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Referee Clinic 2010
 SABO Basketball Referee Clinic Becoming a Referee Becoming a referee is a fairly simple process. Buy a uniform and a whistle, go to a rules review session and get your first assignment. But of course refereeing is not that easy. The SABO Referee Clinic can make a big difference whether you are a beginner or an experienced referee who wants to improve their skills. 
How the SABO Referee Clinic is set up? Participants will go through three (3) 30 minute sessions on different parts of refereeing. Each session will be designed for your level of refereeing and will be delivered by different instructors who have years of experience at the high school and college level. Participants will referee actual basketball games involving teams from the FCYBA Spring League. Games will be video taped and participants will be critiqued for improvement by high school and college referees, assigners and evaluators. TBA in 2010 *Knowledge of the Rules *Application of the Rules *2 Man and 3 Man Official’s Mechanics *Officials’ Duties *Fouls, Violations and Penalties *Floor Positioning *Referee Signals *Advantage/Disadvantage *Handling Coaches You will receive *High Quality instruction’ *Constructive Critique of your refereeing’ *Video for self evaluation. Clinic Fees; SABO members - $50.00 New SABO members - $85.00 (Includes 2007-08 registration fee of $40.00) |
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