Online Forms

Officials,

Keep a record of your pay sheet by the copy or picture on your phone until you receive payment. If you have issues receiving payment, meaning longer than 30-45 days after the match, contact the school Athletic Secretary or payment contact from the attached list with documentation of pay sheet.

Copy and paste on email the game info from www.gameofficials.net to school athletic department in charge of payments from the list attached.

DO NOT CONTACT COACH, ANN OR MICKEY FOR ANY PAYMENT INQUIRIES.

Celina now can pay your game fees through your banking information.

Take a screen shot and save to photos or notes on phone

Referees,

IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO CORRECTLY CHECKIN PLAYERS!

EVERY WEEK I RECEIVE AT LEAST 10 EMAILS THAT REFEREES ARE NOT CORRECTLY CHECKING IN PLAYERS, THE CENTER REFEREE IS RESPONSIBLE TO VERIFY THE CORRECT PROCEDURE. YOU WILL BE REMOVE FORM WORKING AS A CENTER REFEREE IN THE FUTURE IF DIRECTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED.

YES THE COACHES SHOULD HAVE THE CORRECT ROSTER READY TO GO AT CHECKIN.

Please view this powerpoint presentation for "Virtual" Checkin for ALL API COMPETITIVE TEAMS (U11-U19) AND ALL ASA/ASU RECREATIONAL TEAMS (U09-U19).

Note the heading on each of the slides and that you can ONLY swipe to the left!

If you are unable to swipe to the left it IS THE INCORRECT ROSTER ASK THE COACH/MANAGER TO PLEASE BRING UP THE CORRECT VIRTUAL ROSTER!

Complete and submit this Referee Report form to the appropriate competition authorities (e.g., local league, tournament director, cup coordinator, etc.) as directed. If needed, and in addition to the U.S. Soccer Referee Report, the U.S. Soccer Supplemental Referee Report can be used for instances of referee assault, referee abuse, dismissal of team officials, sending-off offenses, serious injuries, game abandonment or other substantial occurrences.
Complete and submit this Supplemental Report form, along with a U.S. Soccer Referee Report, to the appropriate competition authorities (e.g., local league, tournament director, cup coordinator, etc.) as directed for the dismissal of team officials, sending-off offenses, serious injuries, game abandonment or other substantial occurrences. For instances of referee assault or referee abuse, complete and submit this form, along with a U.S. Soccer Referee Report, to the appropriate competition authorities (e.g., local league, tournament director, cup coordinator, etc.), State President with jurisdiction for the competition and State Referee Administrator.

USSF Referee Program Report Codes for Cautionable and Sending-Off Offenses
Cautionable Offenses
1.Unsporting behavior (UB)
2.Dissent by word or action (DT)
3.Persistent offenses (PO)
4.Delaying the restart of play (DR)
5.Failure to respect the required distance when play is restarted with a corner kick, free kick, or throw-in (FRD)
6.Entering, re-entering, or deliberately leaving the field without the referee’s permission (ERL)

Sending-off Offenses
1.Serious foul play (SFP)
2.Violent conduct (VC)
3.Spitting at an opponent or any other person (S)
4.Denying the opposing team a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity (DOGSO) by deliberately handling the ball (this does not apply to the goalkeeper within his or her own penalty area)(DGH)
5.Denying a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity to an opponent whose overall movement is towards the offender's goal by an offense punishable by a free kick (DGF)-DOGSO by an offense within the offender's penalty area, for which the referee awards a penalty kick, and the offense was NOT an attempt to play the ball (e.g. holding, pulling, pushing, no possibility to play the ball, etc.)
6.Using offensive, insulting, or abusive language and/or gestures (AL)
7.Receiving a second caution in the same match (2CT)

U.S. Soccer Federation Referee Program Step by Step – An Individual’s Guide To Printing Their Own Registration Card & History

Referees must complete availability forms to receive assignments for their dates and times they want to work games.