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Question Number: 15439Law 5 - The Referee 5/9/2007RE: Competive Under 17 Julia Keller of Appleton, Wisconsin USA asks...How much do referees get paid at different age levels?
Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller Hey Julia Keller...I too am from WI. Always like to see WI folks. Referees get paid by the league in which they referee for. The exact pay changes per league and also depends on if you are an assistant referee or the referee. The higher the age level, the more pay the referee gets as they are working longer. Typically, U17 referees can make $50 in the game and the assistants make about $35. In U11 matches the referee makes about $20 while the AR's make about $10-$15.
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Steve Montanino In my area AR's in youth matches make exactly half the fee that is paid to the Referee.
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