Policies for Referees
REFEREE RATES:
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Referee |
Assistant Referees |
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SAGSYL
through U12 |
$20 |
$15 |
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U13 through U16
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$25 |
$20 |
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U17 and older |
$30 |
$25 |
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Flights |
$10 |
N/A |
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In the event that only 2 officials attend a travel game then the full fee for
3 officials is paid to the 2.
If someone volunteers to act as a linesman they may or may not be entitled to
payment. If the volunteer is certified and shows proof to the center ref they get a portion of the payment.
If the volunteer is not certified, then no payment is given to the volunteer.
In this instance, the two scheduled referees receive the full payment.
Please be certain to contact the assignor of any schedule changes, field
changes or game cancellations at least two days prior to the game. The assignor needs to notify the referees of
any and all changes.
The referee assignor needs to be notified if any official does not attend a
scheduled game. This includes the referee or the assistant referree(s).
REIMBURSEMENT POLICY
The entire certification and re-certification fee will be reimbursed to a referee after they have officiated 2
games during a calendar year, running from December to December, i.e. a ref can officiate
one game in the spring 2004 season, then the second game in the fall 2004
season and put in for reimbursement at the end of December. Most referees
complete two games during the spring and receive reimbursement at the end of
June.
New refs will be responsible for purchasing all referee equipment; however, any new referees that are certified in Bethel Park will receive a whistle after successfully completing the course as a sign of appreciation.
REFEREE QUALIFICATIONS
All new referees are required to ref at least 5 in-house games prior to being
eligible to referee any travel games. This is to allow the referee to
become more comfortable with the steps before taking on a travel game.
Once completing the two in-house games the assignor will automatically add
them to the list of eligible travel referees.
REFEREE CHAIRMAN
It is the responsibility of the referee committee chairman to:
- observe new referees within their first two games to ensure they are
comfortable with the position and provide any guidance
- take disciplinary action against any referees that fail to referee games
for which they have been scheduled without notifying the assignor 2 days
prior to the game.
- schedule certification and recertification training for the referees
and/or notify referees of available training outside Bethel Park
REFEREE FAQs
Question: What time to I need to be at the field for games?
Answer: The rule of thumb is to be at the field 15 minutes prior to
flights and 20-30 minutes prior to travel games. The reason is that travel
teams need to be check in and the field inspected, rules explained, etc, see the
PA West
Pre-game/Post-game procedures. For example: If you are to
referee a travel game at 1:00, you should be to the game by 12:40 at the very
latest. This will allow you to inspect the field, check in the players,
flip the coin and be ready for the 1:00 start time.
Referees should be at flights at least 15 minutes prior to game time, which
is generally the last hour of the flights. See below for the times that
referees should be at the 3 flights that require referees.
Flight 3 - 8:30-10:30 am - Refs should
be there by 9:15 because the games will start at 9:30
Flight 4 - 8:30-10:30 am - Refs should
be there by 9:15 because the games will start at 9:30
Flight 5 Girls - 9:00 - 10:45 am- Refs
should be there by 9:30 because games will start at 9:45
Flight 5 Boys - 8:45 - 10:30 am - Refs
should be there by 9:15 because games will start at 9:25
LAST UPDATED:
April 05, 2007