USA Hockey has no minimum or maximum ages for officials. It is highly recommended that, regardless of level
attained, officials not work games of their own age classification or higher. Generally, officials can successfully officiate as
young as age 10. However, some individual states do have restrictive child labor laws that do not exempt amateur sport officials.
It is the obligation of the parent who registers a minor to determine the specific labor laws in their respective state prior to
registering with USA Hockey.
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5 structures can be: the soccer net the referee the players the soccer field and the soccer ball I hope it helped!
Soccer referees are graded by levels, not by classes. Informally, a referee might be considered "Class A" if they are certified International referees.
There is a dot net website called Soccer Referee Information or SOCREF. This site is intended to be a source for information for current and aspiring soccer referees.
The Referee scores the game.
The referee's enforce them! :)
It usually depends on the soccer league you are reffing for, but most of the time you have to be in high school. The age limit is 10. this is to referee a u-8 game. Also you must pass the certification exam. Well, in my town you can be 10 to referee a soccer game. I am 10 and I can referee in Wisconsin.
If one wants to become a soccer referee, one of the best ways to "get plugged in" is to ask a referee at any local soccer venue for the name of a local referee coordinator. Soccer coaches may have this information, too. If push comes to shove, each state has a state soccer referees' association, or at least a state soccer association. As luck would have it, the Utah Soccer Association has a web site, and the link is posted below. Surf on over and find the contact option. Call or email them for particulars if asking around locally doesn't work out. Someone somewhere nearby wants to help get anyone who wishes to officiate into a referee course, into a uniform and onto a field.
An assistant referee DOES NOT need a whistle. They need a uniform (shirt, shorts, socks) and an assistant referee flag. That's pretty much it... oh, and soccer cleats will probably help!
looks for fouls and reffs
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