All information written by the referees should be beyond their knowledge with regards to the applicant. This score sheet can be used for point-a-rally (PAR) to either 11 or 15, hand-in, hand-out (HiHo) to 9, and for singles and doubles, both international and hardball.

Referees should be honest when evaluating the applicant, and that they should note in the form if they do not know the applicant well enough.

Features and Functions

There are 3 spaces across the top of the form where logos of Associations, sponsors, events, etc. can be inserted. The referee will firstly be asked for a confirmation of the score and then be asked if club assistants were provided by both clubs a game using PAR to 15. Please note that “set 3” was chosen in this last game and the number 3 at the bottom of the column is bolded. In practice, the 3 should be circled for easier reference. And most importantly, enjoy it. You're giving up spare time to do this, so referee every game with a smile on your face and have a good time doing it! Referee report forms are often utilized during the application process of each applicant. With the help of these report forms, the recruitment is made easier and faster. Yet, this does not necessarily mean that the applicants do not have to undergo the performance appraisal that is usually conducted in the company. In fact, these referee report forms are only part of the documents that will be compiled together with the personal records of each applicant. Therefore, these referee reports are just for some basis of the management to see how well the applicant performed in his or her past employment. These are also for the management to know if the former employer would strongly recommend this applicant. Thus, the reasons why or why not are expected to be included in the form. You may also like weekly report forms

Please be aware - referee match reports are not currently included within the system however are currently being built and alongside new "Flagging features" will be available for the beginning of next season. You did your first game - massive achievement to stand in the middle and be ridiculed by those around you so well done. I completed a referee course and am looking to get my 5 games on board so applying for local leagues. To be honest i took this course on as i am not always the most confident of people but improve once i get going, and I am really interested in refereeing. I am a bit nervous to get started and admittedly taken a while to register due to this but i have now bitten the bullet and i am going for it. I went to watch a game for the league i applied for just to get a general feel of what goes on. Please note: where the "my referee reports" tab is shown, this is for any reports you need to submit as a referee. This tab will not display referee reports submitted to your league I'm not going to sit here and tell you the same stuff everyone else has said ... you already know everyone on this forum has been in your shoes etc. and you know we all congratulate you getting out there ... big old world isn't it? scary? hmmm I still get nervous going out on a Sunday on my own, it is a lonely world mate - but push through all that and you'll find yourself out with NAR's every week in a nice set up stadium.Upon opening the referee report, the referee will have a set of "FA Questions" to answer alongside being able to answer any custom questions asked by the league.

BS Judge Level 1 governance document which sets out training required at galas in hours and gala levels. NEWPlease see the singles example sheet for the most common methods of scoring for singles (Games 1, 2, and 3). Game 4 shows a game where HiHo scoring was used, and Game 5 shows the method for scoring

This score sheet has been designed to accommodate all referees, those who prefer the current vertical form as well as those who use the horizontal version. This will eliminate the need for 2 sided printing, and will also avoid the situation where a particular event provides only one of the current two sides, leaving some referees feeling uncomfortable with the side provided. You don't always need to card when you give a penalty, you say this was nailed on but f you were managing the game not using the cards, then I would say you were correct in not giving it in this instance as it would have elevated an already tense situation first of all @Tom Gibbins - well done for game one! everyone starts here ... I believe even Mark Clattenberg once had a game number one!If you're 5'6" try to look 6'. It's easier for me being 6'5" and built like the proverbial, but we can all make ourselves look bigger. All referees can now sign into Full-Time using their FA Account and do not require a FA Full-Time Login invite (sign in using the same details they would use to submit discipline via. Whole Game System). From within FA Full-Time, they will only see fixtures they have been assigned to by the league. When you call the captains in for the coin toss, blow the whistle really firmly. That sets the scene because it's the first impression they have of you as a referee. If you stride out to the middle rather than strolling out looking like you don't want to be there that does the same thing.