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Delaying the call on four-in

The four-in call often leads to confusion on the ice. This is because the rules do not require that play be stopped when four-in occurs until the team with four-in gains control of the ring.

The procedure that On-ice Officials are to follow on a four-in situation is:

  1. If the team in control of the ring skates four-in, make the call immediately.
  2. Otherwise, raise a bent arm to signal a delayed violation.
  3. If the 4th player leaves the zone before their team gains control - begin a five second count.
  4. If the ring leaves the zone before the team gains control - no call will be made.
  5. If the team gains control in the zone within the five second count - make the call.
  6. If the team gains control while there are still four-in, a delayed penalty should be called.

Next time, before you start yelling four-in: check the signal being given by the On-ice Official nearest the freeplay line.

 

Ringette Canada Official Rules

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Reminder: sending in game sheets

As discsussed at the town hall meetings, scores must be entered in Game On within 48 hours, and a copy of the game sheet need to be sent in within 72 hours of end of the game, by the winning team, or the home team, in the event of a tie.

Gamesheets must be sent to the registrar email address at registrar AT winnipegringette dot com, and the subject line must include the game number, date of the game, and the loop. You can also include the team names, and/or the score in the body of the email.

Game sheets should be photographed or scanned clearly and attached tot he email.

This can all be done by the team's coach or manager, duly registered on the GameOn site.

11/04/2025

How to enter scores

We've received a significant amount of inquiries on how to enter scores.

A gentle reminder that the HELP button in the top right corner of the WRL website contains a gold mine of information on how to use GameOn, the WRL online system!

Information on entering scores can be found here.

11/04/2025

Update to Rules and Regulations

WRL Council met August 18th and adopted updated their rules and regulations. The new Rules, Regulations and Operations Manual can be found here.

There are significant changes being made; we recommend that bench staff and players familiarize themselves with the manual. 

Council will be hosting a Town Hall in the fall to go through some of the changes.

08/19/2025

The City of Winnipeg is hiring Program Leaders for their "Learn to Skate" Program

The City of Winnipeg is hiring Program Leaders for their “Learn to Skate” Program.

Applicants should be at least 16 years old.

Opportunities available in City – wide Arenas, evenings and weekends.

For questions or to apply:

Email: Leora Lisi   -  Llisi@winnipeg.ca

Bilingual in French considered an asset

08/07/2025
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