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I suggest you dont announce to everyone that this is only your first or second game. No one needs to know this. A strong whistle and crisp hand signals will portray an air of confidence. Perception is reality; if you look like you are confident and know what you are doing, that's how you will look to others. Of course a well groomed, neat appearance with proper uniform is the very first impression you should always make.
Try to have a good pregame with your partner to review rotations, switching and primary coverage areas. There is a likelihood you will be told different things by different partners game after game. Just go with the flow at the time, but refer to the rule/case books and the mechanics manual if in doubt. Keep chit-chat with coaches to a bare minimum and resist interaction (positive or negative) with fans. Less is more in the talking department.
Good luck, have fun!
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