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In order to join the ISBHF, you must follow these minimum requirements:

Established and officialy registered national association of street/ball hockey, only one association per country can be admitted
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Have registered players
use the official CBHA ball
Have appropriate equipment mandatory such as CSA approved helmets and hockey gloves, at all ages and levels
full facial protection for youth programs under 18 years of age and women's programs
follow ISBHF rules and regulations (national exceptions allowed)
pay required membership fee (contact ISBHF Office for details)

Application Forms

National Governing Bodies may join by completing the attached application form [click here] and submitting it to the ISBHF Head Office or to an ISBHF Regional Office
Leagues in a nation without a member National Governing Body, may apply for special status by completing a different application form [click here]
Teams or players seeking a league to play in may view our list of member nations to find a program closest to their place of residence [click here]
Anyone seeking to create a league or improve an existing league or program may download our document designed to assist in this matter [click here]

President's note

George Gortsos
ISBHF president

This past weekend I had the honour of becoming the third President of the ISBHF. I believe that as a player and coach I have always strived to play ball hockey in a skilled and team way. Now I have a chance to work with all the great leaders of our sport throughout the World who love the game like we all do. I met some great people in Paris. And I would like to thank the representatives of all our member nations who voted me in on behalf of ball hockey players around the World. This is an honour I will handle with the honesty and hard work that made me a successful player and coach. I want to share the main keys that I will strive to work with my fellow board members to make this game better around the World.
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