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We finished with mites and are looking forward to squirts next year. I'm curious about the difference in the number of practices and games and the cost of squirts compared to mites. Thanks in advance for any responses.

CRMiteHockey wrote:We finished with mites and are looking forward to squirts next year. I'm curious about the difference in the number of practices and games and the cost of squirts compared to mites. Thanks in advance for any responses.

CRMH -- There's a bunch of good information for you on the CRYHA website. Just click on the team links and scroll back through the calendar to get a feel for practices and games. There's also a link to last year's registration forms that outline last year's rates. Getting anecdotal info from others involved in other associations won't be as useful.

Also, your best bet is to contact someone on the board, or a squirt coach for more info.

I agree with ply4fun, that said in our association costs for Squirts and Mites are identical. On ice practice is same amount for both groups and number of games are pretty close, the only addition is Squirts is when off ice starts for us. One hour a week of off ice training for Squirts none at the mite level. Not sure if this is helpful though since every association is different.

play4fun wrote:

CRMiteHockey wrote:We finished with mites and are looking forward to squirts next year. I'm curious about the difference in the number of practices and games and the cost of squirts compared to mites. Thanks in advance for any responses.

CRMH -- There's a bunch of good information for you on the CRYHA website. Just click on the team links and scroll back through the calendar to get a feel for practices and games. There's also a link to last year's registration forms that outline last year's rates. Getting anecdotal info from others involved in other associations won't be as useful.

Also, your best bet is to contact someone on the board, or a squirt coach for more info.

Thank you! I found the form you mentioned.