial will be coming in August. Evaluation times are dependent on the results of the timed skate and therefore will not arrive until AFTER your Time Trial.

You can find more Evaluation information under your Division tab/Home Page tab. This will be continuously updated as dates are confirmed.