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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.

 

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Regina Tournament 2020

Many Eastman teams enjoyed the hospitality of Regina in the 2020 Jim Benning Ringette Tournament.

U12A Springfield Storm, U14A Eastman Heat, U14 AA Eastman Flames, U16A Eastman Heat and U19 Steinbach Panthers.

Great Tournament & Competition! 
Happy New year, And Safe travels home everyone!

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01/11/2020

Rivals Unite! February 29th, 2020

Rivals Unite for a good cause.

 

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01/10/2020

EASTMAN DOMINATES AT HIGH SCHOOL RINGETTE TOURNAMENT

The final competitive event sanctioned by Ringette Manitoba each year is the High School Ringette tournament (HSRT).  Thie 2019 HSRT was hosted by Bonivital Ringette Association (BVRA).  The 2019 HSRT was likely the largest event hosted in many years as 27 urban and rural high schools were represented.  This year Eastman dominated the tournament winning bronze (College Gabrielle Roy), silver (College Lorette), and gold (Springfield Collegiate).  Congratulations to all the players and coaches who worked hard and represented Eastman so well.

College Lorette (yellow) and Springfield Collegiate (white) after medal ceremony.

  

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05/28/2019

EASTMAN WRL / PROVINCIAL RESULTS

Once again it was another very good year for Eastman Ringette as it captured twelve (12) WRL medals and six (6) Proviicial medals.  Congratulations to the players and specials thanks to the coaches and volunteers for all their hard work.  The following is a summary of Eastman's performance.

WRL Playoffs

U10 A1 – Silver (Red River Rage)

U12A1- Bronze (Springfield)

U12 A2 – Gold (Beausejour), Silver (Grunthal)

U12A3 – Bronze (Steinbach)

U12A4 – Bronze (Red River Rage)

U14B – Gold (Steinbach), Silver (Royal Storm)

U16B – Gold (Steinbach)

U16C - Gold (Royal Rage)

U19B – Gold (Grunthal), Bronze (Royal Rage)

 

PROVINCIALS

U14B – Gold (Royal Storm), Bronze (Steinbach)

U16A - Eastman Heat (Bronze)

U16B – Gold (Steinbach)

U16C – Gold (Royal Rage)

U19B – Gold (Grunthal), Silver (Royal Rage)

PROVINICALS HONORABLE MENTION

U19A – Gold (East End Wings – 8 Eastman players on team)

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05/28/2019

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    Any associations wishing to begin prior to this date are required to submit a request in writing to Ringette Manitoba.

    Ringette Manitoba continues to work closely with Ringette Canada, Sport Manitoba, and the Province of Manitoba and we look forward to announcing the approval for Phase 4 of the RTR plan in the near future.

    Ringette Manitoba remains committed to providing resources and assistance to all our local associations as they begin to navigate their return to the ice. Members are encouraged to contact their Local Associations for registration information.

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    To be proactive in the preparations to return, Ringette Manitoba and the Associations are engaged in collaborative planning. As each region and association has unique challenges, Ringette Manitoba will work with each Association to assist with their return plans within their facilities.

    Ringette Manitoba has striven to be a leader in developing a Return to Ringette Plan that seeks to get people participating in sport and recreation in the safest possible manner during this pandemic. We recognize that this is a frustrating and challenging time.  However, through patience, we look forward to returning to the ice for all of our members this season.

    The reopening of arenas in Manitoba begun as of June 1, 2020 as facilities were able to open along with Phase 2 of the Manitoba Restoring Safe Services plan.

     

     

     

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