NEW 2009-2010
Memorandums/Procedures:
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Reminders:
- All coaching will be confined to an area of a
minimum of three feet away from the touch line and
fifty percent of the length of the field on one side
of the midfield line. They must remain on the
players side of the field and cannot cross the
midfield line.
- Must read
Guide To Procedures and Advise to Referee on the Laws of the Game (Click here to download "Advice to Referees on the Laws of
the Game, 2009-10 Edition")
- No metal hair clips are allowed
in the hair as well as no ear rings, no
ear/nose/cheek studs, and no lip/knee rings. This
includes no Band-Aids covering them.
- No wrist bracelets, "Armstrong"
bands, etc. may be worn.
- It takes six to eight weeks from
the date you completed the recertification for USSF
to process and send your 2010 Badge and Law Book.
Wear your 2009 badge until you receive the new one.
- Coaches ID badges must be visibly
displayed at all games and only those with badges
are permitted on the player side of the field. )
- Be in proper
uniform
and have the proper
equipment
equipment at all times.
- Report to the field 30 minutes prior to your 1st
game. Inform the assignor in advance, if at all
possible, if unable to make your assigned games or
you are running late.
- Your email address and other important
information is correct and
on file.
- When you issue a card, you are required to
submit a Misconduct Report.
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| Referee Program:
Why become a CFBSA Referee? Whatever your reason is to
become a referee, CFBSA is committed to
providing the most knowledgeable, skilled
and trained officials in North Texas. CFBSA
recruits its own referees and assistant
referees beginning at the age 12, both
females and males.
All our referees are licensed by the
United States Soccer Federation
and each referee goes through a thorough
training program under the auspices of
North Texas State Soccer Association.
CFBSA also has an excellent in house
training program lead by a group of
dedicated, experienced and enthusiastic
referees. The mission of these volunteers is
to provide additional education, support and
training. Meetings and work shops, as well
as a strong Field Marshal Program, Zero Tolerance Policy
and Scholarship Program continue to fuel our
Referee Program.
In the future we hope to
implement some new and exciting programs
supported by additional incentives. Our easy
to navigate and excellent designed web site
is another tool to keeps our referees
informed of the current happenings and
changes in the futbol world.
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| Clinics/Meetings: Recertification for 2010
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Click for general info.
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| Rainout Numbers: Rain Out
Numbers and Policy -
Click for info.
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| Pay Policy: Referee Pay Policy
(updated Spring 2010) -
Click for info.
W-9 IRS Form
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| Got Sport Registration: In an effort to improve our communication between
CFBSA and our referees we will begin to use
Got-Sport as another avenue to distribute
information to our referees. -
Click for info
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Click to register
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| Senior Scholarship Program: The
Carrollton-Farmers Branch Soccer Association
annually awards a number of scholarships to
deserving seniors within our local
community. -
Click for info
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| Field Marshals: The Referee
Field Marshal Program was developed to make
matches safe and enjoyable for referees,
players, coaches and the spectators. The
program also provides education, training
and support for all our referees. -
Click for info
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| Questions of the Month:
Click here to
download and answer the MARCH questions.
The answers will be posted next month.
Click here to
download and read the answers to the FEBRUARY Questions.
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