Player Registration: Before You Register for Rosemount Hockey

Please follow the steps below before starting your player’s registration.

Step 1: Confirm You’re Registering for the Correct Hockey Association

• Rosemount Hockey follows the District 196 school feeder system: The player's parent must live at an address assigned to an elementary or middle school that feeds into Rosemount High School.
• Use the District 196 Address Look-Up Tool (enter only your house number and city for best results).
• Understand the School Attendance Waiver Policy: As of January 2024, waivers can only be granted:
  • After a player finishes Mite/8U level and before September 1 of the same year, or
  • If the player is at the Jr. Gold level.
  • For more details, visit the Waiver Page under the Registration tab.

Step 2: Prepare a Birth Certificate (First-Year Skaters Only)

• First-time skaters in Minnesota organized hockey must upload a PDF or JPG of their birth certificate.
• Have the file ready before starting registration.
• This document will be deleted once it’s approved by District 8.

Step 3: Get a USA Hockey Number

• You must register with USA Hockey and have a current USA Hockey number before registering with RAHA.
• Visit USA Hockey Registration to get your number.

Step 4: Review RAHA Fees and Volunteer Requirements

• Be sure to read through the current registration fees and volunteer expectations before you begin.

NEW! Step 5 (First Year Girls and FIrst Year IP BOYs ONLY)

• If you have a female skater trying hockey for the first time (at any level), review the Girls First Year Free page.
• If you have a male skater trying  hockey at one of the IP levels for the first time, review the Boys First Year Free page.

Tryouts for Traveling Teams: You have the option to opt-out of this expense during registration and he/she will automatically be placed on the lowest traveling team for that level.

Additional Costs for Traveling Teams: All traveling teams from 10U/Squirt through Jr. Gold will have additional monthly ice bills from October through March. These range from approximately $225 to $400 per month, depending on the level and team assignment.

Important Note About Registration Deadlines: In the 2023–2024 season, several players registered after traveling tryouts and were placed on lower teams, which led to oversized rosters. To avoid this, no registrations will be allowed after the traveling registration deadline closes. Please plan accordingly.

All families are required to volunteer their time each season. A deposit check is collected at the pre-season parent meeting, failure to 100% fulfill your requirement will result in the forfeiture of your volunteer deposit. Hours are not transferrable and cannot be carried over to the next season. See the Volunteer Page for more detailed information.