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Question Number: 16150League Specific 7/28/2007RE: Competive Tom Greyling of ottawa, Canada asks...hey guys, for the past 2 yrs i've been officiating house league up to age 14. the other night, i finally got my big call to ref a U11 competitive rep game.
i am very comfortable with doing this, but my only question is.. what do i do with the gamesheets? (we dont use them here for house league games).
how many should i receive and which ones do i give to other coaches? help please.
thanks Answer provided by Referee Gary Voshol Congradulations on moving up to the next level.
Game sheets fall under the aegis of the league. I would suggest asking your assignor how they are handled. In my area, the sheets are a 3-part or 4-part form. The top copy is mailed to the league statistician (in a pre-paid envelope provided by the home coach) and each team gets one of the copies. In the league with the 4-part form, I keep one for my records.
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View Referee Gary Voshol profileAnswer provided by Referee Ben Mueller This is up to the legue that you referee for. Make sure to find out before the next match. Game report sheets are VERY IMPORTANT.
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