What age categories does Ringette Canada use for registering teams?

Q: What age categories does Ringette Canada use for registering teams?

Age is counted as of 31 December of the playing season. Female teams: U14, U16, U19, Open (18 and over), Masters (30 and over), Seniors (50 and over). Male teams: U15, U17, U20, Open (19 and over), Masters (30 and over), Seniors (50 and over). Co-Ed teams (at least two gender identities): U9, U10, U12, U14, U16, U19, Open (18 and over), Masters (30 and over), Seniors (50 and over). Team classification: AAA is Ringette Canada's National Teams in international play; AA is teams eligible for the Canadian Ringette Championships; other categories are set by the provincial or territorial Member. Source: Ringette Canada Registration and Eligibility Policy (last reviewed March 2020), sections 7 to 11, https://www.ringette.ca/wp-content/uploads/policies/Registration-and-Eligibility-Policy.pdf.

Question

Accepted Answer

Age is counted as of 31 December of the playing season.

Female teams: U14, U16, U19, Open (18 and over), Masters (30 and over), Seniors (50 and over).
Male teams: U15, U17, U20, Open (19 and over), Masters (30 and over), Seniors (50 and over).
Co-Ed teams (at least two gender identities): U9, U10, U12, U14, U16, U19, Open (18 and over), Masters (30 and over), Seniors (50 and over).

Team classification: AAA is Ringette Canada's National Teams in international play; AA is teams eligible for the Canadian Ringette Championships; other categories are set by the provincial or territorial Member.

Source: Ringette Canada Registration and Eligibility Policy (last reviewed March 2020), sections 7 to 11, https://www.ringette.ca/wp-content/uploads/policies/Registration-and-Eligibility-Policy.pdf.