RINK | LOCATION | REGISTER | REGISTRATION DEADLINE |
|---|---|---|---|
Brewster Ice Arena | 8/16/26 | ||
Emile Francis Memorial Ice Arena | 8/15/26 | ||
Ice Time Sports Complex | 8/22/26 | ||
Playland Ice Casino | 9/13/26 |
RINK | LOCATION | REGISTER | REGISTRATION DEADLINE |
|---|---|---|---|
Brewster Ice Arena | 10/5/26 | ||
Emile Francis Memorial Ice Arena | 10/6/26 |
RINK | LOCATION | REGISTER | REGISTRATION DEADLINE |
|---|---|---|---|
Brewster Ice Arena | 10/5/26 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I register my children more than once for the program?
Yes - children can participate in all scheduled seasons pending on availability.
Do you provide scholarship opportunities?
Yes! Please click here for more information on qualifications and submissions for scholarships.
What is the current refund policy?
a. A refund will be provided per request if the New York Rangers or its partner facilities must cancel the sessions for any reason and can't make up the sessions. The refund will be based on the number of sessions completed.
b. A refund will be provided per request minus a $50 transaction fee due to participant injury or illness. The participants parent/guardian must provide a doctor's note in order to receive a refund.
c. The Rangers do not provide refund or make up sessions due to missed sessions that don't fall under the above circumstances.
d. Program credits are also an option if your situation falls under provisions 1 & 2.
What is the coach to student ratio?
Our Junior Rangers Youth Hockey Development Staff is focused on delivering the best experience for your child. By maintaining a 10:1 player to instructor ratio we ensure all players are challenged and growing regardless of age and ability.
Are there next step programs available when my child is ready to advanced?
If your child is ready for the next level, please contact us at 212-465-6553 or [email protected] and we will do our best to find a next step program in your area. In addition to NYR programming, we partner with over 60 youth hockey associations across the tri-state.
Does my child need to know how to skate before they sign up?
If your child does not know how to skate, we recommend our Junior Rangers Learn to Play program to learn the basics! This program encompasses a Learn to Skate, Learn to Play 1 and Learn to Play Skill level across all participating locations. A one stop shop to begin your hockey journey!
How much do these programs cost?
Learn to Play, the Girls Hockey League and Rookie League (limited travel) cost $295 for the 10-week program respectively.
Rookie League (In-House Only) costs $395 and includes 2 hours of ice per week for 10 weeks.
What do these costs cover?
These costs cover ice time and other associated fees including supplies and staffing.
What equipment is required for the program?
Included in the registration, all participants will receive (1) Junior Rangers jersey per registration. Participants will be required to bring their own gear including: a helmet with cage, shoulder pads, elbow pads, hockey pants, shin guards, hockey skates, a hockey stick, socks and an equipment bag. We also recommend a mouth guard and athletic supporter for all participants. All equipment is required to be worn during each on-ice session. We also recommend each participant bring their own water bottle.
What time should I arrive at the arena?
You should arrive a minimum of 15 minutes prior to start time for your first activity to provide enough time for your child to check-in and get dressed prior to the on-ice session.
I want to register my child but it is sold out, is there a waiting list?
Yes. In the event that the session that you are attempting to register for is sold out, please complete registration and you will automatically be added to a waiting list. Your card will not be charged and you will be contacted should a spot become available.
Is there a Pro Shop on site?
The majority of our community rink partners have a pro-shop on location, however some do not. Please check the rinks website to find more information on your location. If you need assistance, please reach out to us at [email protected]
Can parents and guest stay and watch?
Parents and guest are welcomed to stay and observe at our camps unless facility the facility guidelines state otherwise. We also request that you refrain from trying to enter the dressing rooms or surrounding hallways unless otherwise specified.
What is our Tax ID?
Tax ID: 13-3793835
Girls Hockey League Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with registration?
Registration includes:
One weekly practice
One weekend game
Ten-week season
Official Junior Rangers Girls Hockey League jersey
Appearances by professional female hockey ambassadors
Access to special Junior Rangers experiences and offers
How many ice sessions are included?
Each season includes:
One practice every week
One game every weekend
Players receive approximately two hours of on-ice development each week over the course of the season.
Can my daughter participate in multiple seasons?
Yes.
Players are encouraged to return for future Girls Hockey League seasons as they continue developing their skills.
Is there a waitlist if registration is full?
Yes.
If a league reaches capacity, families may join the waitlist and will be contacted if space becomes available.
How are teams formed?
Teams are created by Junior Rangers staff using age, experience, and skill level whenever possible.
Our goal is to provide balanced teams that maximize player development and ensure a positive experience for every participant.
When will I receive my daughter's team information?
Prior to the season, families will receive:
Team assignment
Practice schedule
Game schedule
Jersey color
Coach information (when available)
Where are games played?
Each team practices at its designated home rink.
Weekend games may be played at your home rink or at another participating rink within the Tri-State Area.
Is travel required?
Limited regional travel is part of the Girls Hockey League experience.
Weekend games may require travel to another participating rink within the Tri-State area, but there is no overnight travel. This allows our Girls Hockey League participants to receive the experience of travel-hockey with less costs associated as the traditional travel hockey experience.
What equipment is required?
Participants must provide their own hockey equipment, including:
Helmet with full face cage
Shoulder pads
Elbow pads
Gloves
Hockey pants
Shin guards
Hockey skates
Hockey stick
Hockey socks
Equipment bag
Players will receive one Junior Rangers Girls Hockey League jersey with registration.
Does registration include hockey equipment?
No.
Unlike Learn to Play, Girls Hockey League does not include a complimentary equipment package.
Should my daughter's skates be sharpened?
Yes.
We recommend having skates professionally sharpened before the season begins and every eight hours of ice time throughout the season.
What happens during practices?
Practices are led by the Rangers Hockey Development Team and focus on:
Skating
Stickhandling
Passing
Shooting
Small-area games
Team concepts
Hockey IQ
Each practice prepares players for game situations.
What happens during games?
Weekend games allow players to:
Apply skills learned in practice
Learn team systems
Gain confidence in game situations
Continue improving through live competition
Development always comes before winning.
Will every player receive ice time?
Yes.
Our coaches strive to provide meaningful playing opportunities for every participant while creating a positive and inclusive environment.
Can parents watch?
Absolutely.
Parents, family members, and friends are encouraged to watch from the designated spectator areas. Parents are not allowed on the benches.
Can I take photos or videos?
Yes.
Families are welcome to take photos and videos from spectator areas while following rink policies.
What happens if my daughter misses a practice or game?
We understand families have busy schedules.
Please notify your coach as early as possible if your daughter will be absent.
Missed sessions cannot be made up.
What happens if weather causes a cancellation?
If weather or rink conditions require a cancellation, families will receive communication via email as soon as possible.
Information regarding any make-up opportunities will be shared.
How will I know if my daughter is improving?
Our coaches continually evaluate player development throughout the season.
Parents are encouraged to speak with coaches after practices if they have questions about their daughter's progress.
What opportunities are available after Girls Hockey League?
Depending on age and skill level, players may continue with:
Another Girls Hockey League season
Local girls' travel hockey organizations
Junior Rangers specialty clinics and camps
Other Junior Rangers development opportunities
Our staff is happy to help families identify the best next step.
Will there be special guests?
Throughout the season, participants may have opportunities to meet professional female hockey ambassadors and other special guests.
Guest appearances are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed.
Are scholarships available?
Yes.
The Junior Rangers offer full and partial scholarships for select youth hockey programs based on financial need.
Please visit the Scholarships page or contact the Junior Rangers team for eligibility requirements and application information.
What is the refund policy?
Refunds may be available under certain circumstances, specifically program cancellations or documented participant injury or illness. Please review the program's refund policy during registration or contact the Junior Rangers team for assistance.
Who do I contact if I have questions?
For registration, schedules, equipment, or general program questions, please email [email protected].
First Practice Checklist
Before your daughter's first practice, make sure to:
✔ Arrive 20–30 minutes early
✔ Bring full hockey equipment
✔ Sharpen skates before the season begins
✔ Bring a labeled water bottle
✔ Wear your Junior Rangers Girls Hockey League jersey (if received)
✔ Introduce yourself to your coach
✔ Check your email for schedule updates
✔ Come ready to work hard, support your teammates, and have fun!