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Rick Vietti Mon Apr 14, 2003 04:47pm

I am putting together a survey for my local high school association on High School Game Fees across the country and assignment fees if any are paid.

Here is what I am looking for.

State:_______________

Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:__________

J.Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:________

Assignment Fee: Either $____

Or % ________

Thanks for the info in advance.

Andy Mon Apr 14, 2003 04:59pm

State:_____AZ__________

Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:__$35.00 ea________

J.Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:_$30.00 ea_______

Assignment Fee: Either $____

Or % ________


All JV and V HS games are assigned by the state. There is no assignment fee. I am in the greater Phoenix area, we get $5.00 mileage for any game in the metro area. For JV games, mileage is paid at the game site, for V games, mileage is sent in a check at the end of the season. Outside of Phoenix and Tucson, mileage is paid on a per mile basis, I am not sure of the exact amount.

whiskers_ump Mon Apr 14, 2003 07:43pm

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Rick Vietti
[B]I am putting together a survey for my local high school association on High School Game Fees across the country and assignment fees if any are paid.

Here is what I am looking for.

State:_
_____Texas_________

Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:__30.00_ea._______

J.Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:__25.00_ea._____

Assignment Fee: Either $_None___

Or % ________

We also get 34.5 cents per mile or 5.00 if hometown game. Umpires get gate % if over 150.00 I have had
four of those.

glen


Steve M Mon Apr 14, 2003 08:06pm

Here's my fees -

Here is what I am looking for.

State:____Pa - rural, north central_

Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:__45-52 depending on league

J.Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:_40_____

Assignment Fee: Either $___none - schools pay them_

Or % ________


In the more populated areas of the state, fees are significantly higher - as are the number of games. Oh, we do not get milage for any level. I'm in north central Pa - about 35 miles from Williamsport - for those who know LL.

Steve M

Skahtboi Mon Apr 14, 2003 08:58pm

I am moving to where Steve is!!!!

State: Texas (North Texas to be exact)

Varsity (Two Man): 30.00

JV (Two Man): 30.00

Assignment fee: Paid by schools.

We also get .30 a mile and a percentage of the gate.

Scott

rmiszta Mon Apr 14, 2003 09:13pm

STATE: NC
VARSITY (2 Man): $52
JV (2 Man): $42
Doubleheader (1 of each above/2-5inning games): $75
Mileage Fees included in above.
ASSIGNMENT FEES: $60 to booking agent per season.

IRISHMAFIA Mon Apr 14, 2003 09:38pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Skahtboi
I am moving to where Steve is!!!!

State: Texas (North Texas to be exact)

Varsity (Two Man): 30.00

JV (Two Man): 30.00

Assignment fee: Paid by schools.

We also get .30 a mile and a percentage of the gate.

Scott

You can get more in Delaware!

kellerumps Mon Apr 14, 2003 09:52pm

In Central Il......

$35 to $45 Varsity (2 Person)
$30 to $45 J.V. (2 Person)

Most umpires book their own games.
Never been paid Mileage in High School.
No idea what % of gate means(The schools we work don't charge admission).


Rachel Mon Apr 14, 2003 10:12pm

Minnesota:
Varsity: $50-55 (2 man) No mileage
JV: $30-40 (1 man)
no assignment fee - but umpires pay a fee of $25-40 per season to join an association. I belong to 2 of them.

whiskers_ump Mon Apr 14, 2003 10:53pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Skahtboi
I am moving to where Steve is!!!!

State: Texas (North Texas to be exact)

Varsity (Two Man): 30.00

JV (Two Man): 30.00

Assignment fee: Paid by schools.

We also get .30 a mile and a percentage of the gate.

Scott

scott,
You should, by UIL assessment be getting 34.5 Cents a mile.
The % of gate is based on amount collected at gate. Up to
150.00 is 5.00, 150 to 300 is 10, and so on. In my 16 inning
game, there were over 500 in attendance. Most of my games are in
the 60 mile range one way. I work out of three chapters and never
do my local school. We pay 25.00 chapter fees and whatever TASO
requires. 50.00 I think. For varsity tournaments we get 27.00 per game
w/o travel. I do like Steve's and mistza's figures.

glen

Kevzebra Tue Apr 15, 2003 07:00am

Game Fees
 
State - Kentucky

Fees - Usually we are assigned a V/JV DH - Fee is $80 per 7 inn./5 inn. game. If we work two 7 inn. games - fee is $95.

Assigning fee (per season) - $40.

These can vary by region, as the policy board has the power to pay higher fees, but the baseball fees can me no more than $5.00 above the softball.

CecilOne Tue Apr 15, 2003 11:32am


Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:__________58

J.Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:_______41_

Assignment Fee: Either $____

Or % ___7_____
Varies significantly within the state.




Kevzebra Tue Apr 15, 2003 11:44am

I forgot to break down the fee structure:
$50 for Varsity
$30 for JV

Rick Vietti Tue Apr 15, 2003 12:41pm

CecilOne - Which state please?

refjef40 Tue Apr 15, 2003 05:46pm

In cent Cal we get about 42$ for Var. in two man and 58$for one man.About 35$ for two man jv.43$ for one man j.v.No money for travel.We pay 60$ in dues and The assignor gets a fee for the season which I think is about 600$.

WestMichiganBlue Tue Apr 15, 2003 07:42pm

In Michigan we must belong to State H.S. association; they provide books (Rules, Case, Ump), rules clinics, and run the State tournaments. Fee is $30.

Can't speak for East Side, but in our area the local association assigns all games, receives fee from schools.
Pay is $37 Varsity, $33 JV (doubled for DH). Freshmen play 2 five inning game DH, one man crew - pay is $62.

I live between two meto areas. In area south where umpires contract their own games, schools do not pay assignment fees so game fees are higher ($45 JV, $50 Varsity).

Other than freshmen, we are never assigned 1 man games. However, if circumstances dictate working alone then we get both checks.

No mileage except for State semi's and finals, then also get housing and food accomdations.

WMB

mo99 Tue Apr 15, 2003 08:31pm

Southeastern Pennslyvania

Varsity(2 man) 52.00

JV/Junior high(2 man) 42.00 1 man 63.00

No assessment fees

No milage or gate percentage

Jeff

Del-Blue Wed Apr 16, 2003 11:48am

Mike, I thought you were going to post the fees.

Delaware:

College $70.00 /game usually work a DH
High School Varsity; $58.00 per man if your partner doesn't show up you get another $29.00

J.V. Junioh High, Freshman 40.00 usually work these alone.

Assignior fees are 7% of your total talk for the season.

Dues:

ASA 30.00
DSUA 35//Our association
DSSAA 12 Del. secondary school athletic ***. I think
NFOIA 10
Maryland 23.00

No milage. I think that's all.


Skahtboi Wed Apr 16, 2003 04:22pm

I'm moving to Delaware!!!!

Glen:

I know about the .345 cents a mile being the state standard, however when our board contracted with the schools, they contracted for .30 a mile. It raised a stink in the chapter for while, but most of us have gotten over it.

Scott

whiskers_ump Wed Apr 16, 2003 10:15pm

WOW Bob, you don't need milage with fees like that.

Scott, I have heard that they are going to discuss raising the softball pay
but don't think it will be in the Delaware range. :D

glen

IRISHMAFIA Thu Apr 17, 2003 06:32am

Quote:

Originally posted by whiskers_ump
WOW Bob, you don't need milage with fees like that.

Scott, I have heard that they are going to discuss raising the softball pay
but don't think it will be in the Delaware range. :D

glen

In Delaware, for college, the longest round-trip your going to have to deal with is about 110 miles. For HS, it's not going to be much more than 50-60 miles.

Bandit Thu Apr 17, 2003 07:06am

Indiana
 
State License fee: $50.00 yearly
Association: $25.00 yearly (strongly recommended to belong, not reguired as of yet)
Assigning fee if you have association schedule your games: $40.00 per year, per sport (schools responsible to get umpires, most have association do it for them for fee : $ ?????)
Schools that have association assign games pay $40.00 per game, both JV and Varsity, Varsity required to have 2 umpires, 99% of JV games have 2 umpires, if you get a freshamn game alone $55.00
Some schools who do their own assigning pay $45.00 and $50.00 per game, both JV & Varsity
No Milage until you are assigned tournament games and then state pays milage.

5 sport ref Thu Apr 17, 2003 07:30am

For West Suburban Chicago

Varsity Level

Varsity Single Game (1 umpire) $64.00
Varsity Single Game (2 umpires) $51.00 each
Varsity Double Header (1 umpire) $98.00
Varsity Double Header (2 umpires) $85.00 each

Lower Level Games

Fresh/Soph/ JV Single Game (1 umpire) $48.00
Fresh/Soph/ JV Single Game (2 umpire) $43.00 each
Fresh/Soph/ JV Double Header (1 umpire) $88.00
Fresh/Soph/ JV Double Header (2 umpire) $75.00 each

State Licensing Fees are $30.00
Local Asssociation Fees are $40-$55

Skahtboi Sat Apr 19, 2003 01:47am

Not so in Texas though Mike. I just got back from doing a relatively close 4A contest tonight. Total mileage was 120 roundtrip. Last Tuesday, for another 4A contest my total mileage was 175 round trip! My chapter covers 5 counties! (and those are Texas size counties!)

Scott

IRISHMAFIA Sat Apr 19, 2003 05:01am

Quote:

Originally posted by Skahtboi
Not so in Texas though Mike. I just got back from doing a relatively close 4A contest tonight. Total mileage was 120 roundtrip. Last Tuesday, for another 4A contest my total mileage was 175 round trip! My chapter covers 5 counties! (and those are Texas size counties!)

Scott

Y'all got too much land anyhow. You should give some back to Mexico!

LikeICM Sat Apr 19, 2003 10:02pm

Southeastern Wisconsin

Varsity(2 man) 48.00-50.00

JV/Frosh(2 man) 35.00-38.00

No milage or gate percentage or assessment fees

Ed

Skahtboi Sat Apr 19, 2003 11:27pm

[QUOTE]Originally posted by IRISHMAFIA
Quote:

Y'all got too much land anyhow. You should give some back to Mexico!


Then I guess I would be calling International Softball when I was working a simple high school game!


Scott

IRISHMAFIA Sun Apr 20, 2003 08:47am

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Skahtboi
Quote:

Originally posted by IRISHMAFIA
Quote:

Y'all got too much land anyhow. You should give some back to Mexico!


Then I guess I would be calling International Softball when I was working a simple high school game!


Scott
Hey, you never know about God's sense of humor. There may be a horrific storm one week and the Rio Grande may turn North. Then you would all be working for mucho peso. Si?


whiskers_ump Sun Apr 20, 2003 09:03am

[QUOTE]Originally posted by IRISHMAFIA
Quote:

Originally posted by Skahtboi
Quote:

Originally posted by IRISHMAFIA
Quote:

Y'all got too much land anyhow. You should give some back to Mexico!


Then I guess I would be calling International Softball when I was working a simple high school game!


Scott
Hey, you never know about God's sense of humor. There may be a horrific storm one week and the Rio Grande may turn North. Then you would all be working for mucho peso. Si?

Or NADA.

glen

Duke Sun Apr 20, 2003 09:23am

Here is what I am looking for.

State:Maine

Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:$43 ea

J.Varsity (2-Man) Game Fee:$30.50 ea

Assignment Fee: None by umpire. School pays assignor fee of between 30 and 40 per team.
$.28/mile. Nothing under 10 miles.

whiskers_ump Sun Apr 20, 2003 03:01pm

Welcome to the board Duke


http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/bigwave.gif

Maine, huh, when do you get to start the NFHS season?
I was stationed in Bangor way back in the 50's and it
snowed in late April that year. I know it is pretty
in the fall, but cold.

glen [East Texas]

Duke Sun Apr 20, 2003 08:09pm

Whiskers:
NFHS season started this past week. Had a scrimmage last week and hit it lucky as it was 70. Next day got down to 35 and the morning was 19. First "real" game of the season for me is tomorrow afternoon. College season starts the first weekend in April. Didn't get any games in though until last weekend. My first game was cancelled and my next college game is this coming Thur. We handle a school about 70 north of where I live and have done games up there in gloves while it was snowing. Got to love Maine weather....

Skahtboi Sun Apr 20, 2003 09:31pm

[QUOTE]Originally posted by IRISHMAFIA
[B][QUOTE]Originally posted by Skahtboi
[B][QUOTE]Originally posted by IRISHMAFIA
Quote:


Hey, you never know about God's sense of humor. There may be a horrific storm one week and the Rio Grande may turn North. Then you would all be working for mucho peso. Si?


Si, Senor Miguel. Es posible. Entonces serÃ*a árbitro internacional verdadero! Verdad???

Scott

whiskers_ump Mon Apr 21, 2003 05:49am

LOL, love it when you talk dirty.

http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/hippy.gif

glen


AUsomTiger Fri Apr 25, 2003 02:07pm

Way down south in Dixie
 
Here's what we get in Alabama:

Varsity (2-man): $30 plus mileage (usually a set fee based on distance from association meeting site, from $5 to $30).
JV (2-man): $27.50 plus mileage.
MS (2-man): $22.50 plus mileage.

Any assignment fees are paid by the schools directly to the local association (of course we have 3 or 4 competing associations in this area).

AHSAA dues: $30.00
Local dues: $30.00 (Used to pay treasurer, assignment officer, and end of season banquet)

Maximum fees are set by the state (and apparently low). All officials must be a member of a local association recognized by AHSAA.

AUsomTiger

TERRY1 Fri Apr 25, 2003 02:37pm

SW Okla

$5:00 a scheduled inning. V/JV Travel money only at the very distant school. No assignment fee schools contact umps direct.

CecilOne Mon Apr 28, 2003 10:18am

What do you all think about getting our Congressmen to make officiating amateur sports tax-exempt?
I guess the higher levels where you can actually make a living, like Div 1 basketball, would be an exception. Maybe it could be based on a maximum percentage of your total income or on the level of play. It just seems that most of us are minimally compensated, just enough to cover expenses, but are also providing a semi-charitable community service that could justify the change. If it resulted in fewer increases of officiating fees, it would also save schools, local governments, etc. some money, adding to the justification.

Dakota Mon Apr 28, 2003 11:04am

Just what we need - yet another group who benefits from our horribly complex tax structure. If you want to donate your time and money, donate it. If you don't, don't.

IRISHMAFIA Mon Apr 28, 2003 11:48am

Quote:

Originally posted by CecilOne
What do you all think about getting our Congressmen to make officiating amateur sports tax-exempt?
I guess the higher levels where you can actually make a living, like Div 1 basketball, would be an exception. Maybe it could be based on a maximum percentage of your total income or on the level of play. It just seems that most of us are minimally compensated, just enough to cover expenses, but are also providing a semi-charitable community service that could justify the change. If it resulted in fewer increases of officiating fees, it would also save schools, local governments, etc. some money, adding to the justification.

Absolutely NOT! The government already has it's nose in places I and the Constitution don't believe they should be. So, I sure as hell am not going to give them additional reasoning to get more intimate with my life and the way I live it.



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