Do college conferences

[rockchalk jhawk]

Originally Posted by brainbrian

It's my understanding that the NCAA does not allow conferences to require officials to pay fees to be assigned.

The conferences I work for definitely charge a fee, though the higher levels of basketball that I work charge the lowest dues. Go figure.

Somebody mentioned the $100 fee you have to pay to arbiter for D1. I have to register there as well primarily because I'm required to take and pass the test, though I believe that it's a requirement to be registered through arbiter to work D2 ball as well, though I could be wrong on that point.

In my neck of the woods there are no league fees charged for high school, though there is a yearly fee to KSHSAA ($65?).

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by rockchalk jhawk

The conferences I work for definitely charge a fee, though the higher levels of basketball that I work charge the lowest dues. Go figure.

Somebody mentioned the $100 fee you have to pay to arbiter for D1. I have to register there as well primarily because I'm required to take and pass the test, though I believe that it's a requirement to be registered through arbiter to work D2 ball as well, though I could be wrong on that point.

In my neck of the woods there are no league fees charged for high school, though there is a yearly fee to KSHSAA ($65?).

The $100 gets you: rules and case books, access to plays throughout the year, memos, and I think it goes towards the background check that's required.

In the conferences I work there's a fee of basically camp and dues.

[JRutledge]

I do not have to pay any fee to work any game when I am clearly on staff. The Arbiter fee is mostly optional as it is access to the informational site, not the assigning part of Arbiter.

Peace

[BigT]

The local juco college assignor here charges $50 dues and his camp is $235 each year.