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Essential Guidelines for Referees: Key Updates and Best Practices

This presentation outlines crucial information for referees, addressing game time management, roles during play, and key duties. Highlights include time lengths for different game levels, the importance of referee communication, and positioning for corner kicks. Emphasizing safety, the guidelines cover when a field is unsafe to play and essential signaling protocols. It introduces dual officiating strategies to improve coverage, especially addressing common problem areas like the "Coffin Corner." This resource is vital for ensuring fair play and effective officiating.

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Essential Guidelines for Referees: Key Updates and Best Practices

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  1. Odds & EndsNew Stuff for Old Referees Presented 9/10/2013

  2. Odds & Ends • Time of halves • Varsity – 40 minutes • Junior Varsity – 35 minutes • Freshman – 35 minutes • Review duties with the timekeeper • Countdown final 10 seconds • Referees are not to do this! • Signal end of period • Uniform issues • Play the game, report if necessary Presented 9/10/2013

  3. Odds & Ends • Playing conditions • When is a field unsafe to play? • Overtime – Varsity only • Two 10 minute periods • Golden Goal • Positioning on corner kicks • Lead – goal line • Trail – near top of penalty area Presented 9/10/2013

  4. Odds & Ends • Mandatory whistles… • To stop the clock, restart after a clock stoppage, after a sub… • Whose whistle? • Trail – kickoff, drop ball, goal kick (if needed) • Lead – PK, free kick or corner kick (if needed) • Throw in? – whoever is on that side of the field • When in doubt? – eye contact, and talk! Presented 9/10/2013

  5. Odds & Ends • Studs exposed • Minimum – Dangerous Play (IFK) • Maximum – Serious Foul Play (Red & DFK) Presented 9/10/2013

  6. Odds & Ends • Handling • “… deliberately handling, carry, striking or propelling the ball with a hand or arm.” • Illegal • Protecting the chest • Making themselves bigger • Legal • Stationary, protective stance in a wall • Reflex from close hard shot • Getting hit by the ball Presented 9/10/2013

  7. New Stuff • Poor coverage – Dual Officiating System R R Presented 9/10/2013

  8. New Stuff • Dual System Remedies - • Do not be afraid to cross into other half • Be ready to quickly recover to be in position for Offside • Pre-Game Instructions • Switch sides at half-time Presented 9/10/2013

  9. New Stuff • Better coverage: Presented 9/10/2013

  10. New Stuff • Problem areas still exist – The Coffin Corner: Presented 9/10/2013

  11. New Stuff • Coffin Corner remedy: • Swap Lead/Trail with your partner • Best done on set pieces • Trade back when the game allows • Be sure to cover this in your pre-game! Presented 9/10/2013

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