Rep Tryout Registration (Barracudas - Burlington Girls Hockey Club)

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Registration for representative tryouts is
NOW OPEN!

Tuesday, March 25th –  Thursday, April 17th @ 11:59pm

Register through RAMP


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**ALL PLAYERS must bring their own jersey**

The BGHC requests that participants bring their own jerseys to this year's tryouts. For those currently in Rep, please bring both your dark and light game jerseys. If you're transitioning from the HL league, bring your House League jersey. This will help evaluators identify players by name/number. Players will be assessed by our rep tryout committees and coaches based on their hockey skills and not based on the level of jersey they are wearing on the ice.

Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.


The tryout registration fee for the 25/26 Season for all players from U11 through U18 is $
60 The fee for U9 is $75 due to additional development skates available.

 
 

What Is Rep Hockey?

Rep Hockey, also known as "Representative Hockey," is a competitive level of ice hockey designed for players who wish to play at a more advanced level compared to house league or recreational hockey. Rep hockey teams represent the City of Burlington throughout the Southern Division of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association.

The BGHC is excited to offer Rep Hockey for Burlington girls from U9 through U22.  Rep Hockey aims to provide an environment where elite-level hockey players can develop to their greatest potential, including refining skills on a physical, social, and personal level.

The four levels – AA, A, BB and B – offer varying degrees of competition and skill development opportunities. Each level of girls' rep hockey offers a unique experience tailored to players' abilities and aspirations, contributing to the growth and enjoyment of the sport at all levels.

AA level hockey consists of highly skilled passionate players who have demonstrated exceptional abilities in both individual skills and team play. These teams compete at the highest level and pace of play. Players should be prepared for the highest expectations of dedication to skill development and compete.

A level hockey provides a competitive environment for players who are passionate about hockey where they can further refine their abilities and aspire to compete at the highest levels. Teams at A level often combine a mix of major aged players who have not yet emerged at the AA level as well as minor aged players who are anticipated to advance to AA level hockey in their major aged year. This minor/major mix is most prevalent on our junior aged teams. "A level" teams maintain a high standard of play, with players exhibiting strong fundamental skills, tactical understanding, and high compete level.

BB level hockey features skilled players who are passionate about hockey who may be further developing their game or level of compete. Players may also be transitioning from recreational to competitive hockey, having undergone significant development. This level offers a balanced mix of competition and development, providing players with opportunities to enhance their skills while enjoying the competitive aspect of the game.

B level hockey caters to players who are passionate about hockey, have the skill and commitment level to improve their skills beyond the house league game. B-level hockey emphasizes skill development, making it an excellent option for players at various stages of their hockey journey, whether they're new to competitive hockey or still emerging beyond recreational hockey.


All players seeking to play Rep for the BGHC 2025/2026 season must register on RAMP for the tryouts and pay the applicable fee no later than the deadline 11:59 pm APRIL 17th, 2025. 


All BGHC Head Coaches begin their player evaluation of all eligible players for the coming season from the time of their appointment until the completion of tryouts.  Evaluation includes watching eligible players play/practice and reviewing feedback from current Head and Assistant Coaches.  The tryouts are the end of the assessment process. Head Coaches may offer spots to players prior to the tryouts. 

At the tryouts, Head Coaches will have the support of an appointed impartial Player Selection Committee. The final choice will rest with the Head Coach, but input will be provided by the Player Selection Committee. 

BGHC Tryout Process

There is a guaranteed minimum of two skates for all players in the tryout process.


U22AA, U18AA, U18A, U15AA Teams

Players offered positions on these teams are required to register for tryouts.  The fee paid is allocated to ice costs for the practices scheduled during the tryout period.


U13AA, U11AA, U15A and U13A level tryouts (see U11A below)

These skates are by INVITATIONAL ONLY.  If you are selected to try out for one of these teams, you will be contacted by the Head Coach.  Head Coaches for the 2025/26 season can be found on the BGHC website: Hockey Divisions>Representative>Coach Announcements 2025/2026


U11A, BB (U18, U15, U13 and U11) and B (U18, U15, U13 and U11) level tryouts

These are OPEN tryouts.

If a particular try-out group has a large number of players registered, each player MAY 
be assigned to each skate by the coaches.  In this circumstance, you will receive an email with details indicating the skate you are assigned to.  
Please check your junk email to ensure that you don't miss an email from the coach.


U9 Tryouts

  • U9A tryout registration is open to players born in 2017 ONLY
  •  U9B tryout registration is open to players born in 2018 ONLY
  •  Players who are registered for U9A tryouts, but not selected to the U9A team will automatically be  eligible to attend the U9B tryouts without any need to re-register

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    Tryouts Schedule

    The full tryout schedule will be available HERE when it is finalized. 
     


    Non-resident Player Policies

    Parents are referred to our BGHC Operating Policies for non-resident participation rules.  Generally, non-resident players are not allowed to register for tryouts below the AA level.
     

    Permission to Tryout (PTT)
    (formally Permission to Skate - PTS)

    For players currently registered with the BGHC
    - PTTs will be issued starting April 1, 2025.

    - to obtain the PTT, parents must submit their request on our website here:

                https://bghc.ca/Forms/1119/BGHC_Request_for_Permission_to_Skate_(PTS)/ 

    For players currently registered with ANOTHER association outside of the BGHC and wishing to attend BGHC tryouts:

    - you must have a completed Permission to Tryout form from your CURRENT association 

    - you can request the form from your CURRENT association and provide it on the 1st day of tryouts  to the BGHC Coach

    - you must register for Tryouts and pay the fee by the deadline on April 17th, 2025 for all divisions

    We look forward to a fun 2025/26 Season.

    GO CUDAS GO!