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Timbits U 7
U7-1 (2022 born players) will not be evaluated- The U7-1 (under 5) will all be placed in a group together for the duration of the season
All U7-2 and U7-3 players require an evaluation pinnie, which can be picked up at the TASA Office (Top hallway of the Fountain Rink) during the following times: TBD
U7 Evaluations LIST TBD
Important note: All players will require their own jersey and socks for the evaluations, please reach out if you require any assistance. Timbits team jerseys will be distributed after the players are evaluated, balanced and assigned to their teams.
Under 7 Q&A Update, please read the information below, and our frequently asked questions document.
What is Timbits U7
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Timbits U7 stands for Timbits Under 7, formally known as the Initiation Program. It is the Division set by Hockey Canada for players who turn 4, 5 and 6 years old by December 31st, 2025.
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If it's your player's first year of hockey or you recently moved to the TASA area, please review our New Members page.
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All registration questions should be emailed to tasascheduler@tasa.ca
Registration: Timbits U7 has 3 divisions for registration purposes U7-1 (2022), U7-2 (2021) & U7-3 (2020). The U7-1, U7-2 and U7-3 is set by Hockey Canada for registration purposes based on age. Your child can be registered for U7-3 and be placed in the TASA U7-2 program for example.
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Teams in Timbits U7-2 & 3 will be evaluated, balanced and assigned accordingly.
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Evaluations will be done by non-parents of U7 born players
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Registration numbers will determine how many divisions will be required.
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All teams are co-ed
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Head Coaches will be assigned post-evaluations.
Gear: Are you looking to buy hockey equipment for the first time? Here's what you need and (where it goes)
Season Format: October 2026 - March?2027
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20 weekends - 40 ice times
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Teams will be split into 4-5 groups on the ice
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Groups will remain the same throughout the season; players may be moved at the discretion of the head coach.
Jamborees: Players can play in a maximum of 3 jamborees per season. These fees are additional to registration and will be collected independently from the season registration process.
Rules and Regulations: Documented in Section 18 on the site: Hockey Nova Scotia
Respect in Sport:?This is a mandatory online course for Families new to hockey.
Financial Assistance: Families may require financial aid for registration and team fees. Families have several options, including:
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The Victor T. Shea Assistance Fund: Victor T Shae Assistance is available to families in TASA who may require assistance with registration fees and/or gear purchasing. The Victor Shea family set up this fund to ensure that children were not prevented from playing hockey due to financial restraints.
Further questions: Please email under7vp@tasa.ca