~ SCCYSL Referee Information ~
Referee Announcements for 2011:
New Clinics for 2011 are posted (see below)
NOTICE! Please READ!
There has been an unusually high number of just plain incorrect referee Send-Off Reports. In these cases, the referees have simply been marking up the match card and sending that in with the player or coach pass and without the actual CYSA Send-Off Report.
This is unacceptable to District 2.
District 2 has implemented a very simple, easy to use, online, web-based Send-Off Report submission form page.
We strongly encourage all referees to use this as the preferred way to submit a Send-Off Report.
The form can be found at http://d2sra.org/forms/sendoff.lasso
It is also referenced in the Referee Procedures (Including Send-Offs) page at http://cysadistrict2.gotsport.com/clubsite/?p=332 which is on the D2 Spring League website.
Please help correct this problem before it gets any worse.
Thanks!
Referee Clinics for 2011:
Mid County is offereing a Referee Class in JUNE!
New Referee Class now being offered by Mid County Youth Soccer Club at Shoreline Middle School on:
- Tuesday - Thursday, June 21, 23 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. and,
- Saturay - Sunday, June 25, 26 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Cost: $25
Contact by email: Bob Veach at bobveach@aol.com.
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SV/SLV Soccer Club is offereing a Referee Class in AUGUST!
New Referee Class now being offered by SC/SLV Soccer Club at Baymonte Christian School - Scotts Valley on:
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday, August 15-26 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Cost: $25
Enrollment limited to 25.
Contact Susie Nowak at susienow@pacbell.net .
Any child 13 and above or adult who wants to become a PAID referee, needs to take the Class 8 Referee Class different clubs will be hosting classes on the dates below.
Depending on the age of the game that you are the referee for and whether you are center or assistant, you can make $25 - $35 per game. We offer training and practice to make you a good referee. You can do 1-3 games in a row and make good money. Your referee schedule can work around your own game schedule if you are playing.
You will need to buy your referee attire but we will reimburse you the more games that you do and the more experienced you get.
For more information please contact:
Susie Nowak- susienow@pacbell.net
About The Classes:
- You must sign up for a class to reserve a space. To do so, send an email to the contact person's email listed on this announcement. You will be contacted with the location and what to bring.
- Attendance is required for each and every day that the course is scheduled. This is an 18-hour course.
- There is no minimum age requirement. However, you must be older than the age group you intend to referee.
- Attendees need to be mature enough to understand the material presented and to demonstrate this understanding on the written test.
- This course is mostly classroom lecture.
- Upon successful completion of the course that includes a passing score on a written test, candidates may register as Grade 8 Referees with the United States Soccer Federation and referee local youth soccer games in spring and fall leagues.
SCCYSL's On-Field Trainings -
On-Field Training for New Refs:
All new and first year Referees must attend an on-field training.
All trainings are free and open to all referees
Please contact the coordinator of the clinic/s you plan to attend.
- Aptos Soccer Club is having two On-Field Trainings again this year. The first is Thursday, August 25 at Aptos High School 5:30 to 7:30pm. The second is Wednesday August 31 and will be from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at Aptos Polo Grounds, Field C. Contact Colleen aptosrefs@baymoon.com
- Mid County Soccer Club is having an On-Field training Saturday August 13th at Anna Jean Park, contact Mike mike.griffin@vw.com
- SVSLV Soccer Club will be having an On-Field training Saturday August 27th at Skypark, 9am to 2pm, Contact Susie susienow@pacbell.net
- SC City Soccer Club will have an On-Field Training on Saturday Sept. 3rd at Depot, Contact Melissa melissa@santacruzsoccer.com
Referee Links:
Risk Management and Goal Safety:
Date: 6/18/2004
To: Santa Cruz County Youth Soccer League, Club presidents, Club Board Members Referees, and Coaches
From: Rich Rohde, SCCYSL Referee Coordinator
RE: Goal Safety
To all soccer players, coaches and parents,
The fall soccer season is right around the corner. This past spring a teenager was killed while attempting to move a portable soccer goal. This tragic event demands we assess our routines and alter them to prevent any such accident in our area.
The Delgado league has mandated that if goals are not anchored properly and cannot be corrected to allow play, the home team will forfeit the game. Locally our referees will be empowered to abandon any game where the goals are not anchored. This applies to recreation, Division 3 and Division 1 games.
Our focus though should not be on game day. Accidents can happen at scrimmages, practices or wherever the goals are not properly stored.
Please keep the game safe. Anchor goals properly for scrimmages, practices and games. Anchors can consist of sandbags or even player equipment bags (given they are overloaded as is often the case for extra weight). Lastly, store them properly when they are not in use. Goals are not intended to be playground equipment.
Thanks for your concern. Play safe.
A Nation United - Referee Flag Patch
From the U.S. Soccer Communications Department -- Sept. 22, 2001
As part of a program to remember and honor the victims of the tragic events of September 11, U.S. Soccer is asking all referees and assistant referees to wear the United States' flag on the left sleeve of the referee uniform. Both MLS and the WUSA have endorsed this practice. The flags may be worn on the uniforms until further notice.
- Usage Note: The U.S. Flag patch should be worn centered on the left sleeve of the uniform shirt, three inches down from the shoulder seam and above all other markings or patches
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