Hockey Registration

This registration session will allow you to complete contact information, sign up for participation and submit payment. Please read through each step below carefully to ensure that all information is provided accurately. Registering by mobile phone? Price breakdown and registration button can be located by scrolling to bottom of page.

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• Step 1: Please ensure you've signed up and created an online account on our website using Crossbar.⁣

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• Step 2: Proceed to the USA Hockey Registration by CLICKING HERE and complete the registration process for your player(s). Make sure to print and retain their confirmation code(s). Remember, it's necessary to register EACH of your players with USA Hockey. Each player should have their unique USA Hockey confirmation number.⁣

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• Step 3: Come back to this registration page and click the registration button situated on the right side of the screen for desktop users or at the bottom for mobile users. Keep in mind: You'll need the USA Hockey Confirmation Code from Step 2 when prompted later in this session.⁣

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• Step 4: Ensure completion of this final step by CLICKING HERE to finalize the registration. Complete the process by providing the required information, and acknowledging waivers and agreements.⁣⁣

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NOTE: Girls must choose a primary team. It is recommended if a player wishes to cross roster (both boys and girls teams) that they will need to be considered an impact player on each team as determined by the ERRA Hockey Committee. An impact player is a player who significantly changes the game while they are on the ice. 

UPDATE: This is a reminder that two new playing rules were approved by the USA Hockey Congress in January 2024.

Starting August 1, 2024, all players in Youth, Girls, High School, and Junior Hockey categories, as well as game officials under 18, must wear neck laceration protectors. This rule does not apply to Adult players or officials 18 and older.

A proper neck laceration protector is specifically designed to protect the neck from cuts and abrasions during hockey. Common clothing items or plastic goalkeeper throat protectors do not meet this requirement. Game officials should ensure equipment is designed for hockey and prioritize player safety.

If a neck protector comes off during play, it must be replaced at the next stoppage. If a player enters the game without a neck protector, they will be ruled off the ice, the team will receive a warning, and subsequent violations will result in a misconduct penalty.

For questions regarding registration please contact the registrar.⁣

For questions regarding programming please contact skate@erra.com.⁣