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REFEREE INFORMATION
20010 Season
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| Welcome to the 2010 Region 12 soccer season! On behalf of all the kids, their parents and the countless volunteers who make AYSO work, I would like to thank you in advance for your efforts this season. I hope you have a great experience as a member of this referee fraternity and if there is anything that I can do to assist, please feel free to contact me. |
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Melinda McKee, Referee Administrator, Region 12 |
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New Referees:
We have two levels of Referees
U8: The U8 class is 4 hours and covers basic game
control. This class qualifies you to center U7 and U8
games. Uniforms are provided in class when you pass
the test.
Regional – The Regional referee class is 8 hours
and covers all the “Laws of the Game”. This qualifies
you to referee all regional games. We encourage you to
start as an Assistant Referee and when you feel ready,
center U10 games to gain experience.
If you are already a U8 Referee you only need to
attend the second 4 hours of class.
Melinda McKee
Regional Referee Administrator
AYSO Region 12
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2009 Memorandum of Law Changes
(posted 6/23/2009)
A memorandum on the 2009
changes to the Laws of the game.
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Cautionable and Sending-off Offenses
(posted 6/23/2009)
Referees should review this
memo on cautionable and sending-off offenses.
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Classes:
Currently being planned .. please check back
again.Please contact the Referee Administrator
for additional information
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Field Day:
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Next one TBD |
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Misconduct Report:
Please complete the misconduct report as necessary.
Available in
Word or
PDF format.
Questions? Please contact the
Referee Administrator |
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New Referees: You will need to attend a full day class to become a Regional Referee. This will give you the basic skills necessary to work the games. As you become more proficient and confident in your ability, we will move you along into more challenging and competitive games. |
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| Youth Referees: Welcome! We value your participation and hope that you will be able to convince a few of your soccer friends to come out and join you. The rule of thumb is that you can center games (if your referee coordinator feels you are qualified) for games that are at least two years younger than yourself. (Ex. You are 14, you can center U-12 games or under.) You may AR (assistant referee) any game that needs a second or third referee. |
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Uniforms, Equipment, Etc.: Once again we will be using black pin stripes in our region this season (there isn't one team whose uniform is black so you will never have a conflict and the new cotton are amazing, even in warm weather). If you need something new, please contact
our
Referee Administrator. |
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U8 Guidelines: For clarification on the U8
program, please go
here. |
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