ATTENTION AMHA PARENTS
Submitted By Webmaster on Mon 10 31, 22
ATTENTION AMHA PARENTS
Last year Hockey Canada launched the new HCR system which has streamlined many processes. There have been some recent updates to the system that now make it mandatory that parent/guardians include PROOF OF RESIDENCY on their child’s account in HCR AS WELL AS CONFIRM THE INFORMATION HIGHLIGHTED IN RED ON EACH ACCOUNT.
Please follow the instruction posted below to update your child’s profile. Failure to do so may result in AMHA not being able to roster your child to a team, and therefore deeming your child ineligible to play as rosters are required for all games and tournaments. Your prompt attention to this is NECESSARY.
Step 1:
Log into your Spordle account at https://account.spordle.com/
Step 2:
Click on Member and update any missing information. Required fields that are missing information will be highlighted with red text.
Step 3:
Go to Documents and ensure that your child’s birth certificate or passport and proof of residency(driver’s license or utility bill with current address). You may skip this step if both documents are already present and current.
Step 4:
Go to Qualifications and ensure that you have taken the Respect In Sport Course for Parents. If you have not completed this course please complete it following this link https://omhahockeyparent.respectgroupinc.com
Step 5:
Go to Waivers and make sure all waivers for the 2022/23 season are signed.
Repeat this for each member that you have registered for the 2022/23 season.
This was an additional step that was not introduced by HCR until after registration opened for this season. We do realize that it is an inconvenience to e everyone but it does need to be completed and in a timely manner. Teams registered for any tournament are under a tight timeline. If your child is NOT ROSTERED, they CANNOT participate in any tournament or game. Our Registrar is working very hard to get the rosters completed and approved and it is a tedious job. Any help that our members can to do to help expedite this process would be greatly appreciated!!
Questions can be directed you our Registrar at [email protected]This article has been viewed 434 times.