RRHL Rattlers Youth Division Registration NOW OPEN.

Please see the registration link to sign up!

*$120 for the season (includes practices, games, and a medal). New players should enter code NEWPLAYER for one-time fee of $100.  Email rvarhl@gmail.com for sibling discounts or financial hardship.

*$22 for required AAU membership (one year of coverage).

*You MUST register your player through the AAU.  The registration will take you through those steps.  Make sure you select "inline hockey" and find our league, Richmond Roller Hockey League, W3AFB8. 

If your player is already registered with the AAU from last season, you will only need your proof of registration.  REGISTRATION EXPIRES EVERY AUGUST.  You will need to re-register your player!

Please email rvarhl@gmail.com with any questions.

The RRHL Rattlers Youth Division practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with games on Sundays.  All practices and games are held at the Matthew and Daniel Barton Rink in Courthouse Park.

Schedule:

Tuesdays, 6:00-8:00: LOWER Level Rattlers practice. 

Thursdays, 6:00-8:00: UPPER Level Rattlers practice.

NEW for the Spring 2025 season: We are excited to offer more rink time this spring season!  We will surround the games with practice times, giving our players more skating time and more time to practice and learn hockey. 

SUNDAY SCHEDULE

1:00--UPPER Level Rattlers practice

2:00--UPPER Level Rattlers game

3:00--LOWER Level Rattlers game

4:00--LOWER Level Rattlers practice

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

The following equipment is REQUIRED:

1. Helmet with a face shield
2. Gloves
3. Elbow Pads
4. Shin Guards
5. Skates
6. Stick
7. Inline pants (or a substitute that is durable)
8. Athletic Cup

The following equipment is OPTIONAL:

1. Padded shirt
2. Shoulder pads
3. Girdle under the inline pants
4. Mouth guard (required for CIHL RRHL Renegades)

SKATES...

This is the most important piece of equipment.  There is a big difference between skates (wheels) made for the outdoors and indoors.  Wheels used outside are typically hard and sometimes even plastic.  Wheels made for the inside are softer and are made of rubber.  If you try to use outdoor wheels, especially plastic ones, it's extremely hard.  If you use your indoor wheels outside, you will ruin them in a short period of time.  Skates also can't have any bolts or medal sticking out.  These are often found on outdoor skates or old skates.  The bolts will cause damage to the playing surface. 

Skates MUST HAVE  a full set of wheels.  A player can't start a game with an empty slot for a wheel.  The risk of injury to another player and risk to rink damage increases.

Please see a Coach if you have questions about your skates.