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AYSO National Referee Program

Referee Program Review

Workshop number: # 314

Why Are We Here?

   Review changes to the Laws of the Game Review program changes Share resources with referees

What We Do As AYSO Referees

2014 Law Changes

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Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment

Laws of the Game – International FA Board Decision 1 (Basic compulsory

equipment)

“The basic compulsory equipment

must not have any political, religious or personal slogans , statements or images .” Report all issues to the competition organizers.

2014 Law Changes

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Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment

Laws of the Game – International FA Board Decision 1 (Undergarments) “

Players must not reveal undergarments that show political, religious, personal slogans, statements or images, or advertising other than the manufacturer logo.” Report all issues to the competition organizers.

2014 Law Changes

Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment “A player/team of a player that reveals an undergarment that shows political, religious, personal slogans, statements or images, or advertising other than the manufacturer logo, will be sanctioned by the competition organizer or FIFA.” Report all issues to the competition organizers.

2014 Law Changes

 Interpretation of the Laws of the Game (Other equipment)

“Where head covers are worn, they must

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Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment be black or of the same color as the jersey (provided that the players of the same team wear the same color)

2014 Law Changes

Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment

 Interpretation of the Laws of the Game (Other equipment)

“Where head covers are worn, they must

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be in keeping with the professional appearance of the player’s equipment not be attached to the jersey

2014 Law Changes

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Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment

Interpretation of the Laws of the Game (Other equipment) 

“Where head covers are worn, they must not pose any danger to the player wearing it or any other player (e.g. opening/closing mechanism around neck)

2014 Law Changes

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Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment

Interpretation of the Laws of the Game (Other equipment)

“Where head covers are worn, they must

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not have any part(s) extending out from the surface (protruding elements)” Report all issues to the competition organizers.

AYSO Rules

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Players

All eligible team members must play at least half of the game. Substitutions are allowed at the mid-point of each half, at half-time, and at the start of any overtime period; and for injury. Small sided games (fewer than 11vs 11) are permitted for all divisions; and strongly encouraged for younger players.

AYSO Rules

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Coaches

Sideline participation by coaches is limited to comments that are positive, instructional, and/or encouraging. A maximum of two coaches is permitted for each team. Coaches must remain within the coaches’ area.

Newsletter for Referees

“Referees must make decisions related to

games, applying knowledge, common sense and their wits. These decisions must always respect the letter of the law and embrace the spirit of the game. Test your knowledge and see if you can answer the following questions.”

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Correct Decisions

The assistant referee should concentrate on players challenging for the ball so he can see potential fouls. The assistant referee should indicate offenses not seen by the referee or whenever he has a better view than the referee to see an offense.

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Correct Decisions

The referee should keep a clear, unobstructed view of play, with a good angle of view. A good angle of view helps make correct decisions as well as determine whether contact is fair, careless, reckless, or done using excessive force. The referee should keep the assistant referee in view so he can see flag signals.

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Correct Decisions

The referee should be close to play, without interfering with players or ball movement, to help him make correct and convincing decisions. When the referee is far from play it makes it easier for players and others to question his decisions.

AYSO National Referee Program

Refereeing Philosophy

The Laws of the Game are intended to provide that games should be played with as little interference as possible, and in this view it is the duty of the referee to penalize only deliberate breaches of the Law.

AYSO National Referee Program

Refereeing System?

The diagonal system of control is the only system for officiating outdoor soccer games that is currently recognized by FIFA. The diagonal system employs one referee and two assistant referees. The diagonal system of control (one referee on the field) is the approved method of control for all AYSO matches.

AYSO National Referee Program

Referee Uniform

AYSO National Referee Program

Referee Mentoring

The Referee Mentor acts as a helping hand for new and developing referees. The Mentor plays many important roles in the development of referees.

AYSO National Referee Program

Referee Mentoring – Two New Courses

How To Be A Mentor (objectives)   Embrace the value of mentoring Why and how to mentor referees   Characteristics of a successful mentor How to effectively mentor youth referees

Get involved in mentoring!

AYSO National Referee Program

Referee Mentoring – Two New Courses

Establishing An Effective Mentoring Pgm.   Provide guidance in how to establish an effective mentoring program Tips and suggestions for having the right program components – youth vs. adults  Tips and suggestions to help you keep the program healthy and growing

Get involved in mentoring!