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Old Tue Oct 24, 2006, 09:37am
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Varsity is actually going to be $73 this year. Last year was $72 and we were supposed to get a $2 boost, but the MIAA decided to change their recommendation and only bump it a buck.
I think you are mistaken, Chuck.

From the MIAA handbook (Page 93): http://miaa.net/bluebook.htm

91. Recommended Game Officials’ Fee Schedule
                  2006-07    2007-08
Varsity              $70       $71
JV/Freshman       $49       $50

Last year was $68/game for varsity.

You are correct about three-whistle. The MIAA voted to pay 85 percent of the fee if a school elects to use three officials. (None of the schools that I work want to pay the extra money.)

The fees I mentioned for youth travel and AAU are typical in the Boston suburbs. I should have been more clear.

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Old Tue Oct 24, 2006, 10:02am
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Originally Posted by BayStateRef
I think you are mistaken, Chuck.

From the MIAA handbook (Page 93): http://miaa.net/bluebook.htm

91. Recommended Game Officials’ Fee Schedule
__________2006-07 ____2007-08
Varsity______$70________$71
JV/Fr_______$49________$50

Last year was $68/game for varsity.
Sorry! I guess I got a year ahead of myself. I thought last year was the $70 fee. Shows how much I pay attention to my game checks!

I went back and removed the incorrect fee information I posted. Thanks for the correction.
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Old Wed Oct 25, 2006, 07:28am
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Pennsylvania Dues are 25 to the Chapter and 30 to the state.

Game dues are as follows (This is only in my district, other PA districts may vary)
Varsity 3-man- 55 per official
JV 2 man- 40 per official
9th 2 man- 30 per
Junior high- 30 1 game, 53 double header
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Old Wed Oct 25, 2006, 03:53pm
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Here in Shreveport, Louisiana, my annual dues of $40 covered books, test, etc. The schools pay (and actually choose) the assignment secretary.

Varsity games are paid a state-determined (see http://www.lhsaa.org/sports/basketba...allby-laws.pdf) flat fee according to the number of games an official works that day PLUS a single patch fee ($0 for "registered officials", $2 for a "approved officials" or $6 for a "certified officials") for the day.

1 game only: $24.50 - $27 (amount depends upon classification)
2 games (a doubleheader): total of $36 for both games
3 games (a tripleheader): total of $54 for all three games

The fee is the same whether a 2-person or 3-person crew is utilized. The school also pays a single 60 cents per mile one-way mileage, which is usually split among the crew.

The typical assignment is for a Louisiana official to work a doubleheader (a varsity girl game and a varsity boys game) and, if the official is "certified," the official will get $42 for the night plus a share of mileage. Most of the time the game fee is given to the official at the game.

In our association, all games are officiated with 3-person crews. I do NOT believe that most of the other Louisiana assiciations use 3-person crews exclusively.

Fees for tournament games and all sub-varsity games are negotiated directly between the officials' association and the schools.

Tournament fees in our area (not just by our association) generally range from $20-$30 per official per game (2 or 3 person crews) with no mileage.

For freshmen and JV games, we charge $25 for one game, $40 for two, with a little mileage if the school is "out of town." I'm not sure what the junior high fee is.
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Old Thu Oct 26, 2006, 01:00pm
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In our association in CA, our yearly fee is $85 (went up recently).

How do we get paid? For high school games, the schools typically send checks to our treasurer. The treasurer then issues our checks to each individual official . What our treasurer does is just lump the checks together. So if you did 5 games at 5 different schools at $20 a piece, he would send you one $100 check.

Typically we get checks twice a season. Once around January for the preseason games and then another around March/April for the regular season and/or postseason games.

If you ref adult leagues and other things, checks typically are sent from the league itself. It all really depends.

As for game pay for high school, it varies with the league you are reffing. I don't have it in front of me, but it's probably in the $50 to $60 range for varsity and $40 to $49 or so for JV/Frosh games.
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