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AYSO National Referee Program

AYSO National Referee Program

Becoming a Better Tournament Official

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Workshop Objectives

• Understand AYSO tournament play• Learn why and how to be prepared• Reinforce new skills thru scenarios• Take away knowledge:– Specifics of tournament officiating– How to improve every day officiating

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Doug Ryan
We dont usually post the agenda on the slides. The objectives will speak to what we are to cover. Time management might need to be flexible for the instructor
Steve
First word: Suggest change 'understood' to 'understand'What does 'Learn through different teaching approaches' mean?See revised slide after this one.
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Why Hold Youth Soccer Tournaments?

Reasons Include:– Provide higher level competition– New experiences– Provide Referees assessment /

mentoring opportunities– Raise money for Area/Section uses– College recruiting

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How do AYSO Tournaments Differ From Regular Season AYSO Matches?

• Officiating with unknown Referees• More emphasis on winning• More assertive and aggressive play• Often, more dissent • More game management needed• Tournament rules may differ

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How do AYSO Tournaments Differ?

• AYSO Philosophy: EBOPSP– Everyone plays - Positive coaching– Balanced teams - Sportsmanship, good– Open registration - Player development

• AYSO Vision Statement– Provide world-class programs– Enrich children’s lives

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What You Must Remember:

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What Should You Know About AYSO Tournament Rules?

Every tournament has unique rules that may include:–Match lengths– Adding time –Who handles pre-game inspections– Coin toss– Team size

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What Else Should You Know About AYSO Tournament Rules?

• Substitution protocol• Weather rules• Point systems (awards/deductions)• Tie-breaking procedures• Post-match reporting

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General Referee PreparationExamples of Preparation Include:

• Better understanding of the LOTG• Complete Referee kit – what is this

and what to include?• Check the pitch – goals – flags• Meet your Referee team• Pre-match Referee instructions

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General Referee Preparation: Meeting with the Referee

Team• Pre-Game Referee Conference:–Why critical to success– Prepare pre-match instructions in writing– If AR, ask clarifying questions of the

Referee

• Half-Time and Post-Game:– Importance–What and why to cover

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Game-Specific Preparation

Details for This Match:– Start time/end time– Size of ball– Tie break procedure, if any– Substitution policy– Players per team / Coaches per team

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Tournament Refereeing: Understand Team Motivations

• Understand the psychology of tournaments–Winners and losers–Winners play for the title

• Delay tactics / frustration• Game management approaches

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Tournament Refereeing: Intense Games Focused on Winning

• Shorter games often more intense– Potential for spiraling out of control–More frequent fouls and misconducts

• Team standings may impact your match– Intensity will increase during tournament– Different player tactics

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Tournament Refereeing: Know the Rules of Competition

• Familiarize yourself with rules for this tournament

• Pre-tournament group Referee meeting– Pick up helpful tips– Develop sense of camaraderie– Learn attitude of tournament officials

• Pack a complete Referee kit

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Tournament Refereeing Recommendations – Be Prepared!

• Show up especially early for your first game• Essential to start / end on time• Take care of your body– Dress appropriate for the weather forecast– Hydrate early and often– Sun tan lotion & band aids– Potassium, bananas & cramps– Use of a hat

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Tournament Refereeing Recommendations – No “I” in Team

• Your game’s Referee Team– Develop rapport– Assess experience and abilities– Pre-game instructions – Critical to

success– Be honest

• Frequent eye contact during match

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Tournament Refereeing: Learning and Helping Others Learn

• Learn from other Referees– Formally: assessments or observations– Informally: watch and discuss – Self

evaluation–Mentoring: a great way to learn and

grow

• Have other Referees learn from you–Mentoring: formally or informally

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Steve
I removed bullet #1 "Learn from each other"
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Tournament Refereeing: Final (Humorous) Recommendations

• Use common sense• Just in case you have a bad game,

prepare for a quick exit:– Back your car into an isolated parking

space– Leave car unlocked– Leave keys in ignition

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Steve
I removed bullet #1 "Learn from each other"
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Scenarios -- Group Work

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Pay special attention to your pre-game conference.

Make it meaningful – adjust for badge levels.

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Group 1 Scenario

• Antietam Cup Tournament in Maryland• Intermediate Referee / two Regional ARs• Round-robin B-10 match• Warm/humid conditions• Ten unique tournament rules• Referee to provide pre-match instructions

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Group 2 Scenario

• Cactus Classic Tournament in Arizona• Two Advanced Referees as ARs,

Intermediate Referee as Referee• Round-robin B-12 match• Warm/dry conditions• Seven unique tournament rules• Referee to provide pre-match

instructions

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Group 3 Scenario

• Section 8 Tournament in Michigan• Semi-final G-14 match ended in a tie• Referee team is tired, and one AR is ineffective• Warm/humid conditions• How to deal with tired team and one poor AR• Referee to provide pre-overtime instructions• Tie-breaking procedure – KFTM mechanics

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AYSO National Games

• July 2016 – Palm Beach, Florida• Thousands of players on hundreds of

teams on 30 pristine soccer fields• Need hundreds of Referees• U10 thru U19• aysonationalgames.org

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The AYSO Tournament of Tournaments

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Goal For Referees

• Support the delivery of a great AYSO experience for players and others

• How will this workshop help you support this goal?

Thank you!

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