I'm new to the site but can anyone help me..I am looking for basketball officials camps..I live in virginia and any camps you find would be helpful.
Thanks

[Edited by sold12 on Jan 31st, 2006 at 10:35 AM]

Here's One...
 

George Toliver's Basketball Officials School in Harrisonburg
http://www.toliverbasketball.com

D3 Supercamp in Richmond
http://www.d3supercamp.com/

Time Out Referee School at American U.
http://www.macboa.org/training/training.html

The Referee's Choice Basketball Officials Camp @ Virginia Tech
http://www.geocities.com/refereeschoice/camp.html

VHSL holds a good camp at Virginia Commonwealth U. that is a good first camp, if you haven't worked much 3-person or are relatively new then this would be a goodcamp. The information will be posted on http://www.vhsl.org/ when it gets closer to summer time.

And then Tolliver's as mentioned above. Those are all the camps I know of in VA, I can give you more camps if you want to go out of state but all these camps are suppose to be great camps. I can suggest a specific one for you if you tell me your experience and what you're looking to do.

[Edited by Snake~eyes on Jan 31st, 2006 at 12:13 PM]

Officating camps
 

Thanks for you help..Last year I went to John Holt's camp in Morgantown,Wva and that was a great camp.Looking to get into womens college basketball at any level..If you have any info on other states close to me that would sound great for example, MD,WVA,NC,SC,PA all these states if you have any info on them.
Thanks

Sold12,

Where are you located in VA? The Capital Conference (D3) is a good conference in the area. All the schools are within 3 hours of Fairfax. Paul Plott is the assignor. You can get his info from http://www.cboboff.com

Also, Time-Out is a good camp where the Maryland JUCO conference picks up his officials.

Hope this helps.

OCReferee

I was wondering if anybody has any info on any Ohio camps?Any info would be appreciated. Thanks

Re: Officating camps
 

I was going to suggest Paul Plott's Camp for D3 basketball, Capital Conference as stated above. Good place to try and start.

If you want to work JUCO then go to Timeout, from what I have been told you are almost guaranteed to be picked up on the women's side, if you are any good.

Anybody got anything for the state of missouri???

How about East Coast? Rhode Island, Mass or Conn?

Officiating camps
 

I'm located about 75 miles from DC..In the shenandoah valley. Like I say looking to get into womens division..
Thanks for all the info so far.Keep it coming..

Remember if you have anymore info please reply to this post..

[Edited by sold12 on Feb 7th, 2006 at 10:52 PM]

Sold12,
What association are you with? I'm with Piedmont Shenandoah.

SBOA

Anyone know of any ARIZONA Camps besides the camps held at ASU each year?????

In addition to the AIA camp at ASU (which may not happen this year if Evans gets fired) there's the Big Sky camp, which generally has two or three different 4 day sessions. And down in Tucson we have the Southern Arizona Officials camp which runs for three one week sessions. Dates for both of the latter are not avaliable yet, but as soon as they are I'll post them here.

For Mass. try http://www.therefereeschool.com