NH Soccer Officials Association

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1 NH Soccer Officials Association 2018 Coordinator of Officials Annual Presentation Dennis Ordway, Coordinator of Officials Copyright 2018

2 2018 Coordinator s Presentation Annual Rules Test NHIAA Policy & Procedures Forms & Reporting Game Fees & Tournament Dates Officials News and Information NHSOA / NHIAA Contract Topics

3 Annual Rules Test NFHS Soccer Part I Test 2.?s and answers are in sequence 3. Maximum of 3 attempts 4. NFHS Part II Test Later MUST be completed by midnight on 8/31/2018

4 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Concussion Heat Acclimatization

5 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Management of Concussion NFHS Guidelines for Management of Concussions: The NHIAA mandates the following of the NFHS guidelines for management of Concussions. Concussions: Any athlete who exhibits signs, symptoms, or behaviors consistent with a concussion (such as loss of consciousness, headache, dizziness, confusion, or balance problems) shall be immediately removed from the contest and shall not return to play until cleared by an appropriate health care professional. Please visit What s New to view the NFHS Guidelines for Management of Concussions and the New Hampshire SB402 and its language as written.

6 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Management of Concussion Player safety is # Certificate upon completion!

7 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Heat Acclimatization Sections 18 Heat Stress and Athletic Participation 1. Heat Cramps 2. Heat Syncope 3. Heat Exhaustion (Water Depletion) 4. Heat Stoke Solution Heat Acclimatization

8 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Heat Acclimatization Keep em Safe Certificate upon completion!

9 NHIAA Policy & Procedures 1. Mouth Guard Administration 2. Mercy Rule 3. Overtime Procedure 4. Interstate Contests 5. Special Points of Emphasis 6. Forms & Reporting

10 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Mouth Guard Administration NO CHANGE FROM LAST SEASON SOCCER MOUTH PROTECTOR RULE All field players shall wear mouth protectors that must cover all molars as well as front teeth. Mouth protectors must be worn in all practices and games. This includes preseason scrimmages, jamborees as well as the state tournament. Mouth protectors are required of all participants at all levels of interscholastic competition (Freshman, Sub-Varsity, Varsity) There is no color requirement for mouth protectors.

11 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Mouth Guard Administration ADMINISTRATION Coaches shall assume the responsibility to make certain each player is provided with and is properly wearing a mouth protector. In the event a player is participating without a mouth protector the game official shall remove the player from the match and cannot return until the next dead ball whistle. There will be no substitution for the removed player. If a player is found to (1) have cut down the mouth protector (2) hides the mouth protector in a part of the uniform (i.e. socks) or (3) discards the mouth protector on the field of play - A YELLOW CARD WILL BE ADMINISTERED ONLY TO THE PLAYER. WAIVERS Waivers can only be granted by the Sports Medicine Committee upon receipt of documentation provided by a physician (as defined by NH RSA 329). A player must wear the mouth protector until clearance and waivers of liability have been signed by the physician, parents and school.

12 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Mercy Rule CHANGED to include Regular Season and Tournament NHIAA MERCY RULE; Regular Season and Tournament If a game reaches a goal differential of five (5) or more goals in the second half, the game will be official running time. Should the differential becomes less than five (5) goals the clock will return to stop time.

13 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Overtime Procedure NO CHANGE FROM LAST SEASON NHIAA REGULAR SEASON OVERTIME PROCEDURES When the score is tied at the end of regulation time, the referee will instruct both teams to return to their respective team benches. There will be a five (5) minute intermission during which both teams may confer with their coaches and the head referee will instruct both teams as to how the overtime periods will be conducted. A coin toss shall be held in accordance with Rule d-3 of the National Federation Rules Book. The teams will play one ten (10) minute sudden-victory overtime period. If the score is still tied, the teams will change ends without leaving the field of play (Substitutions are allowed). A second ten (10) minute sudden-victory period will be played. The match will be considered a draw if the score is still tied after these two (2) periods. (CM ) NOTE: The interval between the first overtime period and a second overtime period shall be two minutes. (Added by NHSOA Coordinator of Officials per NFHS Rule 7.3.2)

14 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Interstate Contests NO CHANGE FROM LAST SEASON Officials should have a pregame meeting with coaches of both teams to inform them of the mouth guard standards, educating coaches that mouth guards that are cut too small will not provide much protection. IN ALL INTERSTATE CONTESTS, each participating school shall follow the contest rules of the state association of the host school hosting the event. The rules referred to are contest rules only and not rules applying to age, number of semesters of attendance, residency or academic accomplishments. No school may violate its own state association rules.

15 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Special Points of Emphasis NFHS Rule Change 4-1-1; a, b The Visiting Team shall wear solid white jerseys and solid white socks and the Home Team shall wear dark jerseys and socks (dark is defined as any color that contrasts with white) This is a reversal of what teams have been accustom to for many years. What we have done: 1. Communication with the NHIAA 2. Communication with the Soccer Coaches Association What we can do: 1. Communication at pre-season jamborees & scrimmages 2. IF the visiting team arrives with dark jerseys and socks a. Every attempt should be made to play the game b. The home team should have a supply of practice pinnies/vest c. The incident MUST be reported to the Coordinator of Officials

16 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Reporting Cards CARDS ISSUED IN GAME Any team whose players/coaches receive a collective total of five (5) cards in a game will result in immediate termination of the game and result in forfeiture by the offending team. If both teams receive the collective total of five (5) at the same time both teams will receive a forfeiture loss. This will include regular season and tournament play. Game officials must report all yellow and red card infractions to the NHIAA Office via the Arbiter following their games. Athletic Directors are required to report all yellow and red cards via the soccer card report on the NHIAA website. Yellow card accumulation rules apply at all levels for soccer.

17 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Reporting Cards SOCCER COMMITTEE POINTS OF SPECIAL EMPHASIS The Soccer Committee expects all flagrant physical fouls to result in red cards to protect the safety of all student athletes. The Soccer Committee expects players who have consistent and excessive rule violations to be appropriately carded. It is requested that officials closely monitor athletes in regards to encroachment and personal infringement.

18 NHIAA Policy & Procedures Reporting Cards Discussion Regarding Cards

19 Forms & Reporting Report ALL red cards / disqualifications to Coordinator on THE DAY OF THE GAME Post ALL red and yellow cards to Arbiter All officials in crew must post to Arbiter

20 Forms & Reporting ALL disqualifications MUST be reported to Coordinator on THE DAY OF THE GAME Contact Information: Dennis Ordway Cell phone: (603)

21 Forms & Reporting ALL disqualifications MUST be reported to Coordinator on THE DAY OF THE GAME Required Information:

22 Forms & Reporting Required Information Disqualified player s school Opposing school Disqualified athlete/coach REASON for disqualification Level of play, Varsity, JV, Freshmen Date of incident Uniform number OFFICIAL who issued disqualification

23 Forms & Reporting Other Forms Protest Form Physical Contact Form Insurance Information Form ALL FORMS ARE ON THE ARBITER

24 Forms & Reporting Other Forms Log into the Rossetti-Soc Arbiter as if to view schedule & accept games From the blue heading bar, select and click on LISTS then From the gray heading bar select and click on FORMS

25 Officials News & Information Arbiter Central Hub Available Information Making Requests Rules Interpretation Questions Requesting an Assessment

26 Officials News & Information How to access the Officials News & Information Arbiter Central Hub From your internet browser (Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, etc.) type OR From the MAIN tab on the Soccer Arbiter (Rossetti-soc) click on Official s New and Information.

27 Officials News & Information

28 Accessing NHSOA Information (click)

29 Game Fees & Tournament Dates 2018 Game Fees Dual-Officiating System 1. Varsity = $88, Referee, Assistant Referee 2. Sub Varsity = $68, Referee, Assistant Referee 3. One Way Travel > 40 = $14, > 80 = $24 4. Subtract $10 if two games at same school, same day

30 Game Fees & Tournament Dates 2018 Game Fees Diagonal-Officiating System 1. Varsity = $101/$78/$78, Referee, AR1, AR2 2. *Sub Varsity = $81/$58/$58, Referee, AR1, AR2 3. One Way Travel > 40 = $14, > 80 = $24 4. Subtract $10 if two games at same school same day

31 Game Fees & Tournament Dates Tournament Dates 1. Wednesday 10/24 through Sunday 11/5 2. Update availability in Arbiter ASAP! 3. Contact me if you THINK you have a CONFLICT with a School or Team

32 NHIAA / NHSOA Contract Topics Contracts with Officials Associations 1. No New Information from NHIAA 2. Summer Supervisors Meeting a) TBD (NHIAA may not have this meeting)

33 NH Soccer Officials Association 2018 Coordinator of Officials Annual Presentation Questions?