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Frequently Asked
Question
Q: Why would anyone want to be a sports
official?
A: It's a great way to stay involved in sports once your
playing eligibility is up. Be part of a close knit group that have earned the
trust and respect of their peers. Make a little extra money. Stay in shape, and
believe it or not, it's fun!
Q: How do I become an official?
A: Click on the "Join our team today" logo on the main page. Fill out
all fields and click "Send". The assignor for each sport you are interested in
will contact you. Register with the FHSAA. Attend all mandatory meetings. Take
the rules test. That's it.
Q: What type of test do we take?
A: The FHSAA has all officials take a 100 question, mostly true/false
with a few multiple choice, proctored individual exam.
Q: Do I need
to pass the test to officiate?
A: No. You must take the test to
avoid a fine, but you only need to pass the test to work varsity level. You are
eligible to officiate middle school, freshmen and junior varsity games
regardless of your test score.
Q: Do I need experience?
A: Experience helps, but you have to start somewhere, and we have games
available for all experience levels.
Q: Will I be trained?
A: There will be local and state clinics, where you will have the
opportunity to learn and improve through class room and on court sessions.
Individuals who make a commitment to learn and apply what they learn on the
court will see the results.
Q: Why wouldn't everyone want to be a
sports official?
A: We just don't know. |
Collier
Sports Officials Association, Inc. © 2004 P.O. Box
110275, Naples, FL 34108 239-566-3896 
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