Game fees?
 

Anyone know what the pay for college conferences are? Iheard from 650 to 800 plus per deim

Depending on which division & conference you're working, it could be much lower or much higher.

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The conferences set the price. Some pay mileage, per deim, and some are flat fees. Prices may differ from men's to women's basketball.

Is there any web site that would list the fees?

I was at a camp this summer with quite a few well respected d1 officials in the MVC and Big 12 and they say Welmer wont get off the couch for anything less than 2 grand.

That includes per diem and travel. Game fees are just "for the game."

Think about it from a typical HS official standpoint. We get $35/game for a Varsity Game (3-person). That doesn't include mileage ($0.585/mile). I called one VG game earlier this season (3-person), and made $148 (+/-). So I can say I made $148 for the game, but that would be misleading.

That being said, I have a friend D1-Women's who said he went to work a tournament once (D1), and called two games. He received a check for just over $4500. Now that I could live with . . .

I hate to see what you guys get for youth & wreck ball then :eek:

$18-25/game. And I have to wonder WHY I don't run those games anymore . . . :rolleyes:

Yeah, but the games were in Hawaii. Expensive chunk taken out of that check. On the other hand -- free vacation.

Bigdog, where you be runnin' ?

Wow, 35 for a Varsity? In Missouri, I always make at least $50 per varsity plus .40 cents a mile.

All Sub-Varsity: $54.75 ...
 

Connecticut varsity: $84.44, no mileage.

Sounds like I need to fly out to Connecticut

Texas. University Interscholastic League (UIL) controls our game fees and mileage. Link: http://www.uil.utexas.edu/athletics/...s_payscale.pdf

6 minute quarters = $35
7 minute quarters = $45
8 minute quarters = $55

Add $15 if you only do one game.

40 cents/mile

The JC conference around here pays 96/game, but I can't remember how much it is per mile.

For high school we get paid like this.

Frosh-46/game

JV-49/game

Varsity 67/game, but 55/game for 3-person

We don't get paid mileage though...

we get $52 with no mileage for all subvarsity (2-whistle)
if you do have to travel then you get a flat fee of $25 mileage.
(the most ive traveled is 120miles round trip) and i got that mileage

and $63 for varsity (2-whistle) with no mileage

and $60 for Varisty (3-whistle)

Can't speak for all in my area, but this is how I see it:

Rec - $16-$25 (depending on experience)
MS/F/JV - $43-$50
V - $60 (V Clock - $35)

No mileage

In NY state.....

Varsity: $67.50
3 Person: $61.75
JV/Frosh: $47.25

Mileage is 40 cents.

Depends on which side of the river I work on, Iowa or Nebraska. Disclaimer: my varsity has been all Iowa so far, so I can't speak for the Nebraska, whilst my subvarsity has been all Nebraska. (Don't ask about this odd quirk!)

Varsity: $40-50/game (I usually end up working boy/girl doubleheaders)
Subvarsity: $40/game (Metro Association-I end up negotiating this from the smaller schools as well)
JH: $30/game, and (if I recall right) $45 for a doubleheader (sometimes the B game is a running clock or shorter periods)
No mileage at the varsity level, though I hear some schools MAY be willing to do it if negotiated.

I am looking for info on college games????? Any info would be appreciated

d3 - $130
naia - $130
d2 - $170
d1 - $450 - $2000

College Game Fees
 

$140 Women's NCAA D3
$160 Women's NAIA D1
$150 Women's JUCO (last season, don't have my first game in this conference until the end of January and I can't remember if we got a raise)
NCAA Women's D2 $175-$220
When I worked in S. California the games fees for these Divisions were much less, which I thought was kind of strange.
As someone else said the game fee varies by conference and sometimes they are on tiers. In some D1 Conferences "top tier" officials can make more than a $1000 game fee, in other conferences the game fee is much lower and may or may not be tiered (sp?).