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2020 CAL SOUTH State & National Cup
Please read this entire post.
DO NOT BE LATE
You MUST check-in with the CALSOUTH Referee Coordinator no later than 1 hour and 15 minutes before your first game; this is State Cup. The coordinator will inform you about the State Cup rules.
NOCRA State Cup Rule Review: https://goo.gl/forms/uppyVScJmbM4WdnN2 It will prepare you for your matches.
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE AND RULES:
CalSouth State Cup: calsouth.com/state-cup/
CalSouth National Cup: calsouth.com/national-cup/
GAMES CAN BE CANCELED OR RESCHEDULED. IT IS THE REFEREE’S RESPONSIBILITY TO CHECK THE OFFICIAL CALSOUTH SCHEDULE (NOT ARBITER) BEFORE HEADING OUT TO THE GAME.
Print out a copy of your schedule from Arbiter with the other referee’s contact information, just in case you need to contact one another.
DO NOT BE LATE
You MUST check-in with the CALSOUTH Referee Coordinator no later than 1 hour and 15 minutes before your first game; this is State Cup. The coordinator will inform you about the State Cup rules.
NOCRA State Cup Rule Review: https://goo.gl/forms/uppyVScJmbM4WdnN2 It will prepare you for your matches.
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE AND RULES:
CalSouth State Cup: calsouth.com/state-cup/
CalSouth National Cup: calsouth.com/national-cup/
GAMES CAN BE CANCELED OR RESCHEDULED. IT IS THE REFEREE’S RESPONSIBILITY TO CHECK THE OFFICIAL CALSOUTH SCHEDULE (NOT ARBITER) BEFORE HEADING OUT TO THE GAME.
Print out a copy of your schedule from Arbiter with the other referee’s contact information, just in case you need to contact one another.
U9 / U10 Build-Out Line Playing Rules
7v7 Modifications
9v9 Modifications
CalSouth State Cup Website: calsouth.com/state-cup/
DOWNLOAD AND PRINT
Referees at all venues MUST BRING a copy of this form and present it to the coordinator(s) at the time they check-in. Downloaded copies on phone not accepted.
Review these rules with both coaches prior to each match.
9v9 Modifications
CalSouth State Cup Website: calsouth.com/state-cup/
DOWNLOAD AND PRINT
Referees at all venues MUST BRING a copy of this form and present it to the coordinator(s) at the time they check-in. Downloaded copies on phone not accepted.
Review these rules with both coaches prior to each match.
PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
• Current USSF Badge
• Referee Uniforms: NO OLD OR FADED JERSEYS, SHORTS, SOCKS OR SHOES
– Jerseys (NEW STYLE) yellow and green is a must; and you must have a 3rd color (red or blue); short and long sleeve.
– Referee Jersey must be different than the teams and both Goalkeepers.
– Two-striped socks and BLACK footwear. CALSOUTH IS CHANGING TO 2-STRIPE. REFEREES CREWS ARE TO MATCH.
• Concussion Procedure - you MUST KNOW this!!!
• Black hats (USSF or no logo) are permitted if the CalSouth Referee Coordinator says it is ok.
REFEREE FEES:
If you elect to carpool work out the money on game day.
When you arrive at the parking lot there will be attendants collecting parking fees. Always a good idea to let them know you are a referee.
FORFEITS:
Should you have a game day forfeit go to the CalSouth Referee Coordinator and complete a Referee Forfeit Invoice. Recommend you take a pic. CalSouth will reimburse you by mail.
PREGAME:
When you ARRIVE check the fields, goals, anchors and nets. Any problems notify the field marshal or the CalSouth Referee Coordinator.
Referee Pregame is important:
* Please do not take your eye off the penalty area when the ball or an opponent is present.
* Make sure the substitution procedure is conducted correctly. All the way of the field, subs to enter at halfway line. READ THE STATE CUP OR NATIONAL CUP RULES THEY ARE DIFFERENT.
* AR responsibilities
* Injury procedure is important, make sure you know it. Refer to the Guide to Procedures.
* Younger matches talk about throw-ins, injury management, sideline behavior, fouls, offside participation
* Olders talk about offside participation; fouls, especially persistent, simulation and misconduct.
Pregame with Coach and Team Manager
Say hi, good morning, smile.
Collect Game Roster form (See bottom of this page for sample) and coach & player ID Cards.
Ask for Referee fees.
I go over safety, mutual respect, set the right example for the players and specific tournament rules and substitution procedure.
Home team - ask for three properly inflated soccer balls. Make sure they are the correct size; inflated and are not damaged in a way that may injure the players.
Pregame with Players
Check-in: follow the procedure that the Referee Coordinator tells you.
Based on the age of the players inform them what is most important to you. I inform the players to play my whistle and the ball.
Be professional, have fun, drink water, enjoy the games. And most importantly manage your sidelines politely and respectfully. Remember our meeting discussions "Please Coach _______ Please" and "Thank You."
At the conclusion of the game: Complete the Game Roster form with the score, misconducts, injuries, situations, …
If you elect to carpool work out the money on game day.
When you arrive at the parking lot there will be attendants collecting parking fees. Always a good idea to let them know you are a referee.
FORFEITS:
Should you have a game day forfeit go to the CalSouth Referee Coordinator and complete a Referee Forfeit Invoice. Recommend you take a pic. CalSouth will reimburse you by mail.
PREGAME:
When you ARRIVE check the fields, goals, anchors and nets. Any problems notify the field marshal or the CalSouth Referee Coordinator.
Referee Pregame is important:
* Please do not take your eye off the penalty area when the ball or an opponent is present.
* Make sure the substitution procedure is conducted correctly. All the way of the field, subs to enter at halfway line. READ THE STATE CUP OR NATIONAL CUP RULES THEY ARE DIFFERENT.
* AR responsibilities
* Injury procedure is important, make sure you know it. Refer to the Guide to Procedures.
* Younger matches talk about throw-ins, injury management, sideline behavior, fouls, offside participation
* Olders talk about offside participation; fouls, especially persistent, simulation and misconduct.
Pregame with Coach and Team Manager
Say hi, good morning, smile.
Collect Game Roster form (See bottom of this page for sample) and coach & player ID Cards.
Ask for Referee fees.
I go over safety, mutual respect, set the right example for the players and specific tournament rules and substitution procedure.
Home team - ask for three properly inflated soccer balls. Make sure they are the correct size; inflated and are not damaged in a way that may injure the players.
Pregame with Players
Check-in: follow the procedure that the Referee Coordinator tells you.
Based on the age of the players inform them what is most important to you. I inform the players to play my whistle and the ball.
Be professional, have fun, drink water, enjoy the games. And most importantly manage your sidelines politely and respectfully. Remember our meeting discussions "Please Coach _______ Please" and "Thank You."
At the conclusion of the game: Complete the Game Roster form with the score, misconducts, injuries, situations, …
CalSouth Game Card - SAMPLE
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Some important points.
1). Game #, date, time and field # should be the same on both rosters. 2). Team Names should be the same on both rosters. 3). Manager and coach should sign and date bottom or roster prior to game. 4), Use check-in boxes. All players and coaches should either have a check mark or be crossed out. 5). No players or coaches to be added on roster. Contact Referee Coordinator. 6). Fill out Goals, Card (C=caution, E=Send off, M=Injury), and Reason 7). Get Coach/Manager Verification Signature (they come to tent to sign, please don't chase down) 8). PRINT Referee and AR's first and last names. 9). TURN IN COMPLETED ROSTERS TO REFEREE COORDINATORS...NOT TO THE TEAMS! |