"Wisconsin Refs" - 3 Person Question

[BearBoy]

What conferences in the State of Wisconsin use 3-Person officiating, at the high school Varsity level?

I am aware of the Big-8 and Southern Lakes. Are there others?

[GoodwillRef]

Midwest Classic (Metro Milw Area)
Southeast Conference
Milw City Conference (Starting 2009-2010)

[chartrusepengui]

Nothing in NE WI but there is a quite a bit of talk about it going on with AD's

[WIRef]

Rock Valley will allow you to use 3-person crew, if approved by both AD's and Commissioner. It is a game-by-game choice. However, it is pay 2 for 3. Some guys don't mind making $37 instead of $55 per game, to get that 3-person experience.

[mcarr]

Classic 8

[zakman2005000]

Big Rivers, Middle Border and Dunn-St. Croix in NW WI will all pay for 3 next year.

[williebfree]

Originally Posted by WIRef

Rock Valley will allow you to use 3-person crew, if approved by both AD's and Commissioner. It is a game-by-game choice. However, it is pay 2 for 3. Some guys don't mind making $37 instead of $55 per game, to get that 3-person experience.

The following are similar to Rock Valley:
Central WI Conference
Marawood
Great Northern
Northern Lakes
WI Valley

I have not worked the Cloverbelt enough, nor did I ask about 3-person games in that Conference.

[mick]

I worked three 3-whistle games in the Indianhead Conference.

[williebfree]

Originally Posted by mick

I worked three 3-whistle games in the Indianhead Conference.

Did they pay 3-whistles?

[mick]

Originally Posted by williebfree

Did they pay 3-whistles?

I dunno.
For each of the the three single varsity games, we got three checks totaled $210.00, as I recall.

[williebfree]

Originally Posted by mick

I dunno.
For each of the the three single varsity games, we got three checks totaled $210.00, as I recall.

$70 ea and no mileage?
$55 ea and $45 mileage?
Hmmmmm?

Did your team split 3 ways and driver "eat" the costs?

[mick]

Originally Posted by williebfree

$70 ea and no mileage?
$55 ea and $45 mileage?
Hmmmmm?

Did your team split 3 ways and driver "eat" the costs?

Something like that.
Why are you laughing at me?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by WIRef

Rock Valley will allow you to use 3-person crew, if approved by both AD's and Commissioner. It is a game-by-game choice. However, it is pay 2 for 3. Some guys don't mind making $37 instead of $55 per game, to get that 3-person experience.

To me, it's an odd thing. I want to work 3 100% of the time, but I want a full game check for a full game's work.

In a 40-game season (a few left), I worked about 15 3-person games and was paid a full check for all but 2 (I'll work 3-for-2 with certain people once in a while and over the holidays or early in the season).

I won't play "mother-may-I" with coaches/ADs, either -- when I find out they want all kind of approval to do it, then they'll just get the 2 officials they were contracted.

[Adam]

In my last association JV games would occasionally be assigned three officials, but it was a 3 for 2 deal.

Here, there is a slight reduction in fee for 3, but it is not nearly as bad as 3 for 2. JV is $41 for 2, $35.50 for 3.

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

To me, it's an odd thing. I want to work 3 100% of the time, but I want a full game check for a full game's work.

In a 40-game season (a few left), I worked about 15 3-person games and was paid a full check for all but 2 (I'll work 3-for-2 with certain people once in a while and over the holidays or early in the season).

I won't play "mother-may-I" with coaches/ADs, either -- when I find out they want all kind of approval to do it, then they'll just get the 2 officials they were contracted.

I believe that the 3 officials for 2 pay (the officials choice) is good to a point to expose the teams and AD to the benefits of having three officials. At the same time we can promote and get in the AD's ear about their conference going to 3 person.