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Originally posted by blindzebra
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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by refTN
Jurassic in three years I would have to say that in games total I have done near 600 games and about 35% at the high school varsity level.
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So...... refTN- you're 19 years old; you've already refereed for 3 years - which means you started around the age of 16- and you've already done about .35x600=210 regular season high school varsity games. You truly are a wunderkind. 70 games/year is a fairly heavy varsity schedule- for sure.
In Tennessee, do you have to write and pass the NFHS test(s)- either part 1 or 2- to officiate high school leagues? If so, what marks did you get on those tests the last 3 years? If not, does Tennessee require officials to write any formal tests to qualify someone to officiate high school varsity basketball?
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Don't most states require an official to be 18 and already a graduate to work high school games?
So it would seem he did those 210 games in one season.
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He would have to have done that. Tennessee requires their high school certified officials to be at least 18 years of age and also be a high school graduate.
http://www.tssaa.org/Handbook/officials.pdf
Wed Jul 20, 2005, 07:45pm
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