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Connecticut State Referee Program

Connecticut State Referee Program
 

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Connecticut State Referee Program
11 Executive Drive
Farmington, CT
06032

Tel: 860-676-1161
Fax: 860-676-1162
Email: info@ctreferee.net



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Welcome to the Connecticut State Referee Program Website

CTReferee.net

the complete resource for Soccer Referees in Connecticut



Referee Clinics and Event Schedules:

Visit the CSRP Event Calendar to view information for all posted Events and Clinics
or
Click here to go to the Referee Clinics page for other training information.



Recertification and Entry Level Training for 2012 is now CLOSED!!!

Entry Level Registration and Training will resume in August 2012
and will end no later then December 31, 2012
.

Recertification for the officiating year 2013 will start in
September 2012 and will end no later then November 30, 2012
.

PLEASE PLAN AHEAD ACCORDINGLY AND ACT EARLY - THERE WILL BE
NO EXCEPTIONS PAST THE FINAL END DATE
!!!

The Connecticut State Referee Program is now on Facebook.
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Referee Assignor Program:

Visit the page Referee Assigning for more information on Referee Assigning Policy

CSRP Referee Camp 2012

The 2012 CSRP Referee Camp is full!!!     Contact Judy at the CSRP Office or e-mail info@ctreferee.net if you would like to be placed on a "waiting list" for the 2012 Referee Camp.

The CSRP is pleased to announce that the Referee Camp will be held in conjunction with the Girls' Region I ODP Camp at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI. and will start 12 noon on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 and end at 12 noon on Sunday, July 15, 2012.

Click here for more camp information...


"Across the Academy" - May 17

Connecticut Referee Ken Henriques earned praise for his performance during this past weekend's U-17/18 match between the Oakwood Soccer Club and FC Greater Boston. Ken's performance was applauded by the team coaches, U.S. Soccer coaching staff and Referee Department. As a result of his hard work Ken has been selected as the Development Academy Referee of the Week for week 34.

Congratulations Ken!!!

Click here to visit the US Soccer page "Across the Academy" - May 17, 2012...


Unanchored Goals = Serious Injury

It is the responsibility of the Referee to check for the safety of the players!!!

The Referee's authority begins upon arrival at the area of the field of play and continues until he or she has left the area of the field after the game has been completed. The Referee's authority extends to time when the ball is not in play, to temporary suspensions, to the half-time break, and to additional periods of play or kicks from the penalty mark required by the rules of the competition.

The first order of business for the Referee team upon entering the field is to determine the fitness of the field. Failing to perform that duty is a significant breach of the Referees' responsiblies and represents Referee misconduct.

IF Goals Are Not Anchored - Do Not Start The Game!!!


Recent USSF Memorandums and Position Papers

Visit USSOCCER.COM to catch up on the latest news or get information on their various programs...

Many documents on the CSRP web are offered in the PDF file format - to view or download these files you will need to have Adobe Reader installed on your computer. You can obtain Adobe Reader for free from www.adobe.com by clicking on the Adobe PDF Reader image to the right: