WCISOA

2011 Comparative Guide

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Fri, 11 May 2012 08:49:24 PDT

The 2011 Comparative Guide for NCAA Rules/NFHS Rules/FIFA LOTG is available as a pdf file. It lists most differences between FIFA/NCAA/NFHS Rules (Laws). It reflects the status as of January 2012. View it at REFEREE:Forms or ASSESSORS:Forms

Lightning Guidelines

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 14:30:28 PST

Your 2010-2011 NCAA Rule Book has Lightning Guidelines
at the back of the book on page 97.

Read the Guidelines, basically a 30 minute period of no lightning is required before the match is resumed. This applies to all levels of NCAA play.

These are similar to USSF Guidelines which apply to Junior College matches. Err on the side of safety.

JC Rules - 2010

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 14:30:10 PST

Rules for Community Colleges enacted 2009

CCCAA playing rules for soccer regular conference games.

4.2.8 SOCCER
A. All conference competition contests shall be played under current Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) laws with the following modifications:

1. Unlimited substitutions are permitted and shall be made only during the following: kickoffs, goal kicks, your own throw-ins, your own corner kicks, cautions (yellow cards), injuries, or any time the other team substitutes.
2. An unlimited number of players are permitted on the team roster. For soccer, all disqualifications (including those not covered under Bylaw 4) are subject to a one (1)-game suspension.
3. Fields must be a minimum width of 70 yards and a minimum length of 110 yards for postconference competition. Maximum dimensions of the soccer field are 80 yards by 120 yards.
4. A game shall include two (2) 45-minute halves.
5 Once an official halts play due to an injury, the attending medical personnel will assume authority regarding the disposition of the injured player.
6. Referees shall show yellow and red cards issued to coaches for misconduct.
7. The center official is required to notify both coaches as to the amount of stoppage time added for both halves.

There is No Overtime for regular season games.

NCAA Refresher Test

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 14:29:49 PST

Taking the annual NCAA Rules Refresher Test is a requirement. It is taken on-line. Use the link below. A sample test is located under Referee/Forms.

Referee having problems being able to take the NCAA Rules refresher test after you have gone through the registration process, please call the support line for assistance. The support number for ArbiterSports is 801-576-9436.

The deadline for taking the test has been extended to September 6, 2011.

You can complete the test by going to ArbiterSports.com/ncaa

California Community College Soccer News

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 17:31:38 PST

Get all your California Community College Soccer News.

Stay up to date with the schools we serve!

College Club

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 10:55:27 PDT

College Club Soccer

College club soccer games are listed on ArbiterSports.com.
You can Self Assign to these games, they keep adding games.
If you have questions, call Terry. You are already on ArbiterSports. Log on here>>

Your Picture on the Web

jamesamayes@gmail.com (James Mayes) — Sat, 5 Feb 2011 10:31:59 PST

Referee Photos on WCISOA.ORG. We want you to post your photo on the web page so your fellow members know what you look like. Your picture will show when your name is selected under REFEREE:Directory. Go to SERVICES:Profile and upload it from there.

Annual Requirements

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 08:57:15 PDT

Annual Requirements for continuing WCISOA referees are 1) Dues 2) Fun Run 3) Medical Waiver. 4) Availability, and 5) "Accepting" the Agreement for Officiating Services on the web site.

Dues - Dues must be current - officials who do opt out of the automatic payroll deduction must mail their check to Jon Dwyer, including any fee for late payment.

Fun Run - This must be completed prior to assignments being issued. In the event of physical problem, the run might be put off but assignments will be pulled if the run is not completed prior to the season.

Medical Waiver - Must be collected at the time of the Fun Run.

Availability - Completed at the Assigning Web Site - http://www.arbitersports.com/ Once done, checking off the "Ready" box completes the requirement.

JC Playoff Overtime Rules

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 8 Dec 2009 18:13:30 PST

JC Playoff Overtime Rules
COA Rules for ties are straight FIFA, here is the quote from the handbook;

"All games that end in a tie shall use the procedures as follows:
A. In case of a tie after 90 minutes of play, two (2) extra periods of 15 minutes shall be played.
B. If a tie persists after playing two (2) extra periods of 15 minutes, kicks shall be taken from the penalty mark according to F.I.F.A. instructions to the National Associations and Continental Federations described in F.I.F.A. Laws of the Game and Universal Guide for Referees (page 45).
C. It is the responsibility of the referee to monitor such procedures with the help of the assistant referees.
D. There will be no golden goal."

NCAA 2008-2009 Rule book

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 09:03:34 PST

The 2008-2009 NCAA RULE BOOK is available under Referee:Forms, or download from NCAA

Parking - Chico State

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 09:02:16 PST

Chico State Parking Rules
Parking Rules will be enforced. Chico State will supply parking passes to officials. The Assistant DA will have them for you. However, since he does not always know when you will arrive, you can have the Parking Pass mailed to you, in advance. Send requests to:
Mitch Cox
Asst. Director of Athletics
California State University, Chico
Chico, CA 95929-0300
(530) 898-6470
MSCox@csuchico.edu
Include the date of the match so he can put the correct date on the Parking Pass.

Parking - CSU East Bay

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 09:01:57 PST

CSU East Bay Parking Rules
Parking Rules will be enforced. CSU East Bay will supply parking passes to officials. The Assistant DA will e-mail them to you. E-mail your requests to:
Marissa Parry
Cal State East Bay
Asst. Athletic Director - Events and Facilities
marissa.parry@csueastbay.edu
office 510.885.2810
cell 925.548.5403

Include the date of the match so she can put the correct date on the Parking Pass

Issuing a 2nd Caution

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 22:30:56 PST

NISOA Second Caution Mechanic REVISED

See NISOA letter at Referee:Forms. It is to be applied, beginning the 2008 season, to all NCAA/NAIA matches.

The College Pitch

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Wed, 8 Oct 2008 08:52:15 PDT

"The College Pitch" Vol.2, the occasion WCISOA Newsletter is available under Referee:Forms

Regional Assignments

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Fri, 9 Feb 2007 10:28:58 PST

Regional Assignments - Visiting referees will again officiate the conference games for the seven Northern California Division 1 schools.

The visiting referee will have access to the names of the Assistant Referees and will contact the one nearest the airport and the game to obtain a ride. These A.R.'s may be assigned based on their proximity to the airport and game site to minimize any inconvenience.

It is not a requirement that AR's use their time to find, pick up, and deliver a visiting official. If possible, they should do so. The important issue is that the visiting referee be at the game site in a timely manner.

Suggestion- go to the web site or school site and find the actual address to the school. Supply the incoming official of the actual address and the phone number of a service like Super Shuttle, which they can use when they arrive.

Visiting Regional referees will not file a Match Report for the match, after completion of the match, the AR's must do so.

If you want to contact the Regional official directly, you must get the information from the WCISOA Assignor.

Referee Uniforms

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Fri, 9 Feb 2007 10:27:33 PST

Referee Uniforms - NISOA has 4 approved referee uniform shirts - NISOA blue, NISOA gold, NISOA orange, and NISOA black. Whether the NISOA black, NISOA gold, NISOA blue,or NISOA orange, is to be used, all officials must dress alike.

The Chapter uses the socks with white strips as the standard sock to be worn. IF, all three officials have matching socks with colored stripes, they may choose to wear them.

The USSF style uniforms are not appropriate for any games, including Junior College and Division 3.

Official's Evaluation Form

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Fri, 9 Feb 2007 10:26:17 PST

Official's Evaluation Form - Each official is to be at the field and ready to officiate no later than 30 minutes before game time; 45 minutes is preferred. Each Referee is to introduce themselves and their A.R.'s to each coach, and give the Evaluation Form with official's names to them. It helps to identify who is working where. This form is very important in our ongoing effort to improve communications and trust with our serviced schools.

THESE FORMS CAN BE DOWNLOADED FROM THE WEB SITE
If downloaded from you Assignments page, it includes all of the information you need to fill in.

CCAA Contract

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Fri, 9 Feb 2007 10:24:28 PST

The California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) requires that WCISOA officials assigned to their conference games fill out an application and a contract for the current year.
CCAA = Chico, Humboldt State, Monterey Bay, Sonoma, Stanislaus, & SF State

While these games are posted on WCISOA.ORG, in addition, their assignments must be ACCEPTED,DECLINED on their web site via https://www.thearbiter.net under
103019 Big West Conference Official

Send Off Reports

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Thu, 8 Feb 2007 16:54:51 PST

Ejection Reports - If a player or coach is ejected from a game, this report must be completed within 24 hours of the incident. Keep a copy for your records in the event that there are follow up questions.

These forms are to be completed on the website.

There is a different form for 2 year schools and 4 year schools. The web site will generate the appropriate form after you supply the data. You can print the completed form for your files. The 4 Year College Form must be printed as a pdf and emailed to Brian Crossman. crossman@covenant.edu

PreGame Coordination

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Thu, 8 Feb 2007 16:44:53 PST

Pre-game Coordination Between Officials

Summary of Confirmation Process

72 hours before match

All officials check web site to verify game time and location

Referee contacts each AR.

Referee must get a reply from each AR.

48 hours before match

If an AR has not been contacted by Referee, then the AR must contact the Referee.

AR should also contact other AR.

24 hours before match

Referee contacts Assignor if he has not made contact with or received confirmation from AR.

AR contacts Assignor if he has not had contact with Referee.

All officials should continue to work to get a full crew to the game site.

Failure of a referee team to follow this process with the subsequent lack of the assigned official at the match will result in a fine. The officials at the match are fine 1/2 of their game fee. The missing official is fined a full game fee.

WCISOA Insurance

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 20:09:43 PDT

WCISOA carries secondary Accident Insurance for all matches assigned by WCISOA, for WCISOA members. In the event of injury, the member is to seek treatment through their primary carrier. If charges not all are not covered, the WCISOA insurance takes over. For questions on filing or forms for filing, contact the Vice President.

Assessment Fees

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 19:46:05 PDT

WCISOA does not charge members for routine assessments. This is done since WCISOA wants the assessments to evaluate the performance of WCISOA officials.

NISOA has a requirement for NISOA National Referees and NISOA National Referees Candidates that they have 4 assessments in qualified games over a two year period. By action of the WCISOA Board of Directors, WCISOA will pay for up to 2 assessments in any calendar year for any NISOA National Referee or NISOA National Referee Candidate. Those individuals will pay for any assessments beyond the two in any one calendar year.

Annual NISOA/WCISOA Dues Deduction

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Sat, 18 Mar 2006 08:39:24 PST

NISOA/WCISOA Dues Deduction

WCISOA is required by NISOA to submit the following year's dues at the conclusion of the current year of activity. To facilitate the paperwork preparation required to comply with this mandate, we will deduct the required amount from your earnings ($110.00). At the direction of the Board of Directors, this deduction is automatic and will happen on the first check issued by WCISOA.

If you contemplate that you will not be serving NISOA/WCISOA in the next year, you must inform the Treasurer prior to the end of September. The funds submitted by NISOA are not refundable.

In the event that you elect to not have your dues deduction for the next year made at this time, and you wish to submit funds for dues later, a late Fee is attached to the submittal, increasing the amount due to $125.

For those intending to not have their dues withheld at this time, the Treasurer MUST BE NOTIFIED BY THE THIRD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER.

Terms of Use

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 13 Sep 2005 10:00:27 PDT

When you logon to the wcisoa.org web site for the first time, you will be asked to accept a "Terms of Use" agreement. You must agree before being allowed to use the web site. The agreement expresses the general conditions, policies, and procedures that are associated with the use of the private areas of wcisoa.org.

NISOA Professional Behavior Policy

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Thu, 14 Jul 2005 15:18:54 PDT

Whereas, the National Intercollegiate Soccer Officials Association, (NISOA)...believes intercollegiate soccer officiating to be an intergral part of the college soccer program;

Whereas, NISOA...believes in safeguarding the health and welfare of its members;

Whereas, NISOA...believes that the use of performance enhancing drugs, non-prescription drug-abuse and alcohol use before, during and after a game is unethical and unprofessional;

Whereas, NISOA...believes that there exists extensive evidence that the continued use of performance enhancing drugs, as defined by the FDA, is a contributing factor in developing cancer, heart disease, liver disease, sterility, viloent and agressive behavior, and adverse reactions. The FDA, NCAA, the Olympic Committee have designated performance enhancing drug use as a dangerous health hazard.

Therefore, Be It Resolved That:...the NISOA joins with the NCAA and other organizations in a concentrated effort to educate NISOA members in the misuse of performance enhancing drugs, non-prescription drug abuse, and alcohol abuse, especially before and/or after a game.

Ranking Committee 2005

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Thu, 14 Jul 2005 15:16:10 PDT

The WCISOA Ranking Committee is headed by the College Commissioner, plus Dir Referee Development, Dir Assessment, senior Assessors and others as invited by the College Commissioner.

2005 Members of the Committee were: Bill Sawyer, Lynn Williams, Tom Starr, Jon Dwyer, and Bob Fleck. The Committee met in Davis on July 10, 2005.

Rankings were based on the following information: (1) assessments, (2) fitness, (3) health (injury), and current information or knowledge of the officials obtained by the Committee. Evaluations of the referees by coaches were reviewed, but low evaluations were only considered if (1) from more than one school, (2) if even-handed and not angry or abusive, and (3) if concrete facts were presented, not just a grade. Assessments used were those filed on the WCISOA website. Referees can check their online assessments for their feedback.

Many or even most of the rankings that were decreased were due to assessments indicating inadequate performance and those officials lacked current information to offset those results. Decreased fitness was also a factor in many cases. The Committee instituted a priority system for assessment, based on the need for additional information in many of these cases. Lynn Williams, the new Director of Assessment, has requested more information on the assessment needs of our officials and this was a primary reason for the new system. This makes it even more important for officials with no assessment results or low assessment scores to contact Lynn to request an assessment and make themselves available to travel to a match that can be assessed. Assessors are being asked to cover as many assessments as possible early in the season or even prior to the season to permit upgrading or restoring of ranks in mid-season. Another Ranking Committee meeting is planned for late September for this purpose.

As always, the Ranking Committee has made notes on rankings and can provide in-person reviews of these decisions if requested in writing. An email is the easiest route to inquire about your rank and qualifies as in writing. Should any official like to take advantage of this, he/she should also be ready to provide information not available to the Committee to aid in any reappraisal. All requests should be sent to at least two members of the Committee to avoid delays due to travel etc. Questions about the process can be asked of any member of the Committee and may be made in any form. Email and contact numbers for the members listed above are available on the WCISOA website under Board of Directors.

Dues & Fines Schedule

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Wed, 29 Jun 2005 08:35:15 PDT

WCISOA ANNUAL DUES - $40

NISOA New Member Dues - $90

NISOA Annual Renewal - $80

NISOA Dues (renewing member prior to Dec 1 - $70)

Late Dues Payment - $5/month after Dec. 1st for NISOA.

NISOA Inactive Dues - $40/yr to NISOA.

FINES:

Attendance at AGM-Spring Clinic, Summer, and Fall Clinic are required,

Missed AGM - $25.00 fine

Missed Clinic - $25.00 fine

Miss 2 Clinics - $50.00 fine

Miss 3 Clinics - $75.00 fine

Cancellations of Assignments:

14 days or more from date of assignment -No Fine

13 days to 8 days before the date of assignment -$10 Fine

7 days to 1 day before the assignment - $25

Game Day cancellation or No Show - Game Fee Fine

Failure to confirm partner which results in a no show - 1/2 game fee for other officials at match.

WCISOA Officers Duties

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Wed, 8 Jun 2005 09:54:37 PDT

A listing of the Duties of the Elected Officers of WCISOA can be found in the REFEREE area, under Forms.

Match Results

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Fri, 21 Jan 2005 10:42:11 PST

MATCH RESULTS - The details of all past Matches, as reported by the Referee, can be viewed by selecting, under REFEREE & ASSESSOR, the Option - Match Results. You can sort by Team or Match Number.

Ranking FAQ's

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 8 Jun 2004 21:51:42 PDT

The following are a series of questions and answers about WCISOA RANKING:

1) I'm confused, what do the WCISOA rankings mean?

Simply, the rankings provide guidance to both the Assignor and Assessors of the level of play for which you should be considered.

2) How do I find out my current ranking?

Log on to the www.wcisoa.org website, click on the 'Services' tab on the left side, and then click on 'Profile' to bring up your personal profile. Your current WCISOA rankings are shown on the last line under 'WCISOA Characteristics'. By the way, you can't change your own rankings, even though this is the screen you use to update your contact information."

3) Who is on the Ranking Committee?

The ranking committee consists of 3 core members; they are the Director of Referee Assessment, Director of Referee Development and the College Commissioner. Additional invitees include senior assessors or others who may have valuable observations to share. The Member-at-Large is also invited.

A minimum of three invitees constitute a quorum. Most meetings have between 4 and 6 attendees.

4) OK, so what do the numbers mean?

The ranking numbers range from 4 to 1. The higher the number, the higher the level of play to which you may be considered for assignment. The Referee Ranking indicates your level as a center, while the number to the AR ranking indicates your level as an AR. The numbers are used as a guide for the assignor. However, assignments are generally a function of both ranking and individual availability.

5) But, my Referee number and my AR number are different?

Officiating as a referee or as an assistant referee requires different skills, and in most cases individuals may be qualified for a different level of play as a referee than as an assistant.

]5) How do the letters B or A figure into the ranking?

The letter B indicates that the assignor's primary focus will be on placing your center assignments at less competitive level matches than at the A level.

6) OK, my referee number is 3, what can I expect for assignments?

] As stated earlier, assignments are a function of both ranking and individual availability. Given a day on which all members are available, you would likely be assigned to a Community College match. Given a day of heavy assignments and lower availability, you could receive a higher level assignment.

7) This is confusing! Please tie this to the USSF Grade that I have attained.

There isn't a direct correlation. College soccer is both similar and dissimilar to USSF Amateur play. Generally speaking, competitively matched Community College teams are the most challenging of all WCISOA matches, from a game management perspective. On the other hand, less competitive matches may be as challenging as an older level youth match.

8) What differs as matches move to upper levels is usually not game management but recognition of tactics, professional fouls and the need for the official to be able to keep up with very fast and agile athletes plus an ability deal with bench management tactics!

New WCISOA members with advanced USSF grades do not bring their USSF grades with them, but their skills may enable them to advance quickly up the WCISOA ladder.

Think of Division 1 college play as equal to D3 USSF professional play. Very few officials earn the opportunity to center a match at this level. If you are a USSF State Referee, your center assignments may well be at the Community College level based on your demonstrated ability to manage athletes who are doing their best to earn a position on the team at all costs to the opponents. However, your AR assignments could very well be in D1 matches, again based on your demonstrated ability as an AR.

9) But, I am capable of centering at levels higher than Community College!

Please review the previous questions. It is important that you understand that your skills are needed at the level at which aspiring athletes are seeking starting positions and potential scholarships. They are capable of performing self-serving actions. If the assignor did not believe you capable of handling this in the center, you would not be there. Note: our FIFA and NISOA National referees are given assignments at this level. Very rarely do they refuse one as they realize the importance of giving these developing players the highest level of officiating available on a given day.

This is the level of play for which player management, foul and misconduct recognition are paramount! You are there because the assignor has faith in your ability to manage these situations.

10) So why am I there as an AR?

You are there because you are a proven, capable assistant!

11) How do I upgrade?

Achieving a higher rank as a college official is not the same as upgrading in the USSF process. With the exception of National candidates, there is not a formal upgrade process. Advancing in rank is based solely on proven performance. You can request an assessment through the Director of Assessment. Each assessment will be viewed by the ranking committee along with other inputs that they may receive.

Note, for information on becoming a candidate for NISOA National Referee, refer to the NISOA website and the NISOA newsletter.

12) What are other inputs?

There are several areas of other inputs. Committee members may offer personal observations, feedback from coaches may trigger a formal assessment, you may have requested that a dual qualified (USSF/NISOA) assessor provide observational feedback from a USSF match, or a dual qualified assessor has shared his observations of your performance in a USSF match.

It is important to remember, dual qualified assessors, can not share USSF Assessment Reports or Referee feedback to the WCISOA ranking committee as these documents are USSF Confidential. However, for the benefit of referee development, dual qualified assessors often provide verbal and written observations on an individual's strengths and areas for development.

12) I am have a rank of 3 and am assigned only Community College matches. I understand that many assessors can not work the afternoon matches that the Community College play. How do I get an assessment for possible advancement?

Your desire to work some higher level matches is understandable. Also understood is the impact on state budgets and the elimination of Saturday matches for many colleges. This impact reduces the effectiveness of the WCISOA assessment program. The good news follows!

WCISOA has an agreement with the local USSF chapter that the observation of assessors who are dual qualified (USSF and NISOA) can be used for WCISOA ranking purposes. The agreement also empowers the WCISOA Director of Assessment to work with you and a dual qualified assessor to use a USSF match for consideration. To pursue this avenue, contact the Director of Assessment.

13) I can get an assessment in a USSF match for either maintaining or upgrading my USSF grade and for consideration in WCISOA ranking!

This depends on the assessment assignment. If the USSF assignment is done by a dual qualified assessor, the assessor can advise the WCISOA ranking committee of match observation. If you have requested a WCISOA assessment, the match report can not be used for USSF purposes.

Although soccer is an international sport, it does not transcend the boundaries of the various U.S. governing bodies.

Fighting Reports

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 25 May 2004 09:00:50 PDT

Fighting Reports - For incidents of fighting, this report is to be completed in addition to the ejection report, for all NCAA (Div 1 & 2 only) games, and faxed to Levon Baladjanian at (559) 224-0857.

These forms can be downloaded from the website, under REFEREE:Forms.

NISOA Insurance

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 25 May 2004 07:45:24 PDT

Insurance - NISOA carries a $1,000,000 liability policy for all officials while performing their duties in clinics, practices, and games. It is through Sports Mgmnt. Assoc.,L.C..

Employment Status

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 25 May 2004 07:45:24 PDT

Status - You are an Independent Contractor, not an employee of WCISOA. As such, you are NOT eligible to collect Unemployment Insurance nor Worker's Compensation Insurance from the state, due to any injury during a WCISOA/Fermar assignment. As an Independent Contractor, you are responsible for reporting your earnings to the State and Federal government. Should you earn $600.00, we will provide you with a 1099 MISC form stating how much you earned. A copy of this will be sent to the state and federal government at tax time; however, if you earn less than $600.00 we will not report the amount. If you are audited and the state or federal agencies ask for the information, it will be provided to them. We are required by law to do this.

Referee's Match Reports

terry@wcisoa.org (Terry Broderick) — Tue, 25 May 2004 07:45:24 PDT

Referee's Match Reports - It is the responsibility of EACH member of team of referees to confirm each match ASAP after the game. Failure of an official to file their own Match Report means the official will not be paid for that match. This can be done through the Match Report on the website. Use your match number to locate the game and then confirm which officials participated. For any unusual circumstances, use the Comments box and add your initials, do not remove information already there. Simply add your comments and initials.

No Match Report = No Referee Pay.

Note: If the game has never been accepted no Match Repot can be filed.