Permission to Skate & Non-Resident Player Forms, News (Gananoque Minor Hockey)

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Jul 17, 2021 | Administration | 454 views
Permission to Skate & Non-Resident Player Forms
This information pertains to any player who is looking for a Permission to Skate or a Non-Resident Passport for tryouts in Kingston.

U9 and above - to request a Permission to Skate (PTS) for AAA please complete form in full and click on the link below.

U13 and above - requesting a Non-Resident Passport (NRP) for AA or A to your closest centre please fill out the sections completely & indicate what Centre you will be attending and click on the form below.

If I am unable to scan the PTS forms, I will advise when ready for pick up. 

NRP forms have not been sent by OMHA at this time. I will email when ready for pick up. Any questions please email Marilynn at [email protected]

Thank you!


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