Describe your camp schedule and age groups. Makeform creates a hockey camp registration form for contacts, experience, sessions, equipment needs, and waiver acknowledgment.
Send hockey camp registrations to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
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Audience
Parents registering youth players for grouped instruction
Format
Multi-session signup with guardian consent
Prompt size
357 chars
Example form structure
Multi-session signup with guardian consent
Player name, birth date, and jersey size
Current division and years played
Position and goalie status
Guardian and emergency contact
Waiver acknowledgment and signature
Suggested routing tags
Needs review
Goalies
Session confirmed
Ask for birth year, level, position, and years played separately so coaches can sort answers.
Step 1
Register
player, guardian, and contact details
Step 2
Group
age, level, position, and session
Step 3
Review
waiver, equipment, and participation notes
Step 4
Prepare
rosters and coach-ready responses
A cleaner camp intake
Collect the details needed to place players, contact families, plan equipment, and find missing acknowledgments.
Sort birth year, division, position, goalie status, and experience without decoding paragraphs.
Require contacts, session choice, and acknowledgments so missing records stand out.
Send submissions to staff, then filter by session, level, position, or status.
Fits the ice plan
Change the dates, eligibility, and equipment questions to match your camp.
Offer date blocks, care options, lunch notes, pickup contacts, and age groups.
Show skating or goalie questions only to the appropriate players.
Collect team history, references, goals, and optional video for placement.
Use self-rated levels, schedules, rentals, meals, and participant acknowledgment.
Registration workflow
Describe your program, review the questions, and publish the registration.
List age bands, sessions, skill tracks, and who completes the form.
Match level labels to your leagues and show conditional goalie or rental questions.
Insert reviewed refund, conduct, media, and waiver wording with appropriate acknowledgment.
Publish or embed the form, notify staff, and prepare group lists.
Choose the right intake
Camp staff need placement and contact details before players reach the ice.
Field guide
Adjust these six sections for participant age, rink schedule, and staff decisions.
Player profile
Capture player identity and birth date. Keep youth guardian details separate so messages reach the responsible adult.
Skill placement
Pair self-ratings with team, division, experience, position, and goalie status for better placement context.
Sessions & logistics
Name each session’s date, time, rink, and age range. Ask for an alternate when useful.
Equipment
Use a checklist for required gear and flag rentals early. Show goalie or sizing fields conditionally.
Participation details
Ask about allergies, accessibility, injuries, or other participation considerations and who staff should contact.
Policies & acknowledgment
Display reviewed policies beside clear choices. Keep optional media permission separate from required acknowledgment.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for directors setting up player intake and preparing coach-ready rosters.
Include player identity, guardian and emergency contacts, team or level, experience, position, goalie status, sessions, equipment needs, and participation details. Add your refund policy, waiver text, media choice, acknowledgment, and signature. Keep sortable facts in separate questions.
Use familiar labels such as association division, school level, recreational tier, or years played. Pair self-rating with current team, position, and goals. Explain that coaches may adjust groups after evaluation.
Use a repeatable player section or request one response per player. Separate responses usually simplify sorting by birth year, session, and level. State your method at the top and reuse guardian details when supported.
Yes. Add organizer-provided waiver wording, an acknowledgment, and a participant or guardian signature. Keep optional photography permission separate. Makeform records the response; your organization should review its wording and process.
Ask about goalie status, then conditionally show experience, catching hand, and gear fields. Use equipment checkboxes plus separate loaner, size, and pickup questions so staff can prepare.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect registrations without a response cap. The paid option removes the Makeform badge.
Yes. Use radio buttons for one session or checkboxes for several. Include date, time, rink, age range, and track in every option. Conditional questions can collect alternates or specialty clinics.
Responses arrive in Makeform and can route to Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier. Organize by session, age, level, position, goalie status, and review needs to prepare rosters and follow-ups.
Turn camp details into a registration-ready roster.
