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Stretches for Hockey and Ringette
Stretches for Hockey and Ringette: Physiotherapists specializing in sport and industrial injuries and recovery explains the importance of warmup stretches. Diagrams show and explain the different types. (Ringette)
http://www.sportandspine.mb.ca/stretch/str_1.shtml |
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Minnesota Ringette
Minnesota Ringette: Information about the sport of ringette and opportunities to play in Minnesota. (Ringette)
http://www.geocities.com/minnesotaringette/homepage |
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Ringette.org
Ringette.org: Source for ringette information with free email accounts (yourname@ringette.org), links, newsletter, domain forwarding, links, shopping, chat and message boards, and tournament information. (Ringette)
http://www.ringette.org/ |
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Ringette Rocks
Ringette Rocks: Page with quotes, pictures, graphics, polls, and tips made by a ringette player who likes input. (Ringette)
http://www.geocities.com/tara391/ind_R0_index.html |
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Ringette
Ringette: Information about the game, Stanley's Cup, BC Ladies tournament information, and team logos. (Ringette)
http://www.ringette.net/ |
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DOM Sports
DOM Sports: Manufactures and supplies equiptment for ringette, gym hockey and floor shuffleboard. Find provincial retailer, new products, awards and associations. (Ringette)
http://www.domsports.com/ringettecom/ |
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Women's Ringette
Women's Ringette: Description of ringette, information about and links to championships, and links from the Women's Hockey Web. (Ringette)
http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~andria/ringette/ |
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International Ringette Federation
International Ringette Federation: Find history, rules, committees, administration, member countries, and an archive of world championships by year. (Ringette)
http://www.ringette.cc/ |
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iSportsDigest.com/Ringette
iSportsDigest.com/Ringette: A directory containing links to a large number of ringette sites. (Ringette)
http://isportsdigest.tripod.com/ringette/main.html |
Additional
Information: Ringette was developed an a winter sport for women as an alternative ice sport. It is played on any standard ice hockey rink, with the addition of free pass circles and without the use of the red line. There are five skaters and a goalie for each team. T
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