USA Hockey Registration

USA Hockey Registration for the 2018-19 season is now open. All players registered for the 2018-19 season are required to register with USA Hockey. 

This is a two-step process. You must complete both steps. Last season several registrants did not complete the second step.

You must complete BOTH steps by Monday, April 16.

The Registration fee is $48 with $40 going to USA Hockey and $8 going to Mass Hockey.

FIRST STEP:

Go to this link USA Hockey Registration and register with USA Hockey. Please note that you must enter the correct date-of-birth and the correct spelling of the name. If you make a mistake, you will be out your $48 registration fee and will have to register again.

SECOND STEP:

Once you have your USA Hockey registration number, you must go to the Canton Youth Hockey website and select “Edit My Account” from the bottom left hand column.   Once you have entered your email address and password, click on your player’s name, verify his/her contact information and enter the USA Hockey number in the appropriate space. Repeat this step for all of your players.

Rosters for 2018-19 season will be posted mid April. If you have not completed BOTH steps, you will NOT be assigned to a team.

COACHES:

If you have been informed by the appropriate CYH level director that you will be coaching next season, please complete the steps above. Please do not register unless you have been assigned to a team.

CANTON YOUTH HOCKEY HAS SEEN UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS BUT THAT'S ONLY A PART OF WHAT MAKES THEM GREAT

Click Here to read MA Hockey's article on Canton Youth Hockey

Please take a moment to watch the USA Hockey's Heads Up Hockey YouTube Video designed to reduce the risk of neck injuries 

Welcome to the website of Canton (MA) Youth Hockey. The purpose of this site is to provide a source of useful information to Canton Youth Hockey players and parents, including contacts, schedules, results, rink locations, registration information and other useful stuff.

- For information on a specific team, please click the “Your Team” tab above and then select your team from the pull-down menu on the next page.
- To update your personal information, such as the email address at which you receive reminders, please click on the "Edit My Account" tab to the left.

Please feel free to click the “Feedback” tab to the left to provide feedback (positive or negative) about the program or email the webmaster directly at   to provide feedback about or make suggestions for the website.

Check out Canton Youth Hockey's "Players Corner" for tips and information on improving your game and selecting the right equipment.

 
As we all know safety of our players is of the utmost importance.  Under USA Hockey regulation Rule 304(c) Protective Equipment - Enforcement Guidelines;  a note has been added relating to helmets that acknowledges the HECC sticker and the inclusion of an expiration date that de-certifies a helmet if that date has passed.  Older helmets have a date of certification (not an expiration date) Helmets have always been required to be HECC certified, but now they state that under normal wear and tear their certification is good for 6.5 years.  The rationale is that the protective qualities of the padding degrades over time.
 
Please be advised that you and/or your child should not remove the HECC sticker from their helmet as officials are looking for these stickers to be present.  There have been recent cases, not within our organization, where officials were checking for the presence of the HECC stickers on helmets, and may choose to remove a player from the ice.  Absence of a sticker does not disqualify a helmet, but does not help if a referee needs to make a determination.
 
Our District and Conference Representatives are working with SS Conference, Yankee Conference, District 3 and the Chief Referees to assure we have a mutual understanding of this ruling and the potential for our players to be disqualified from play.  Best practice moving forward is to assure the HECC sticker is in place on your child's helmet and that the expiration date has not passed.  Be sure to check your child's helmet for proper fit, and assure all components are in place (i.e. face mask, J-Clips, ear pieces, etc.).