Why We Do It
Make a difference in your community
Officiating is the process of ensuring that the game is played according to the rules and regulations. This is done by a team of referees who oversee every aspect of the game, from the start of the first play to the final whistle. Our primary responsibility is to make sure that each team plays fairly and to ensure the safety of all players on the field.
Common Questions
No experience necessary. Our trainers will get you ready.
Our officials come from the community and represent: educators, law enforcement, students, electricians, small business owners, contractors, custodians, chaplains, bankers, truck drivers, engineers, retirees, and more.
Pay
Game Fees are $70-100 per game. Depending on availability, our officials work 10-70 games each season.
Availability
Set your own availability and work as many or as few games as you want. Work games according to your schedule.
Cost
You pay, OSAA registration of $95. We help finance your uniform to get started.
Experience
No beginning experience necessary. Our training committee provides a complete classroom and on-field program.
Games
New officials could work games played Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri with kickoffs between 4-7pm. Youth games on Sat.
Time Commitment
Becoming an official requires time and dedication. The level of success you attain is determined by the work you put in.