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Referee Academy 2012-13: Enhance Your Officiating Skills

The Referee Academy 2012-13, led by Tim Weyland, State Director of Instruction, is designed to provide aspiring referees with a comprehensive understanding of officiating. The program includes an outline of responsibilities, a review of State Referee Law, a commitment to teamwork, and discussions on significant law changes introduced in 2012. Participants will engage in sessions that prepare them for on-field challenges, emphasizing the importance of pregame strategies and effective collaboration among officiating teams.

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Referee Academy 2012-13: Enhance Your Officiating Skills

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  1. Referee Academy 2012-13

    Program Overview Developed by: Tim Weyland, State Director of Instruction
  2. Introduction to Referee Academy Purpose Program Outline Staff Session Calendar Commitment Review/Discussion of State Referee Law Test Pregame and Referee Teamwork Laws Changes for 2012 Q & A Agenda
  3. Goal: To improve refereeing at all levels by providing high quality ongoing training and development opportunities for experienced referees. Objectives: Provide top quality, ongoing training to referees of all ages and grades, who are willing to commit to the program and fully participate. Start to identify and select referees with high potential. Ultimately we expect these referees will go on to regional and national competitions and eventually some will be national/professional/international referees. Work with assignors and assessors to ensure referees are working games that most effectively develop their skills and test their limits. Purpose
  4. Monthly District sessions 3 hours on weeknight or weekend Led by top referees Fitness and fieldwork Classroom instruction and discussion Q & A Quarterly State session 4-6 hours Fieldwork and classroom Top-level instructors Invited guests Program Outline
  5. Bob Sabella, Referee Academy Director District Team Leads: Kari Seitz, Chris Hutchison Peter Fletcher, Colin Arblaster Albert Montalvo, Yader Reyes Ali Mohebbi, Vince Cortez Said Ravanfar, Steve Larsen Mike Kampmeinert, Alberto Marin Hunter Arakawa, Michael Zapata Matt Buckman, Doug Chard Roy Shepherd, Bill Collins Supported by additional guest instructors and District staff- DDIs, DRAs and DDAs Academy Staff
  6. Colin Arblaster (USSF Professional Referee) Peter Fletcher(USSF National Referee Emeritus) Scott Weyland (Former FIFA Assistant Referee) Joel Linn (USSF National Referee Emeritus) Steve Krow-Lucal (USSF State Referee) Alex Marquand-Willse (USSF State Referee) Allyse Cope (USSF State Referee) Jason Sholl (USSF State Referee) Abraham Huerta (USSF State Referee) District 2 Academy Staff
  7. September: District Sessions October: District Sessions November: State Session January, 2013: District Sessions February: District Sessions March: State Session April: District Sessions May: District Sessions June: State Session Session Calendar
  8. To be part of the Academy Program you must: Attend all sessions (or make-ups) Fully participate in both fitness/fieldwork and classroom sessions Be interested in advancement and show improvement over time Actively referee at highest level possible Be a good role model for others Commitment
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