Lindbergh Community Ed Spring Soccer & Volleyball Referee Meeting 2018 Details
Lindbergh Community Ed held a Spring Soccer & Volleyball Referee Meeting in 2018, focusing on referee perceptions, game official roles, confirming facility status, league items, and philosophy. The agenda included referee roles, responsibilities, and forms, emphasizing sportsmanship, teamwork, and fun for all participants. Site supervisors ensured smooth operations, while hotline checks and game schedules were key aspects of the meeting.
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Lindbergh Community Ed Spring Soccer & Volleyball Referee Meeting 2018
Referee Perceptions before the game even starts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=30&v=1Td-YfB5zwA
Meeting Agenda Welcome/Intro Referee Roles and Responsibilities Referee Scorekeeper (Volleyball) Site Supervisor Required Forms W-9 On file 1. Direct Deposit Form 2. Schedule Conflicts 3. League Items Program Philosophy Breakout into Volleyball & Soccer Discussion Groups. Rules Game Day
Game Official Roles & Responsibilities Lindbergh Community Education provides quality lifelong learning and recreation opportunities to all residents and community members. Our programs strive to develop an atmosphere that emphasizes learning, teamwork, sportsmanship, and FUN! As a game official, you will encourage this atmosphere and will play a vital role in providing a successful program. Site Supervisor s are there to ensure that everything runs smoothly, and to provide support to the Game Officials. They arrive hour prior to the game, and leave hour after the games have ended. Game Officials should check in with the Site Supervisor upon arrival. Site Supervisor s will try to resolve any issues that come up during the day, and/or bring them to the attention of the Community Education Staff.
Confirming Facility Status Facility Status Hotline check before all practices and games to be sure there are no updates. Hotline is updated as follows: Hotline Number: (314) 729-2400 x7553
League Items Picture Day John Karhoff @ Legends STL (will email coach) 6 Game Schedule Game schedules- will email link when ready (teamsideline) Coaches are told to read coaches manual and contact your team by the end of this week! At least 72 hours prior to first practice. Practices begin the week of March 12. Games start the weekend of April 6 & 7. Uniforms will email when available for pick-up Make-up games will be scheduled through the Community Ed office.
League Philosophy All kids shall have equal playing time as best as possible. Sportsmanship: let the players play, let the coaches coach, let the officials officiate, and let the spectators be positive! Number reason kids play sports: FUN! Why do kids quit sports? No longer fun. Your child s success or lack of success in sports does not indicate what kind of coach or parent you are. As a volunteer coach, we must make our league fun for all kids, including the kids that are not on your team. Kudos or Concern each game location will have a supervisor in order to help coaches, staff, and families. Address any game issues with the supervisor. If you have a praise or concern, complete the Kudos or Concern form available at your game location to provide feedback.
Thank you and have a fun season! If you have any questions, our sports staff are available to answer.
