Oregon Adult Soccer Association
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If you want the OASA rules, including Coed rules Playing Rules are here. Following all affiliated adult outdoor soccer games in Oregon the referee
must file a report including team rosters, Download the
Referee Report Form
If you are looking for Eric Beck's web page assigning GPSD, NUWS, Indoor, tournaments, etc. If you want Janet & Shanna's page for OPSL, Youth, Tournaments, etc. For those of you in the Central Oregon area: Central Oregon Soccer Referees And the Eugene area: If you want to referee Coed in the Portland area, contact Ginger Bradbury The Official web page of the Oregon Referee Committee If you want to become a USSF registered referee, the best thing to do is find the class you are interested in Here. Classes fill up fast! The fee for a class is $25 and then an additional $25 to register when you pass the USSF test. Minimum age is 12. Call 503.778.8005 for more information If you are a current USSF Referee and want to upgrade see Procedure for Assessment. If you have a specific referee related question and want the definitive, USSF response, Jim Allen's Ask a Soccer Referee is the best place. To find out how much referee's make in various places around the country, and around the world, check out Mike Greenwood's page, under "fees" Mike "Skipper" Goblet has complied some gems of wisdom at Soccer-referee.us Recommended reading. The greatly entertaining and educational SOCREF-L can be found here http://www.socref-l.org/ For all sorts of soccer referee links MWSRA Links is the best place, including Jim Gordon's Links Another site with good information, referee cartoons , etc. Corshamref.net And yet another http://www.kenaston.org The Watch and the Whistle - A Primer for young referees Evans and Bellion blog The Art & Science of Refereeing The complete IFAB Board Minutes South Bay Referee Association Want to attend a soccer referee camp? Referee Camp Uniforms: Official Sports Law Five Proper Signals: Signals Revised 08/05 U.S. Soccer Federation
Statement on Head Injuries in Soccer and Padded Headgear
US Indoor Soccer Referee's Association Another good resource is Referee Magazine Site where you can download the differences between FIFA's Laws of the game and NF (High School) rules Rule Differences High School Soccer for the state of Oregon OSAA A code of Conduct for Officials to think about ODA And for general information about: Officiating Development Alliance A Brilliant essay on the history of the Laws Brief History of the Laws of the game. FIFA's Official: 2004 Q & A about the Laws of the Game
If you would like to see a photo from the Advanced Clinic January 18-19, 2003 |
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