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Football Referee Associations
Building a web site of football officials associations. Any good ones out there?
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Ifoa
IFOA (Indiana football officials association) It puts on an annual clinic prior to the season starting in the Colts practice facility. They are also working with the IHSAA (Indiana High School Athletic Association) and trying to change the way post season assignments are assigned in Indiana. their website is www.ifoa.us
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Northern Kentucky Officials Association
www.nkoafootball.org |
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AFSÖ (American Football Schiedsrichter Österreich) [Austria]
<a href="http://www.referee.at" target="_blank"> <img src="http://www4.referee.at/uploads/pics/referee_at.png" alt="referee.at" border="0" /> </a> |
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If you are ever in the United Kingdom on business or vacation, bring your kit and work a game with us. I'm not talking soccer, I mean Football and what's more we have Football 9 months of the year...... :D
Adult Rec games - April thru August with playoffs in September. College games - November thru February (with a mid season break for Christmas), playoffs in March. Our seasons are long because of the shortage of officials, so the regular seasons are stretched out so we can cover the games. We play straight NCAA Rules as does most every "foreign" country in the World (except for our Canadian cousins). Our mechanics are pretty similar to CCA so should not be a problem either. Contact details of our International Liason Officer are on the website link below http://www.bafra.org/info/external.htm |
Same here in Germany.
Basically straight NCAA and close to CAA mechanics. Almost everyone knows enough English to let you feel comfortable. We had a game 2 years ago with some officials visiting from Sweden. Nice to see some other faces sometimes, and learn some differences in mechanics. |
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I'll add the other one in the SF East Bay: East Bay Football Officials Association |
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