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w_sohl Thu Jan 03, 2002 05:28pm

What are some things that I can do to get contacts so that some JC and maybe D3 assignors can see me (other than getting to camps, I already intend on doing that). Don't get me wrong, I always have room for improvement but I think that I could handle games at that level.

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This is the only job where you
are expected to be perfect your
first time on the floor.

BBarnaky Thu Jan 03, 2002 06:13pm

Upper Level Games
 
Where do you live?

w_sohl Thu Jan 03, 2002 06:16pm

Gurnee, Illinois....

near Chicago.

BBarnaky Thu Jan 03, 2002 11:31pm

Upper Level
 
I will keep my ears open and let you know of any camps in the Mid-West this upcoming summer and will post them for you.

crew Thu Jan 03, 2002 11:34pm

Quote:

Originally posted by w_sohl
Gurnee, Illinois....

near Chicago.

bill stokes hosts a conference usa camp in that area. you could contact the office to find out when and where.

JRutledge Fri Jan 04, 2002 12:13am

Well.......
 
I live in the Chicagoland area. Depending on if you want to do Men's or Women's or even both, I work for a couple of assignors in the area. If you email me I can give you more information when the camp times are set.

Peace

w_sohl Fri Jan 04, 2002 02:11pm

Contacting JRutledge...
 
Tried to email you but your setting is set to not receive emails from this board.

My email is as follows: [email protected]

Thank you to all who have helped me with some contact information. My goal is to take this to the Pro level (minimum of D1). I understand that there are politics involved and if anyone could give me some advice as to what I can do to better my chances I would also appreciate that as well.

Again, thanks, and have good seasons to all.

ChuckElias Fri Jan 04, 2002 03:36pm

Re: Contacting JRutledge...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by w_sohl
This is the only job where you
are expected to be perfect your
first time on the floor.

And then improve each time out!

Hoosier Sat Jan 05, 2002 07:16am

I don't know what your aspirations are, but if you want to go to the women's game, there is a great D3 camp in Illinois. The web site is http://mwcofficials.com/. I went last summer and had a blast and learned alot. The price is really good too because it includes your room and board unlike a lot of camps that charge a lot then you have to find your room and food as well.

w_sohl Sat Jan 05, 2002 10:28am

Mid West Referee School
 
I actually met Al Raya, the supervisor of women's basketball officials for that conference at a high school camp that I went to. He is from around where I live. I definately plan to attend his camp the next time he has one.

Doug Sat Jan 05, 2002 07:23pm

The Right Call
 
I met all of the upper level officials at the camp I went to. It was a high/college camp, and the majority of the officials there were d1. They were helpful and anwsered any questions we had, that was almost more valuable than the camp itself. I built up some "connections" (other post) by going to this camp. I recieved a lot of games because of it. Good luck

Mark Dexter Sat Jan 05, 2002 07:38pm

Re: The Right Call
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Doug
I met all of the upper level officials at the camp I went to. It was a high/college camp, and the majority of the officials there were d1. They were helpful and anwsered any questions we had, that was almost more valuable than the camp itself. I built up some "connections" (other post) by going to this camp. I recieved a lot of games because of it. Good luck
What camp did you go to?


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