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#Volleyball ref signals registration

Contact the NFHS for rulebooks, rule changes and information on your state association. The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) is the nation’s governing body for high school athletics.

#Volleyball ref signals registration

Contact your state association for registration information. Your local association should also help you make contacts to get games.Īfter working some games, you may feel you have the skills and confidence to work higher level competition. Contact your local recreation department leaders. CertificationĬlimbing the ladder: Here’s the path for starting and continuing your officiating career: Youth Level The more you talk about officiating, the more you will learn about it. Don’t be afraid to ask questions about situations and rules. That mentor will help answer your questions and provide crucial support. Help and AssistanceĪsk a respected veteran referee to be your mentor. Once you are experienced enough to referee college matches, the pay ranges from $100 to $300 per match. You can expect to be paid in the range of $25 for youth matches to $50 for competitive high school varsity matches. Often, with your state association fee, you will be provided rulebooks and other materials. Often there will be a fee that must be paid with this registration that goes toward additional officiating training and insurance. You will be expected to complete a registration form for affiliation with a national, statewide or local association. They will be able to give you the name of the state governing body for high school athletics. Talk with referees at a match, contact the athletic department of a local high school or contact your local recreation department. Sometimes, veteran referees have “hand-me-downs” that help new referees get started.

Referee tools: A watch, rulebook, whistle, net measuring device, coin, red & yellow sanction cards, lineup cards.Įstimated cost: $200 if you have shoes.

Black shorts when high temperatures exist.

Equipment (NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA) and USA Volleyball: TrainingĮxpect lectures, role playing, demonstration and exercises on the basic rules and on-court reviews. Your concentration level and ability to anticipate must increase as well. As the players’ ages and skill levels increase, the speed of competition becomes more challenging. Volleyball officiating has very light physical demands. Sit back, relax and enjoy as you watch some volleyball and refereeing at the highest levels! This is also a great way to practice your hand signals and see how different situations are managed.Physical Demands of Volleyball Officiating One of the best parts of refereeing is you always get a front-row seat, watching the game you love.

Ken Briggs - Coach-Referee Relationship: Expectations of High Performance Referees.

Malcolm Mousseau - Procedures for Match Management: Player & Coach Management.

Debbie Jackson - Building Positive Relationships in Sport.

Scott Borys - Match Preparation & Self Analysis.

André Trottier - The Beach Referee: Responsibilities & Match Preparation.André Trottier- Experiences & Insights from an International FIVB Beach Volleyball Referee.

The videos are taken from Volleyball Alberta’s recent referee symposium in December 2019. Watch and listen as referees share how they prepare for the stand.

Think You Know the Rules – a rules competition that takes place every Thursday.

Video Review – volleyball rules explained by FIVB’s very own announcer Clayton Lucas.

Resources – a collection of guidelines and rulebooks for your review and reference.

Skilled Interaction for Volleyball Referees.

Decision Making for Volleyball Referees.

eActivity – 3 eLearning modules created by Volleyball Canada for volleyball referees’ development.

Forum – post a volleyball question on our discussion forum.

The Referee Engagement Centre is the OVA’s referee development platform and has many ways for you to stay engaged.