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USA INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY CUP
REQUIRED FORMS

Questions regarding required forms or Final Team Check-in? Contact cblaker@superrink.org or
763-717-3229.                            

Online Tournament Roster 

  • »  Complete the online tournament roster using the Team Management tool and NSC Liability Waiver. Waiver can not be completed until roster is submitted.
  • »  Required Forms Deadlines:
    • »  Girls July 29-August 1: Roster due July 5, Waivers due by July 26
    • »  Girls August 5-8: Roster due July 19, Waivers due by Aug 2
  • »  Rosters not received by the deadline will not appear in the tournament program.
  • »  Roster may be revised after deadline changes may or may not be reflected in the program book. Rosters will be frozen at team check-in

Proof of Age

  • »  Proof of age required for all players
  • »  Copies of birth certificates/passports or drivers’ licenses are required at Final Team Check-in
  • »  Place proof of age in alphabetical order by players last name

Tournament Balance

  • » Balance Due: Payment is due at or before team check-in.
  • »  MasterCard, Visa, check or money order accepted. To pay by credit card online, use the roster link for your tournament above
  • »  Checks or money orders made payable to USAIHC: USAIHC, 1700 - 105th Avenue NE, Blaine, MN  55449

  • Final Team Check-in

    • »  A representative must check in at least 60 minutes prior to team’s first game.
    • »  Final Team Check-in is located in the Schwan Super Rink meeting room, main level.

Hotel lodging, if applicable

  • »  Teams are required to stay in the official tournament hotels.
  • »  Provide the name, city and phone number of the hotel. Update as needed using the Team Management tool for your tournament above.
  • »  Hotel contact information is used in an emergency. In the event that we are not able to contact you using your cell phone, we will contact you at the hotel.
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