Game Fees: What are you paid in your area?

[JRutledge]

Nor the link BNR.

Peace

[OKREF]

$110 for 2 games 2 man crew.
$90-$100 for 3 man.

This is the going rate. Schools can pay whatever they want here. No set fees, except for the playoffs. We work double headers each night. Boys and girls.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Nor the link BNR.

Peace

Fixed it...unlike Brady

[JetMetFan]

NYC Public Schools = $107.22 for Varsity (2-person). We do 3-person but only in the playoffs, starting in the QF. JV = $80.42.

Whenever NYC public school teachers get a raise, so do we. Don't ask me how that happened but I'd like to shake the hand of the person who brokered the deal.

NYC Catholic & Private Schools = $115 for Varsity (2-person)

[pfan1981]

Varsity is $50-$60 for three man.

JV and freshman is $45-$50.

Middle school is $25/game.

If you are doing it for the money, you would be better off doing the lower levels and staying in town. Varsity around these parts can be an hour or more one way.

[Rich1]

Texas rates are set by the UIL as follows. I adjusted to include estimated travel fees paid which can range from $12 to $15 depending on distance the game is from a central point within your metro area.

Varsity $70
Sub varsity $55
Middle School $45

There is a plan afoot to raise pay next year but it literally will take a rewrite of an act of (Texas) congress to get it done.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

NYC Public Schools = $107.22 for Varsity (2-person). JV = $80.42. Whenever NYC public school teachers get a raise, so do we.

The Constitution State:
Varsity Fee: $93.19 (per person).
Sub Varsity Fee (includes public middle schools): $60.45 (per person).
Almost all two person games.
No mileage. Longest one way trip for anyone in my little corner of Connecticut is about 50 miles. Most trips are about 15-20 miles, one way.
Board dues about $125.00 annually.
7% assignment fee.
We get a raise every year equal to the average teacher salary increase in the State of Connecticut.

[Bad Zebra]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

The Constitution State:
Varsity Fee: $93.19 (per person).
Sub Varsity Fee (includes public middle schools): $60.45 (per person).
Almost all two person games.
No mileage. Longest one way trip for anyone in my little corner of Connecticut is about 50 miles. Most trips are about 15-20 miles, one way.
Board dues about $125.00 annually.
7% assignment fee.
We get a raise every year equal to the average teacher salary increase in the State of Connecticut.

Why wouldn't they just round up or down to the nearest whole dollar amount? $93.19? What's the .19 for? Knowing CT...probably to offset a whistle tax or something equally obscure.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

Why wouldn't they just round up or down to the nearest whole dollar amount? $93.19? What's the .19 for? Knowing CT...probably to offset a whistle tax or something equally obscure.

Probably due to the yearly percentage increase tied to teacher's salaries.. Over a few years, since the rounding that would be applied to each game rather than a season total, it could lead to the loss (or gain) of several dollars per game relative to the non-rounded amount.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

Why wouldn't they just round up or down to the nearest whole dollar amount? Knowing CT, probably to offset a whistle tax.

Bingo. I see that you are very familiar with taxes in Connecticut. If it can be taxed, we tax it, whether it's nailed down, or not.

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[grunewar]

Just got my first V assignment - Kickoff Classic, 6 Dec - 3-person. $76.

[johnny1784]

Originally Posted by bad zebra

why wouldn't they just round up or down to the nearest whole dollar amount? $93.19? What's the .19 for? Knowing ct...probably to offset a whistle tax or something equally obscure.

lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Fixed it...unlike Brady

Not so fast. I could see them winning every game until OSU. And even then they could give them a run for their money. Not over yet.

Peace