Fees and Subsidy Application
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration fees for the 2021/22 season are as follows:
| Division (Birth Year) | Fee |
| U7 (2016, 2015) | $460 |
| U9 (2014, 2013) | $565 |
| U11 (2012, 2011) | $660 |
| U11 Goalie (2012, 2011) | $560 |
| U13 (2010, 2009) | $715 |
| U13 Goalie (2010, 2009) | $615 |
| U15 (2008, 2007) | $760 |
| U15 Goalie (2008, 2007) | $660 |
| U18 (2006, 2005, 2004) | $760 |
| U18 Goalie (2006, 2005, 2004) | $660 |
| U21 Rec (2003, 2002, 2001) | $400 |
| U21 Goalie (2003, 2002, 2001) | $400 |
| Jersey Deposit (U15, U18 and U 21 only) | $150—Payable to team |
| Hold Fee | $50 |
| Rep Tryout Fee | $175 |
| Late Rep Tryout Fee (August 1-15) | $200 |
| Carding Fee (Due in October upon Rep team selection.) U11 and U13 Rep only | $300 |
| Carding Fee (Due in October upon Rep team selection.) U15 and U18 Rep only | $350 |
* Jersey deposit – $150 jersey deposit is required for all U15, U18 and U21 players. Team Managers will collect the jersey deposit and submit to the Association Treasurer. At the end of the season, players will return their jerseys to the team manager, who will then submit to the association. The association will issue refunds to the team based on the number of jerseys returned. Players that do not return their jerseys will lose the deposit.
AMHA recognizes that hockey is an expensive sport. There are a number of local organizations that are available to provide financial assistance to families. In addition, families who are experiencing personal financial hardship may apply to AMHA for assistance with "basic registration fees". Should you require financial assistance, please contact the Administrator.
Here are a few organizations that offer support.
Kidsport
http://www.kidsportcanada.ca/index.php?page=british_columbia_how_to_apply
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
http://www.canadiantire.ca/jumpstart/what-we-do.html#hta
Let Kids Play
http://www.letkidsplay.ca/index-3.html
Athletics for Kids (A4K)
Abbotsford Minor Hockey Association
The AMHA is a Non-Profit Society Registered within the Province of British Columbia. The objective of the AMHA is to build our people of tomorrow using hockey as its vehicle.
