Queer Capital Cup Player Registration Form

This is a draft style tournament. Registration fees must be paid for a spot to be confirmed. First come, first serve.

***All spots are full at this time. You are welcome to continue filling out the form to be added to a waitlist should spots become available, however there is no guarantee you would be able to play.***

Player Contact

First name

Last name

Pronouns

If you wish, please specify one (1) player you would like to be on the same team as for the tournament.

Emergency Contact Information

Emergency contact name

Emergency contact phone number

Are you "out" to your emergency contact? If not, please specify the name/pronouns we should use in the event of emergency.

Please specify if you have any potential medical conditions that may require lifesaving care in case of a medical emergency. You may be contacted by a coordinator to discuss a safety plan in the event of emergency.

Skill Level

Please rate your skill level according to the information below.

PLAYER Skill Level

BEGINNER: The First Part

1 = This is your very first time playing hockey. You have no game experience, never been on skates before and wondering if you should use a right or left handed stick.

2 = You have no organized hockey experience, but do have basic skating skills, you are able to skate forward and do a basic stop. You have little or no stick-handling abilities.

3 = You have taken a few classes or clinics, but have never played on a team. You have basic skating skills and stick-handling abilities.

NOVICE: A Person New To A Field Or Activity

4 = You have played on a team and you are currently learning rules of play, positioning, and beginning to learn incorporation of stick handling with skating skills.

5 = You have mastered basic skating skills, and are undertaking intermediate skating skills (crossovers, forward/backward transitions), progressing with basic puck handling, passing and shooting, have a basic understanding of rules of play.

INTERMEDIATE: Occurring Between Two Extremes

6 = You are comfortable with basic stick handling and passing, you focus on mastering intermediate skating skills, improving passing and shooting. You are learning strategic concepts such as breakouts, face offs, power plays and penalty killing.

7 = You are confident with intermediate skating skills, solid passing, and are developing your shot. You are learning to execute strategic concepts and structured plays, developing the ability to apply advanced concepts in game situations.

8 = You are confident with intermediate skating skills and have a few basic stick-handling moves developed. You are comfortable playing either defense and forward.

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED: Somewhere Up There

9 = You have mastered intermediate skating skills, are confident in your stick handling abilities. You have a thorough understanding of the game, and have the ability to execute plays.

10 = You have excellent skating and puck handling abilities, consistently execute plays, and finally have a few moves.

ADVANCED: At a Higher Level Than Others

11 = You've mastered advanced skating skills and your mitts are silky smooth. You can nearly always put the puck where you want it. You know the game inside and out.

12 = You have mastered all of the above, and have played junior/college/university/pro hockey within the last 5 years.

GOALIE SKILL LEVEL:

BEGINNER: The first part. You are brand new to organized hockey.

1 = This is your very first time playing hockey. You have no game experience, never been on skates before and are learning to put on the gear. Maybe a little afraid getting hit with hard shots.

2 = You have no ice hockey experience, but have played goalie in ball hockey/road hockey before. Skating is fairly new to you.

3 = You have no organized hockey experience, but do have basic skating skills, you are able to skate forward and do a basic stop. You have no formal goaltending training or technical play.

NOVICE: A Person New To A Field Or Activity

4 = You have played forward or defence and are confident on player skates, but goaltending is a new position for you. You are working on goalie skating and technical skills (T-push, shuffle, stance, angles, challenging the shooter, c-cut forward and backwards)

5= You have played goalie for a few seasons, but never had any goalie specific training or practice. Your style is not technical, you just stop pucks. Slap shots may still be kind of scary.

6= You have played on a team as a goalie, and you are beginning to learn some goalie skating and technical skills (T-push, shuffle, stance, challenging the shooter, c-cut forward and backwards). You may need to lean on your leg to get up from a butterfly.

INTERMEDIATE: Occurring Between Two Extremes

6= You understand the game and basic strategy. You know the goalie skating moves and are working on speeding them up. You understand with your angles, stance, butterfly, and basic goaltending concepts, and are working on executing them consistently. You usually get up with the correct leg from a butterfly.

7 = You are comfortable with basic goaltending positioning and maneuvers, and are working on next steps like butterfly slides and power pushes. You attempt rebound control. You have played goalie for a few seasons at least, maybe more. You are working on rebound control and can sometimes put the puck where you want it. Dekes and breakaways are still pretty tough to stop.

8 = You are confident in the net. Maybe you played goalie growing up, or have several seasons under your belt as an adult. You can stop most straight shots if you can see them all the way in. Potentially a bit rusty but the foundation is there. You could sub in for an adult rec league team in most divisions.

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED: Somewhere Up There

9 = You have goaltending experience at a competitive level. You have formal goaltending training, can get up and down from a butterfly quickly, and are confident taking shots from most shooters. You can hold your ground in a breakaway situation. You can play the puck outside of the net at least some of the time.

10 = You have higher level competitive experience, play the puck confidently, can react to deflected shots, and look around screens. Rebound control is consistent and you can battle through a few rebound attempts when it does get loose.

ADVANCED: At a Higher Level Than Others

11 = You have played competitive hockey long term as a goalie. Maybe you played junior/college/university level. You are confident handling the puck, move around the net with speed, and can battle through rebound attempts.

12 = You have mastered all of the above, and have played junior/college/university/pro hockey within the last 5 years.

Position

Skill Level

Please specify the highest level of hockey you have played.

Please specify how long it has been since you played at that highest level.

Please add a little context or additional info about your skill level. Where do you play currently, and what experience do you have? If you are comfortable sharing, for your highest level played, did you play mens, women's, co-ed, or all gender hockey?

Other

Would you be interested in being a team captain? The role would include being the point of contact, ensuring team has all needed information, communicating with organizers, etc. You will be contacted to confirm if you were selected to be team captain.

Yes

Waiver

Waiver and Release: Ottawa Pride Hockey

Please read this carefully as this agreement will affect your legal rights.

Every person or such persons’ parent or guardians (if the participant is not of the age of 18) MUST read and understand this waiver and release before participating in activities on or attending Ottawa Pride Hockey activities.

I understand that there are inherent risks associated with my participation in all activities with Ottawa Pride Hockey, including at an arena complex. I am aware that the Risks include, but are not limited to, the potential for serious personal injury, death, property damage, and/or illness. I understand the Risks may be relative to my own state of fitness and health (including physical, mental, and emotional), and to the awareness, care, and skill with which I conduct myself.

I freely accept and fully assume all responsibilities for all above-described Risks. I, as well as my next of kin and assigns, hereby completely release Ottawa Pride Hockey for any liability, for any risk listed above which might arise in connection with Ottawa Pride Hockey activities.

I understand my participation in all Ottawa Pride Hockey activities is voluntary, and that I have signed this waiver voluntarily.

By checking below, I confirm that I am the individual below or am the legal guardian of the individual below if they are under the age of majority, and that I have read and understand this Waiver and Release.

Signature

Consent to Photography and Videography

By attending this event, I understand that there will be photography and videography that will be shared with fellow participants and used for Ottawa Pride Hockey promotional material.

Single choice

I fully consent to having my photo/video taken and am okay with my image being shared with fellow participants and used for promotional material.

I would prefer that any photo/video of me be blurred out/removed to the best of the organizers ability. I understand that my presence at this event means that I might appear in photos or video.

I have questions and would like to speak to an organizer more about this.

Signature

Registration Confirmation and Fee

I confirm I am 18 years of age or older.

I confirm my understanding that all payments are final and there will be NO refunds of registration fee should I withdraw from the tournament or not show up to play.