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Level 1-2 Field Lacrosse Referee Clinic 2013

Level 1-2 Field Lacrosse Referee Clinic 2013. Module #1. National Officiating Certification Program 2013. What We Will Cover in This Module . National Officiating Certification Program – Levels Uniform Policy. CLA Organizational Structure. Officiating Sector - Chairperson

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Level 1-2 Field Lacrosse Referee Clinic 2013

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  1. Level 1-2 Field Lacrosse Referee Clinic2013 Module #1 – NOCP

  2. Module #1 National Officiating Certification Program 2013 Module #1 – NOCP

  3. What We Will Cover in This Module National Officiating Certification Program – Levels Uniform Policy Module #1 – NOCP

  4. CLA Organizational Structure • Officiating Sector - Chairperson • Brent McCauley - Ontario • Men‘s Field Lacrosse Referee-In-Chief • David Goulet – British Columbia Module #1 – NOCP

  5. National Officiating Certification Program • The National Officiating Certification Program is a “National” Program with input from all member associations. • Referees are certified by each of the Provinces and assigned a Level according the criteria set by the Referee Development Committee • Five levels of officials • Progression through the levels is achieved by a combination of • Practical experience (both playing and officiating) • Attendance at a clinic • Attained a passing grade on an exam • Favourable supervision and evaluations Module #1 – NOCP

  6. National Officiating Certification Program • Level 1 • Attendance at a Level 1-2 Clinic • Must attain a score of 50% on a written exam • Should gain experience in high school and all levels of youth lacrosse Module #1 – NOCP

  7. National Officiating Certification Program • Level 2 • Attendance at a Level 1-2 Clinic • Must attain a score of 70% on a written exam • Has completed at least one year of officiating • Capable of officiating at all levels of Provincial levels of play Module #1 – NOCP

  8. National Officiating Certification Program • Level 2 • The completion of two favourable assessments by two Provincially accredited evaluators • Must have as a minimum, a presentable warm weather referees uniform and equipment as outlined in the CLA Referee Uniform Policy Module #1 – NOCP

  9. National Officiating Certification Program • Level 3 • Attendance at a Level 3 Clinic • Must attain a score of 80% on a written exam • Must have officiated at a Field Lacrosse Provincial Championship • Officiating experience must have included working as a CBO in upper level games Module #1 – NOCP

  10. National Officiating Certification Program • Level 3 • Capableof assuming a supervisory/instructional role • Capable of officiating at a National Field Lacrosse Championship • The completion of two favourable assessments by two Provincially/Nationally accredited evaluators Module #1 – NOCP

  11. National Officiating Certification Program • Level 3 • You will be required to display a level of fitness that is consistent with refereeing at a Provincial Championships. • Must have a full and presentable referees uniform and equipment as outlined in the CLA Referee Uniform Policy • Attendance at a Level 3 clinic will be by invitation of the PMA RIC only Module #1 – NOCP

  12. National Officiating Certification Program Any official who has been inactive for a period of two to four years, and returns to the game, will be returned one level below that at which they left Any official who has been inactive for a period of five years or more, and returns to the game, will be returned two levels below that at which they left Officials, who wish to transfer to another Provincial Member Association, must first have the approval of the two PMA Referee-In-Chiefs Module #1 – NOCP

  13. CLA Uniform Policy • This policy is developed to ensure consistency throughout Canada. • All referees who wish to attend Nationals must certify that they meet the uniform standard or they may not be able to participate • The standard uniform is broken into: • Warm Weather Gear • Cold Weather Gear Module #1 – NOCP

  14. CLA Uniform Policy • Warm Weather Gear includes • Striped Shirt – Short Sleeve • Black Shorts with belt loop • Black Belt • Black ankle or low cut socks • Black Shoes (polished) • Black Hat with white piping • Undershirt if worn shall be black, and the sleeves should not extend below the striped shirtsleeves Module #1 – NOCP

  15. CLA Uniform Policy • Cold Weather Gear includes: • Striped Shirt – Long Sleeve • Black pants with belt loops • Black socks • Black Shoes (polished) • Black Hat with white piping • Black Belt • Undershirt if worn shall be black, and the sleeves should not extend below the striped shirtsleeves. Black turtle neck shirts are permitted. • Gloves – Black • Black jacket orblack shell for under the long sleeve shirt Module #1 – NOCP

  16. Other Equipment You Must Have • 2 Fox 40 Whistles, both carried on the field • Could wear spare on lanyard • 2 Yellow Flags (weighted) • Should be in good shape, not just rags around a golf ball • Scorecard (have several) • Coin Module #1 – NOCP

  17. Other Equipment You Must Have • Pencils (have several and a sharpener) • Also have a good eraser. Mr. Clean sponge works very well • Tape Measure • Must be a minimum of 6 feet. Should be small enough to carry with you during the game • String (always a good idea) • Watch • Digital or with a second hand Module #1 – NOCP

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