General Information for Referees.
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AYSO Referees needs volunteers! Women and Youth (ages 12 and
up) are especially encouraged to volunteer. When women and
youth officiate at the Saturday games, it role models that
all people can participate and enjoy the game of soccer. Sign
up for the next Basic Referee course. No soccer knowledge
is required. The course is free and you'll impress all your
friends with that bright yellow referee shirt, etc., that
you'll also get for no cost.
Volunteer Application Forms (VAFs): All referees need to fill
out a volunteer application every year. This is required in
order to continue being a referee. To complete the volunteer
application, visit eAYSO,print two copies, and bring them
in as instructed for the ID check.
If you have any questions, please contact the Referee Administrator.
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Referee Training
Training and continued education are cornerstones of the AYSO program,
and Davis AYSO offers plenty of referee certification training opportunities
for all referees, beginning to advanced. If you don't think that you
can be a referee, look at the "Referee's Call".
Local Courses: Locally is Davis, we offer Safe
Haven, Parent Referee, Basic Referee, and Intermediate Referee courses,
in addition to Assistant Referee and topical in-service refereeing
classes. For current referee training opportunities, please see
our Referee Clinics
page for the dates and times for the upcoming classes.
Golden Gate Camp: Advanced and National referee,
Referee Instructor and Referee Assessor courses are offered through
Golden Gate Camp, a residential training experience sponsored by
AYSO Section 2. The camp is held in July at St. Mary’s College
in Moraga, Ca. For 2008 camp details:
http://www.section2.org/goldenga.htm
http://www.section2.org/pdf/GoldenGateCamp2008Flyer.pdf
Section Conferences: The Section 2 Conference
is held annually in the Winter/Spring, and provides the opportunity
for AYSO Volunteers to meet volunteers from other Sections and Areas,
and to attend a variety of classes for coaching, refereeing, and
regional management.
Laws of the Game
Season and Tournament Rules
Fall
Season (September-November): Season,
U10/U12 Jamborees, Regional
Tournament, Area Tournament.
Select
Season (January-March): Season,
Tournament.
Spring
(April-May): Season.
Davis
World Cup (Memorial Day weekend): Tournament.
Scheduling 
Forms 
Referee Honor Roll
2007
2008
Referee Recognition: Congratulations to Alan Lee for
attaining AYSO's highest referee certification when he became
a National Referee on February 20, 2008. Alan first became an
AYSO referee in the fall of 1999, and since then has been a dedicated
volunteer with Davis AYSO having served as Regional Director of
Referee Instruction, Regional Referee Administrator, and Davis
World Cup Tournament Director in 2004 and 2005. Great Job, Alan!
Master plan: Fields, Game, and Player
Contacts
Allan
Crow, Referee Administrator ( )
or by phone by calling the AYSO Main line at (530) 979-1344) –
for any questions/requests regarding being a referee, Laws of
the Game, the Davis AYSO Referee Program, issues during games
(see also the misconduct form), ...
Fred
Main, Director of Assessment (
) – for mentoring, Intermediate upgrade observations, Advanced
and National upgrade assessments.
Mike
Goodison, Director of Instruction ( )
– for all questions/requests regarding referee instruction.
Bruce
Hartsough, Referee Clinic Registration ( )
– for registration for upcoming referee clinics.
Mike
Anderson, Coordinator of Scheduling (
) – for questions/requests regarding the referee scheduling,
the online Scheduler, or tournament assignments.
Richard
Plant, Coordinator of Parent Referees (
) – for questions/requests regarding U6/U8 Parent Refereeing.
Tom
Starbuck, Davis World Cup Referee Administrator (
) – for questions/requests regarding the refereeing during
the DWC.
Note: These positions are generally 2-3 year
positions. If you're interested in being a part of the regional
referee staff, please contact the Referee Administrator!
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