Aloha and thank you for your interest in becoming an AYSO referee.AYSO programs depend on a team of volunteers like you.
Referees ensure that games are FAIR, SAFE, and FUN for our keiki, coaches, and ohana.
Your increased knowledge of the game helps educate parents, players, and coaches, too.
PLEASE email R403 Referee Coordinator at [email protected] with name, town, and phone number. Include information if you played as a child or your keiki have played in recent years, including team name, and age division.
HOW TO BECOME A REFEREE:
1) Complete Volunteer registration choose "Referee" 2) Complete the background check required of all volunteers. 3) Login to AYSOU and Complete Safe Haven, Concussion Awareness training, and Sudden Cardiac Arrest training and upload your
certificates to your account. (Directions for logging in to AYSOU in "AYSOU Instructions" tab) 4) Complete the on-line Regional Referee Training Course (Click AYSOU tab on AYSO403.org website, click "On-Line Courses" on red menu bar. They are in the "Refereeing Courses") 5) Attend an in-person training, which are scheduled by the Board of Directors.
Resources
Game card -- front
Game card -- back
U6 and U8 Laws_of_the_game
Incident Report Form
Additional Online Information & Help
AYSO Courses and Manuals Online
www.aysotraining.org Learn about AYSO National Referee Program with comprehensive information including rules, laws of the game, guidance for Referees and Coaches and all division specific Coaching Manuals.
You will need your AYSO ID number to access the courses/manuals. You must update your registration each membership year.
Learn about the volunteer roles at https://ayso.org/volunteer-with-ayso/.