Lee Robert
BRONZE
Here is the link to the October 2022 Referee In Service recording with Advice from Five Coaches to the referees. Game day highlights included.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DINqg9TWflmh_HMbmOxDgp_pPjTwSH-x/view?usp=sharing
Start at minute 4:30 for an important message. Then jump to 17:25 for the start of the coach panel discussions.
and survey, if you would like to share your input:
https://forms.gle/KYpEztsuasoArVNh6
Here are some of the survey results from those that attended the live webinar:
What are your three takeaways from the Coach Panel and Polls?
Respect, fair and consistent calls
Build relationship with coach early, respect, communicate
1: Establish an understanding and respectful relationship prior to the match. 2: It's ok to admit that you didn't see a play. 3: Do the best you can to communicate why you made your call and help educate the players.
Make time to establish a rapport with the coaches before the game. Stay close to play with good angles to view what is happening, talk to the players to establish a rapport with them as well
1. Establish a positive relationship with the coaches before the game. 2. Don't be afraid to call the foul if the foul is there. We are there to do our best to ensure safety for the players. 3. If a match is truly getting out of hand, it may be wise to suspend the match to speak with the coaches and captains and allow time to lower the temperature before continuing.
To gain a better understanding of how to interact with coaches, to create a better experience for the players, coaches, spectators and other referees, match control is important for the safety of the players
Positive approach to the coach, stay consistent in calling fouls, and always have a positive attitude while refereeing the game
Relationship building, humility and courtesy all go a long way towards making our jobs easier.
1. Be respectful 2. Recognize we are all here for the same reason. 3. Be fair and consistent.
Pre game meeting with coaches. Respect for each other. Educate players.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DINqg9TWflmh_HMbmOxDgp_pPjTwSH-x/view?usp=sharing
Start at minute 4:30 for an important message. Then jump to 17:25 for the start of the coach panel discussions.
and survey, if you would like to share your input:
https://forms.gle/KYpEztsuasoArVNh6
Here are some of the survey results from those that attended the live webinar:
What are your three takeaways from the Coach Panel and Polls?
Respect, fair and consistent calls
Build relationship with coach early, respect, communicate
1: Establish an understanding and respectful relationship prior to the match. 2: It's ok to admit that you didn't see a play. 3: Do the best you can to communicate why you made your call and help educate the players.
Make time to establish a rapport with the coaches before the game. Stay close to play with good angles to view what is happening, talk to the players to establish a rapport with them as well
1. Establish a positive relationship with the coaches before the game. 2. Don't be afraid to call the foul if the foul is there. We are there to do our best to ensure safety for the players. 3. If a match is truly getting out of hand, it may be wise to suspend the match to speak with the coaches and captains and allow time to lower the temperature before continuing.
To gain a better understanding of how to interact with coaches, to create a better experience for the players, coaches, spectators and other referees, match control is important for the safety of the players
Positive approach to the coach, stay consistent in calling fouls, and always have a positive attitude while refereeing the game
Relationship building, humility and courtesy all go a long way towards making our jobs easier.
1. Be respectful 2. Recognize we are all here for the same reason. 3. Be fair and consistent.
Pre game meeting with coaches. Respect for each other. Educate players.