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Fort Wayne Amatuer Soccer
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Fort Wayne Adult Soccer League (FWASL)
Shaun Graham - FWASL League Commisioner
Phone: 260-437-6945
Shaun.Graham@btlaw.com
Latin Soccer League
Birdie Trevino - Latin League Commisioner
Phone: 260-615-7187
rtrevino1948@msn.com
Referee Assignors
Vlade Joveski
Phone: 260-432-7932
vladej@verizon.net
Doug Ferguson
Phone: 260-420-4149
Mobile: 260-348-3103
doug@neverends.com
Ben Trevino
Mobile: 260-602-9954
benvino05@yahoo.com |
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New USSF Referee Classes
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Currently, there are no classes scheduled to become a referee.
Check the Indiana Referee website for upcoming classes: www.indref.com
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Becoming a USSF Referee
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Becoming a referee is fairly simple. Becoming a great referee takes hard work and dedication to the game.
Region II is fortunate in that we have a great history of referees who have excelled in all levels of being a referee.
If you are interested in becoming a referee, a national referee or upgrading the level of referee that you currently are:
Becoming a USSF Referee (grade 8): A person must attend a 15 hour entry level referee clinic and two hours of outdoor
training. At the end of the clinic, the candidate must pass a written test. The candidate is then registered as a Grade 8
official and is given the USSF badge. The fees for registration is set for USSF. The clinics are scheduled by leagues,
local referee associations or clubs.To find out when the next referee clinics will be given in your area, contact your
State Referee Administrator.
Yearly Registration Renewal: All referees are required to take five hours of in-service training, a written test and
assessment (depending on the grade) each year.
To become a National Referee: All grade 5 referees seeking to upgrade to the National Level must do the following:
Must be a US citizen or permanent resident.
Announce candidacy by December of the year prior to being accepted as a National Referee Candidate.
Fulfill the assessment requirements.
Attend any required clinics specified by the national office.
How and Where to Register as a Referee: You must be registered through the State Referee Administrator and you must
register in the state you reside, work, or do your primary refereeing in that state.
Upgrading: In order for a referee to be upgraded, the referee must have met the time in grade requirement stated in the
"Criteria for Certification and Upgrading" manual.
Grade 7: You must have refereed 75 games and been an assistant referee at 25 games. You must complete 5 hours of USSF
intermediate level training and have passed the written test by at least 75% of the score. You must also pass an
assessment in a U19 or higher level game.
Grade 6: You must have refereed 100 games and been an assistant referee on 25 games that were all U19 or higher level
games. In addition, you must take 19 hours of state referee training, pass the written test with a minimum of 75% of
the total score and pass two adult games assessments.
Grade 5: You must referee 150 games and been an assistant referee for 50 games. 50 of the total games must be adult games.
You must pass 7 hours of in-service training and pass two assessments as a referee and one as an assistant referee in
adult top level games or higher.
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