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Question Number: 23235League Specific 5/2/2010RE: Rec Under 7 Hayley Lucas of Courtice, Ontario Canada asks...Do I hand my game sheets into the office right after the game I just refereed? Or do I wait until the end of the month or something?
Thanks Answer provided by Referee Michelle Maloney You'll have to ask your referee assignor and/or a league person. Generally they are handed in right after the games, unless your league has a different procedure.
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View Referee Michelle Maloney profileAnswer provided by Referee Gary Voshol There are a variety of methods used. You will have to check with your assignor to see what is done in your games.
In our local rec league, the coaches turn in all paperwork. In the select and premier leagues, the home coach gives the referee an addressed and stamped envelope to mail the forms in.
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