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1. officials.hockeyalberta.ca › CentralPoliciesCentral Zone Referee’s Committee Policy and Procedure Manual

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   In the Central Zone, in order to obtain a Level III, the official must referee Minor Bantam ‘AA’ or equivalent successfully for a minimum of one (1) year. Requirements for Level (IV) is to have successfully refereed Midget ‘AAA’ and/or Junior ‘B’ in the Zone for a minimum of one (1) year.

2. www.gomotionapp.com › cz-events › zone-hosted-meetsCentral Zone - Zone Hosted Meets

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   Resources for Zone Meet Hosts. Below are some resources that teams and LSCs hosting a Central Zone 14 & Under Pool or Open Water Championship Meet may find helpful. Resources for Meet Directors and Meet Referees. CZ 14&U Pool Meet Deadlines; CZ Open Water Deadlines; CZ Site Visit Checklist; CZ Meet Director Summary; Resources for Entry Chairs

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   What is the Central Zone Referees Committee (CZRC)?

   • Feedback from Committee Chair is key to evaluating performance. The Central Zone Referees Committee (“CZRC”) administers the business of officiating on behalf of officials in the Central Zone. As part of administering the business of officiating, members of the CZRC Executive have access to certain information relating to ongoing business of CZRC.

   Central Zone Referee’s Committee Policy and Procedure Manual

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   What is the Central Zone Rating System?

   • The Central Zone has adopted a rating system independent of, but complimentary to the CHOP level program, as a means of maintaining competency and consistency in all levels of hockey officiated. This system rates each official as a referee, as a linesman, and as a two-man official for commercial hockey.

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   Do CZRC officials have to set availability and rink preferences?

   • All CZRC officials are required to set their availability and rink preferences in Goalline. By default, all officials are unavailable for games each day of a given month unless an official explicitly changes his or her availability.

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   How long before a game should a referee be at the arena?

   • All officials must be at the arena one half (1⁄2) of an hour before game time except in the case of CIS, ACAC, AJHL where one (1) hour is required and AMMHL where three quarters (3⁄4) of an hour is required. For out of town games, the linesmen are to phone the referee 48 hours in advance to make travel arrangements.

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4. page.spordle.com › central-zone-refereesHome Page | CENTRAL ZONE REFEREES

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   CENTRAL ZONE REFEREES's official Spordle Page. Association CENTRAL ZONE REFEREES

5. leagues.teamlinkt.com › centralzonesoccer › RefereesCentral Zone Soccer : Powered by TeamLinkt

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   If you are interested in being a referee for Central Zone Soccer, we are looking for people ages 12 and over to serve as referees for our 2024 outdoor soccer season, which will run from April 29 to June 8, 2024. Please submit a Referee Registration if you: Are over 12 years old

6. czrc.ab.ca › newsCentral Region Referees' Committee powered by GOALLINE.ca

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   Ryan is the first official from Central Zone to receive a Level 6 designation in many years. It is the pinnacle of amateur officiating and makes Ryan eligible for national and potentially international assignments.

7. www.hockeycalgary.ca › page › indexReferee Registration Fee Reimbursement Program - Hockey Calgary

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   The program is available to any ice hockey official who meets the following criteria: Is an active player (16 years of age or older) in RHC for the season in which he or she is officiating; Qualifies and registers with the Central Zone Referees Committee (CZRC) to officiate ice hockey games; and.

8. twitter.com › CRRC_RefsCentral Region Referees (@CRRC_Refs) / Twitter

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   Feb 2, 2023 · Official Twitter for Central Region Referee Committee