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Along these lines, I assume then that OSAA requires mandatory ASEP certification for all coaches, including assistants. Unfortunately officials rarely get this kind of information except by osmosis. When ejecting a head coach, I first politely ask them if they have a qualified assistant on the bench and who it is. This accomplishes two things: First - it tells me who the new acting coach will be; Second - asking them a question makes the coach change their line of thought, putting them a little off balance if you will, and the momentary confusion can really help defuse a potentially volatile situation. It's a sneaky little trick I learned in LEO training almost three decades ago and it still works..... On the rare occasion they'd say "no" (and I've never seen this happen), we can then either quickly try to find one handy from their school or go the forfeit route. In Juulie's case, since the boy's V coach took over, I assume all was OK...... [Edited by TimTaylor on Jan 30th, 2006 at 02:21 AM] |
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I was simply trying to comment on Juulie's statement about the confusion of who was taking over. I am sure you are aware that by 2010 ALL OFFICIALS that work Oregon State Activities Association sponsored athletic events will be required to be ASEP certified. The requirement, which starts a three year phase-in starting in 2007, is tied to any game fee increases being granted by the inter-league council. First year officials in all sports will be the first to be required to pass both a methods class and a princples class. New officials will be hit with yet another "start-up" cost as the testing is $75. The OAOA is attempting to find ways to assist in payment for new officials. All varsity officials in all sports will be "grandfathered" past the methods class but will be required to pass the principles section. |
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[Edited by rainmaker on Jan 30th, 2006 at 11:58 AM] |
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Regarding the principles class, it is only required if you wish to be eligible for tournament games. If you don't take it, can still work any regular season game.
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He didn't answer my question either - I asked about ASEP requirements for coaches & got an answer about officials, which as you pointed out differs from what we were told at the meeting. Guess we could always ask Jack...... |
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