How to Register

Registration Dates

First Come First Serve!

Registration Dates

Registration Opens: May-June 2026 (TBD).
*PCAHA and BC Hockey Approval Required: as a new association, DFIHA requires PCAHA and BC Hockey approval prior to launching registration. We will open registration ASAP following approval.

STAY TUNED FOR UPDATES!

Discounts

First Come First Serve!

Registration Dates

Early Bird Discount
2+ Sibling Discount
Reduced Goalie Fees
Reduced U7, U9 and U21 Fees

DISCOUNT DETAILS

First Come First Serve!

Priority: registrations will be processed on a first come, first serve basis.
No Guaranteed Spots: please register early.

COMING SOON

Returning Players

NEW DFIHA PLAYERS LIVING IN DELTA - TRANSFERRING FROM ANOTHER ASSOCIATION

PLAYER REQUIREMENTS

Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Reside in City of Delta
Played with another minor hockey association for the 2025-2026 season
Have an HCR# (find it here: Instructions)

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

PCAHA Player Movement Form - signed by former association's registrar or president. $15 PCAHA fee applies to all player movement applications.
Hockey Canada Medical Information Sheet

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Log in with your TeamSnap credentials (or create a new account if necessary) and follow the steps to complete registration.

Please ensure that the PRIMARY EMAIL ADDRESS belongs to a parent who will be the main contact to receive communications from DFIHA. We do not recommend using a player's email or an email address that is not regularly checked.
DESIGNATING A VOTER - per DFIHA bylaws, each player (or if a minor, that player's designated parent or legal guardian) is a member of the Association and receives one vote at DFIHA's annual general meeting. You will be required to list the voter's full name and only that person will be eligible to attend and vote at our AGM.
It is your responsibility to ensure your contact information is current in TeamSnap.
Please include your player's jersey size, if known.

*For transferring players who are not citizens or permanent residents of Canada, please contact registrar@deltastars.ca for additional information and registration requirements.

NEW DFIHA PLAYERS LIVING OUTSIDE DELTA - TRANSFERRING FROM ANOTHER ASSOCIATION

PLAYER REQUIREMENTS

Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Reside outside of the City of Delta
Played with another minor hockey association for the 2025-2026 season
Have an HCR# (find it here: Instructions)

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

PCAHA Player Movement Form - signed by former association's registrar or president. $15 PCAHA fee applies to all player movement applications.
Hockey Canada Medical Information Sheet

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Log in with your TeamSnap credentials (or create a new account if necessary) and follow the steps to complete registration.

Please ensure that the PRIMARY EMAIL ADDRESS belongs to a parent who will be the main contact to receive communications from DFIHA. We do not recommend using a player's email or an email address that is not regularly checked.
DESIGNATING A VOTER - per DFIHA bylaws, each player (or if a minor, that player's parent or legal guardian) is a member of the Association and receives one vote at DFIHA's annual general meeting. You will be required to list the voter's full name and ONLY that person will be eligible to attend and vote at our AGM.
It is your responsibility to ensure your contact information is current in TeamSnap.
Please include your player's jersey size, if known.

*For transferring players who are not citizens or permanent residents of Canada, please contact registrar@deltastars.ca for additional information and registration requirements.

New Players

NEW PLAYERS - NO MINOR HOCKEY EXPERIENCE

PLAYER REQUIREMENTS

Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Reside in City of Delta
Have not previously registered with a minor hockey association

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

PCAHA Registration Certificate - signed in ink!
Copy of player's birth certificate
Proof of residency showing parent's name and address (two of the following):
- utility bill (hydro, gas, water, cable) – *preferred
- property / contents insurance
- property tax bill / assessment
- bank / visa statement
- BC medical statement
- GST statement, income tax assessment, child tax credit
- School registration confirming address
- Canada Post – change of address confirmation

REGISTRATION STEPS

Click above to start the process of applying for a Hockey Canada Registry Number (HCR#).
DFIHA will enter your player information into the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR) to obtain your Hockey Canada ID and contact you with instructions for completing your registration.

AFTER YOU RECEIVE YOUR HCR# FROM DFIHA

DFIHA will email with your new HCR# and a link to our TeamSnap registration site. The following documents will need to be uploaded to TeamSnap at the time of registration:

Completed PCAHA Player Registration Certificate
Copy of the player's birth certificate
2 proof of residence documents
Hockey Canada Medical Information Sheet
Please ensure that the PRIMARY EMAIL ADDRESS belongs to a parent who will be the main contact to receive communications from DFIHA. We do not recommend using a player's email or an email address that is not regularly checked.
DESIGNATING A VOTER - per DFIHA bylaws, each player (or if a minor, that player's parent or legal guardian) is a member of the Association and receives one vote at DFIHA's annual general meeting. You will be required to list the voter's full name and ONLY that person will be eligible to attend and vote at our AGM.
It is your responsibility to ensure your contact information is current in TeamSnap.
Please include your player's jersey size, if known.

*For new players who are not citizens or permanent residents of Canada or who do not live in Delta, please contact registrar@deltastars.ca for additional information and registration requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Please contact registrar@deltastars.ca for more information.

Are you registered with PCAHA and BC Hockey?

Delta Female Ice Hockey Association (DFIHA) was registered as a non-profit society late in 2025. We have submitted applications for recognition / registration with PCAHA and BC Hockey, which will be considered at PCAHA board and BC Hockey meetings in April-June. We are happy to report that the PCAHA Female Committee voted on April 13, 2026 to strongly support our application for registration and is working with us to confirm approval and open registration as quickly as possible. Approval by both PCAHA and BC Hockey is required to open player registration. Stay tuned!

Is the area of the association all of Delta?

We have been in discussions with SDMHA, NDMHA and PCAHA since 2025. City of Delta is one of the last municipalities in the region not to have a hockey association dedicated to girls’ development. Our proposal (subject to PCAHA and BC Hockey approval) is for Delta Female Ice Hockey Association to be for all girls in Delta.

When will registration open?

DFIHA is doing everything possible to open registration as early as possible, and to align with the timelines of other associations. We require PCAHA and BC Hockey approval before we can launch, however, which may push us a bit later in May or June. When registration does open, we would love it if you could register as early as possible, so we can confirm numbers, teams and ice time. We are offering a $50 discount for early registration (as well as sibling discounts, and reduced fees for U7, U9 and U21 players, and goalies in older age groups).

How many teams are you planning to have?

Based on preliminary survey responses and existing players in the region, we are aiming to have at least one team for each age group between U7-U18 during our inaugural 2026-2027 season.

If there is sufficient interest among U21 players, we will also form a women's team.

What if there is no team at my age level?

One of our key goals in starting DFIHA is to create a sustainable association that Delta families can rely on. As has been the case historically, it takes a while for rosters to be settled, particularly in age groups where girls are trying out for rep teams. As registration progresses in the region, we will keep Delta parents and neighbouring associations informed on numbers. We want every girl to have a place to play and this goal is shared with neighbouring associations.

Based on preliminary survey results, we expect to be rostering at least one team in every age group between U7 and U18.

What will it cost?

We are working hard to offer fair and competitive registration fees that align with other associations in the region and are grateful for some grant funding received already, including a community grant from City of Delta. Once rates are finalized, we will post on our Fees page.

What if my daughter has been playing elsewhere?

Under PCAHA rules, where a new female association is formed, a player that has been registered for the two previous seasons with another association may choose to remain with that association. Other players will need to register with DFIHA. Our goals are to grow hockey for females in Delta and to get and keep girls in the game. If you have specific questions or concerns, please reach out to registrar@deltastars.ca.

Welcome (Back) to the Delta Stars!

Registration Dates

First Come First Serve!

Registration Dates

Discounts

First Come First Serve!

Registration Dates

First Come First Serve!

First Come First Serve!

First Come First Serve!

Returning Players

Do You Have Your Hockey Canada HCR#?

New Players

Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome (Back) to the Delta Stars!

Registration Dates

First Come First Serve!

Registration Dates

Discounts

First Come First Serve!

Registration Dates

First Come First Serve!

First Come First Serve!

First Come First Serve!

Returning Players

Do You Have Your Hockey Canada HCR#?

New Players

Frequently Asked Questions

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