Game fees?

[BillyClyde 68]

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.

[GoodwillRef]

BC68

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.

[BillyClyde 68]

Is there any web site that would list the fees?

[MOofficial]

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.

[bigdogrunnin]

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 . . .

Originally Posted by bigdogrunnin

Think about it from a typical HS official standpoint. We get $35/game for a Varsity Game (3-person).

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

[bigdogrunnin]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

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

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

[socalreff]

Originally Posted by bigdogrunnin

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 . . .

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

[Amesman]

Originally Posted by bigdogrunnin

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).

Bigdog, where you be runnin' ?

[budjones05]

Originally Posted by bigdogrunnin

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 . . .

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

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by budjones05

In Missouri, I always make at least $50 per varsity plus .40 cents a mile.

Connecticut varsity: $84.44, no mileage.

[budjones05]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Connecticut varsity: $84.44, no mileage.

Sounds like I need to fly out to Connecticut

[bigdogrunnin]

Originally Posted by Amesman

Bigdog, where you be runnin' ?

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

[zm1283]

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

Add $15 if you only do one game.

40 cents/mile