Rates?

[SCalScoreKeeper]

We pay the base and plate umpires the same in baseball and softball ($75 in baseball $68 in softball). I don't know why the R1 and R2 are paid differently-I'd guess since the R1 is the lead official on the match we decided to pay them differently.We also in 1 league and at a couple of other sites cover lines for varsity at $35 a person.A vast majority of our home schools in playoffs ask for us to cover their lines at the same rate.Most of the time on those line assignments you're just there for varsity,last year once I did a freshman match and then varsity lines for a total of $102.

[pavbref]

In my area, we work double matches (JV/Varsity) for most schools and the rate varies by league. All support officials are provided by the host school and the R1/R2 get the following:

League 1: $87 per dual match, $64 for Varsity, $57 for JV
League 2: $93 per dual match, $67 for Varsity, $54 for JV
League 3: $107 per dual match, $72 for Varsity, $65 for JV
League 4: $90 per dual match, $57 for Varsity, $48 for JV

League 3 is the highest rate in the state, and other areas get much lower rates. State Championship matches pay $75 for R1/R2 and $40 for support officials.

[SCalScoreKeeper]

So on a dual match day you get just the listed dual rate but if it's one match it's the rate for that level-correct pavbref?

[pavbref]

Yes, if you work a single varsity or JV match, you get the appropriate rate for that level

[Rich]

In Wisconsin, the officials typically work a JV followed by a varsity match.

If there are 2 subvarsity levels (not common in my conference), the officials typically split up and each work those levels alone, although some schools will hire officials just for the extra match and pay them something like $40.

Rates are anywhere from $80 to $95 depending on the conference.

[SCalScoreKeeper]

Rich-
We call that the split triple here and a vast majority of our public schools use that format.For us that sub varsity alone is $57.

Here are the links to LHSAA Executive Director Eddie Bonine's radio appearances on a Baton Rouge radio station

pt 1-http://cdn.stationcaster.com/stations/wnxx/media/mp3/Eddie_Bonine_07_08_15-1436361130.mp3

pt 2-http://cdn.stationcaster.com/stations/wnxx/media/mp3/Morning_Drive_07_09_15-1436450465.mp3 (go to the 51 minute mark to listen to Mr.Bonine's comments)

And from the LHSAA Officials Manual-Section 8.8.8 Volleyball Rates
as adopted by the LHSAA schools in all classes:
1.Regular Season Best 3 of 5 -$75.00 per officiating crew
2.Playoffs Best 3 of 5 -$110.00 per officiating crew
3.If only one official is used, the fee shall be 75% of the crew fees. In the event only one official is used the game shall count as played.
4.Fee is per officiating crew (not per official). Each local volleyball official’
s association shall determine the amount of pay each official shall receive based on their rating and/or scales the association has adopted.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by SCalScoreKeeper

Rich-
We call that the split triple here and a vast majority of our public schools use that format.For us that sub varsity alone is $57.

Here are the links to LHSAA Executive Director Eddie Bonine's radio appearances on a Baton Rouge radio station

pt 1-http://cdn.stationcaster.com/stations/wnxx/media/mp3/Eddie_Bonine_07_08_15-1436361130.mp3

pt 2-http://cdn.stationcaster.com/stations/wnxx/media/mp3/Morning_Drive_07_09_15-1436450465.mp3 (go to the 51 minute mark to listen to Mr.Bonine's comments)

And from the LHSAA Officials Manual-Section 8.8.8 Volleyball Rates
as adopted by the LHSAA schools in all classes:
1.Regular Season Best 3 of 5 -$75.00 per officiating crew
2.Playoffs Best 3 of 5 -$110.00 per officiating crew
3.If only one official is used, the fee shall be 75% of the crew fees. In the event only one official is used the game shall count as played.
4.Fee is per officiating crew (not per official). Each local volleyball official’
s association shall determine the amount of pay each official shall receive based on their rating and/or scales the association has adopted.

$75 per crew? That's insane.

What's even more insane is paying one official on a crew more than another. Louisiana has this fascination with the registered / recognized / certified crap -- I have to say that when I moved there with considerable experience I was not amused to be paid less than someone I worked with.

And paying the white hat more in football is a laughable concept, too. If they did that where I lived, I'd have to buy the first round with that extra money every week.