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Referee Pay Policy

2010-2011 Rate Policy:

- $12 driving fee to get to and from the park/complex (outdoors only)

- 11v11 games Center Referee $50, Assistant Referee $25

- 7v7 games Single Referee $25 (shortened games now to aid with permit times compared to prior seasons)

- 6v6 indoor league Single Referee $25 (no driving fee)

- all referees are sub-contracted "1099" status (meaning we require your Taxing ID or Social Security for our accounting files)

- all referees used for our games are assigned via authorized official referee "assignors" (Priscilla, Allison, or Bryan)

- check run is normally 1 time per week every Sunday for all corresponding games during that week and mailed out Monday or Tuesday. This means we include games from the Sunday until Saturday if the game reports have been posted up. Keep in mind we run some 55-65 games per week and have over 150 referees in our system.

- any payment issues can contact League Financial Director, Daniel Pillipow..... soccer "@" arbrid.com

Adjusted Payment Policy (outdoor games only):

- cancelled game less than 48 hours notice: $8

- cancelled game after ref. has left their house for the game $12 per ref. for the first games (not subsequent 2nd and 3rd sets)

- if games are cancelled the night before for weather or official park close - no pay

- if ref. shows at game and game series are cancelled due to lightning $20 per ref. ($8 + $12 park travel charge) (not subsequent 2nd and 3rd sets)

- if game starts and is not finished because of lightning - full pay

for subsequent (2nd or 3rd) games:

- if game is cancelled by game time - no pay (reschedule situation)

- if referees wait for lightning weather to clear but it does not - $10 (reschedule situation)

- if the game starts and then cannot be finnished (no reschedule) - full pay

cancellations due to team forfeits at the field:

- full pay, eg. not enough players on one side.

Welcome Referees!

We will be adding more resources to this page as we have time. Right now we are uploading the rules for the league.

We welcome players and other to become referees. We will be able to get you into our league as a paid referee if you agree to to enter our progress training program.

We are looking for new referees as soccer grows! Highlighted below is who and where you can find more info on becoming a certified referee.

fsr-inc.com

Serving: Baker, Bradford, Clay, Duval, Nassau, St Johns, Union Name: David Rietzler, DRA-B3
Home: 904-273-7853
Mobile: 904-662-5200
Email: armenian2@aol.com
City: Ponte Vedra Beach

If you are a referee new to the area please let us know. We currently schedule games in Duval, Clay, St Johns and Flagler counties.

We welcome feedback on what you would like to see on this page. We also welcome suggestions for improvements etc in our league.

Please send all email to baslopensoccer@gmail.com

Current assignors for BASL are Priscilla Hemingway for outdoors and Bryan Meyer for indoors.

Thanks for being part of our league!

Referee Notes

Referees:

ID numbers on Rosters might not match pass due to USASA issues. If that happens allow the player to play. The State Association is going through growing pains with a new registration system.

Please note no passes are needed for 7 v 7

In BASL’s small sided divisions that plays a regular schedule organized by the league then they have the same rights and privileges as any other team regardless of size. You should be using only a single referee for these games and the referees should wear their badges and all usual insurances apply. This includes outdoor 7v7 and indoor 6v6.

Games are NOT to be shortened for any reason unless the game starts later than 15 minutes. (if a game starts 25 minutes late than halves can be shortened by 10 minutes).

Attention Referees!

Please view http://www.fsr-inc.com/Welcome.aspx for available entry level grade 8 referee courses for new referees.

*To view the page below in its entirety please click the link:

http://www.fsr-inc.com/how_to_become_a_referee.php

How to Become a Referee

How to Become a USSF Certified Soccer Referee

Being a soccer referee can be both rewarding and fulfilling. Whether for a young person learning responsibility or an adult contributing to the sport, referee training and development is the primary mission of the Florida State Referees, Inc. (FSR). To this end, FSR has established the following process to ensure that every person who wishes to become a referee is afforded the opportunity to become certified.

Step 1 - Choose the Right Course:

The Referee Grade 8 Entry Level Course is the most popular course for all ages. This eighteen (18) hour United States Soccer Federation (USSF) national course offers complete basic instruction and prepares an individual to become a USSF Soccer Referee. Florida State Referees (FSR), as a national leader in developing instructional programs, understands and supports the importance of "distance education" as pioneered by higher educational institutions. As a result FSR has separated this course into a reduced twelve (12) hour Classroom participation and Online educational modules which may be completed by individual students at their pace and time. FSR requires that the online instructional modules be completed prior to the classroom instruction since failure to do so will most definitely adversely affect the successful negotiation of this Referee Grade 8 Entry Level Course by the individual student. Complete instructions are available on the registration page and will be emailed to each student by the course administrator. Satisfactory completion of the course and the final 100 question test will prepare the student for certification as a USSF Soccer Referee.

This online Referee Grade 8 Entry Level Modules may be accessed by clicking HERE.

If an individual simply wants to become a Recreational Referee (officiate only recreational in-house club games), there is the Recreational Referee Course (Grade 9). To successfully complete the Grade 9 Recreational Referee course the candidate must attend nine (9) hours of course work, including successfully negotiating a written test.

Step 2 - Create an account on the FSR Central Database:

This allows FSR to contact you by e-mail and be alerted to upcoming events and courses. The information you provide is secure; you will be able to set up a username and password and update your personal information at any time.

Step 3 - Locate a Course Nearby:

This is the complete listing of all courses offered in the state, the course status and the distance of that course from your home address. It is updated continuously. If you do not see a course that is convenient, you can log in to your FSR Central page and submit a request/alert to be notified when a new course is added to the schedule.

Step 4 - Enroll in your Course:

Once you have found a course you wish to take, and are logged in to the FSR central database, all you need to do is click on the "Enroll" button, confirm your registration, and make payment either online or mail the course fee to the name and address on the enrollment information. You will receive confirmation by e-mail from FSR and the course you have selected will appear on your personal page when you log into FSR. If unforeseen circumstances require you to drop or change courses, you can do so from the same secure page.

Step 5 - Attend the Course:

Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled time of the course. There is a lot of material to cover and the instructor will allow breaks between each of the modules. Bring paper and pen or pencil. If it is an all day session, bring your lunch and a snack. In the event of inclement weather or other unforeseen event causing the course to be rescheduled or delayed, you will be notified by e-mail.

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