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1. www.becomeareferee.com › ohioBecome a Referee in Ohio

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   A passing grade of 75% is required on both the rules exam and mechanics exam to become certified to referee high school games in Ohio. At that point you can join a local association which will help you obtain game assignments. Ohio Referee and Umpire Classifications. OHSAA has three classifications of officials:

2. www.naso.org › resources › become-an-officialBecome an Official - National Association of Sports Officials

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   NASO is the premier national association and resource of sports officiating. What’s the first step? Pick your sport and see if you have what it takes to become a sports official. NASO’s mission is to serve as the leading source of officiating information, programs and services.

3. www.ohsaa.org › Officiating › permitsBeginning Officials - Baseball, Basketball, Football, Ice ...

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   Ohio High School Athletic Association. Step 2: Take OHSAA Officiating Class - Once registered, complete/edit any profile and contact information and click Choose Sports to indicate which sports you are interested in. Click on the Official profile and Select a Course to review the information and register for a class.

4. ohio-soccer.org › becomearefBecome a Referee - Ohio Soccer Association

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   Become a USSF Soccer Referee Today! Becoming a soccer referee can be a rewarding experience for both adults and youth soccer enthusiasts. There are many benefits to being a referee: Earn money. Learn the game from a new perspective. Become a better soccer player. Give back to your local soccer community.

5. www.ohsaa.org › Officiating › permitsOHSAA Officiating - Permit Types & Classifications

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   Classification of Officials: Class 1 – Eligible to officiate all levels. Class 2 – Eligible to officiate all levels of contests except varsity contests in football, basketball, baseball, softball, and the Referee position in volleyball. Class 3 – Restricted to 7th, 8th and 9th grade. Sports for Which Officiating Permits May be Issued ...

6. www.refreps.comReferee Education | RefReps

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   RefReps Officiating Education System provides turn-key referee education courses & innovative, interactive POV video training packs. Our proprietary referee education content will equip your school/organization to teach the pillars of officiating to recruit & retain the next generation of referees

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   What is a referee course?

   • Referee courses provide a pathway from entry level to national and international competition, ranging from Community Grade to National Grade. Lower level courses are typically facilitated at an association level. The first point of contact for these courses should be with your association's referee coordinator.

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   What state is a high school sports referee?

   • One can become a high school sports referee in Ohio. The entry fee and yearly dues assessment cover the cost of rule books, study material, and, in some cases, classroom instruction. The states including Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania have this opportunity.

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   Can you referee high school sports in Ohio?

   • To referee high school sports in Ohio, you must be 18-years old. The OHSAA allows residents of contiguous states to receive officiating permits as well, including: Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. You should expect to pay an entry fee along with a yearly dues assessment.

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   Which referees attend the referee academy?

   • Referees such as Mark Clattenburg and David Coote have attended the academy, taking a week or two out of their summer to do so. Sessions are run in the evenings for those who want to attend, and include great speakers like the Swedish former Assistant Referee Leif Lindberg, who is the only person to have officiated on...

   7 Reasons to referee a tournament abroad — REFSIX

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8. ohiosoccerrefs.orgOhio Soccer Refs | Soccer Referee Instruction & Assigning ...

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   You'll learn everything you need to know to become a grassroot referee and get assigned games. Contact Ohio Soccer Refs now! Marysville, Ohio (614) 515-9300.