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Referee Information, Schedules, Contacts, etc.

Sunday, Jan 29th, 2012

Scugog Soccer plans to take a maximum of 7 new Youth (you can only ref the U7-U10 games and can't line) for 2012. This gives you about 1 game per week.

We are also looking for a limited number of new District referees (you must be at least 14 on Mar 31)

If you think you any questions contact our head ref Lisa Kavanagh and then fill in an application.

The into courses are paid for by Scugog Soccer. Even your uniform and 1st year registration fee if covered!

After your first year you have to pay your own annual OSA Ref registration fees.

Download a SSA Referee Application form here!


Wedday, Jan 25th, 2012

If you plan to return to ref in 2012 season please let the referee scheduler know. We can't give you games if we don't know you want to ref.

You must register yourselves if you wish to referee anywhere in Ontario including right here in Scugog. Follow this link to the OSA referee pages to do it online or to find the forms you can mail in. Fees are based on age and level.

OSA Referee Registration
Late fees apply after Mar 31, 2012

Entering your Scugog Soccer Availability is now available online. Please click here to enter or update your availability. Availability should be submitted by early May if you want games when the season starts.


Lightning Policy:

Scugog Soccer has its own lightning detector. This device is about the size of a pager and is worn by one of the Directors at the fields whenever there is a threat of thunderstorms. It helps us determine if a storm is approaching and its approximate distance. This can detect lightning long before it can be heard. It's only used as a guideline but helps us to decide when to clear the fields.

If you hear thunder, please be prepare to suspend your game. Notify your coaches that you may be stopping the game so there is less confusion if you do. If anyone sees lightning stop the game immediately and get everyone off the fields. This is OSA policy. Send everyone for cover (ie to their cars.

30% of lightning strikes are under blue skies before a storm arrives. 50% are after a storm passes and again under blue skies. (hence the term "out of the blue"). Lightning can strike from farther than you can hear thunder so be aware of the weather forecast before your game starts.


What if I can't make a game I've been schedule for:

If you can't make a game you've been scheduled to Ref or line notify the Referee Scheduler, or his/her backup. Before you do, attempt to find someone else who can cover for you. Use the Referee Contact List to help you find someone. They must be at your level or higher and need to be at least 2 years older than the the division they are referring. Lining requirements are not as strict.

Don't use email to contact the scheduler if it's less than 48 hours before the game time, use the phone. Your email may not be delieved or received on time. Unless you receive confirmation directly from the scheduler that the message has been received it is still your responsibility to be at that game or have a substitute there. The more time we have to find a replacement the better.


When do I need to arrive for a Game:

For House League games (U4-U10) please try to be at the fields no later than 20 minutes before game time. For Traveling, Rep teams, you should be at the fields no later than 30 minutes before game time to check in, pickup corner flags, check nets & field, meet with coaches, check players for proper attire and jewelry.


Referee Bag Check List:

(Please do this before you leave for the fields). You should always arrive at the fields already dressed. Black shirt with OSA crest, shorts and socks (three strips) and NO hat.

You should also have:

  • OSA Referee Card
  • FIFA Rule book
  • whistle
  • watch (or two)
  • coin
  • yellow and red cards
  • two assistant ref flags
  • pencil
  • game sheet (are available in the clubhouse)

Please check in at the club house for field assignment changes or updates, and so we know you have arrived for your game.


Do you have what it takes to be a Referee?

Download a SSA Referee Application form here!

  • Do you consider yourself reliable?
  • Do you have strong ethics?
  • Are you fit?
  • Do you love the game of soccer?

    Then consider becoming a referee.

    Top 5 reasons for becoming a referee

    1. You love the game of soccer
    2. To keep fit
    3. Earn extra cash (our District Refs averaged around $200)
    4. To learn more about the game and help your own game
    5. Great to put on a resume

Youth have to be 12 years old as of March 31, for the SSA Youth Ref program and 14 years old for the District course. We are always looking for older youth and adults. If you are interested or for more information please email the Head Referee (see above) or email/call the SSA office at 905-985-7553

 

 

Head Referee: Lisa Kavanagh

Refereee Schedules:

Scheduler: Micheline/Chis/James Hill
In 2012 we hope to be using the scheduling software that is provided with the Sport Savvy registration package.

Watch this space for more information on how it will work.

Please note that the schedules are also printed and posted on the Referee Bulletin Board in the Clubhouse. Note that schedules do change!


Referee Contact List:

Please notify the referee scheduler of any changes in your contact (phone# or email) or changes in your availability (ie vacation, available nights, etc).

Do it online with the Online Availability Web Form or print the hard copy Ref Profile/Availability form and drop it in the Ref Box at the clubhouse if you like.


Refereee Pay Pickup:

Referees are paid in cash by the Ref Scheduler when they are available at the clubhouse. Call if you need special arrangements


OSA Referee forms can be found on the table just under the bulletin board in the clubhouse. The forms include:

  • Caution Report (must be used if a yellow card was issued)
  • Dismissal Report (must be used if a red card was issued)
  • Special Incident Report (used for coach or spectator problems)
  • Referee Assault form.

For online versions of these forms go to the OSA web site, click on Referee and then look for the form in the left menu. If you fill in a form, a copy needs to go to the SSA Head Referee. Originals go to the DRSA office in Oshawa. Also let the Scugog Soccer office know you have filled a report. There are short deadlines to be followed so don't delay.


Please read the lightning policy from the OSA that is posted in the club house. It must be followed!


Scugog Soccer Referee Rates
2012


Division
Ref Rate
Assistant Ref Rate
U7/U8/U9/U10
$15
-
U12 (NDSI)
$30
$15
U14 (NDSI)
$35
$15
U15 (NDSI)
$40
$20
U18 (NDSI)
$45
$20
U23B (DSL)
$50*
$25*
Ladies (DSL)
$50*
$25
Ladies Recreational
$40
-
* referees are centrally assigned by the DRSA.


 
 

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