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Question Number: 17706Law 5 - The Referee 11/5/2007RE: AYSO/Club Under 15 Michelle of Irvine, CA United States asks...How old do you have to be for each referee level? Answer provided by Referee Michelle Maloney To achieve a grade 7, a referee must be 17. Beyond that, it is all about experience in USSF. Some associations/clubs have age requirements for referees in youth games, but you'd have to check with the clubs.
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View Referee Michelle Maloney profileAnswer provided by Referee MrRef AYSO Referee Certification and Training Requirements (Team Parent Referee) (minimum age 10) No. of Games: No minimum number of games required Training: Complete the Referee Course (Includes Safe Haven Referee Certification) Testing: Take Referee Exam Assessment: Not required Fitness Test: Not required Service: Not required Regional Referee (minimum age 12) No. of Games: No minimum number of games required Training: Complete the Regional Referee Course (Includes Safe Haven Referee Certification) Testing: 75% or better on the Regional Referee Exam Assessment: Not required Fitness Test: Not required ? an introduction to the AYSO Physical Fitness Test is recommended Service: None required Area Referee (minimum age 14) No. of Games: 25 as referee with at least 5 in U-12 matches Training: Complete the Area Referee Course Testing: 90% or better on the Area Referee Exam Assessment: See note 3 below Fitness Test: Not required ? practice for AYSO Physical Fitness Test is recommended Service: Do a minimum of 3 service units. See notes 4 and 5 below. Section Referee (minimum age 16) No. of Games: 50 as referee (10 in U-14) and 5 as an assistant referee (in U-14) Training: Complete the Section Referee Course Testing: 90% or better on the Section Referee Exam Assessment: One as referee and one as assistant referee in a U-14 match Fitness Test: Complete the AYSO Physical Fitness Test for this level Service: Do an additional of 5 service units. See notes 4 and 5 below. National 2 Referee (minimum age 18) No. of Games: 75 as referee (20 in U-16) and 15 as an assistant referee (10 in U-16) Training: Complete the National 2 Referee Course Testing: 90% or better on the National 2 Referee Exam Assessment: One as referee and one as assistant referee in a U-16 match Fitness Test: Complete the AYSO Physical Fitness Test for this level Service: Do an additional five service units. See note 4 below. National 1 Referee (minimum age 18) No. of Games: 100 as referee (25 in U-19) and 25 as an assistant referee (10 in U-19) Training: Complete the National 1 Referee Course Testing: 90% or better on the National 1 Referee Exam Assessment: Two as referee and one as assistant referee in a U-19 match Fitness Test: Complete the AYSO Physical Fitness Test for this level Service: Do an additional five services units. See note 4 below.
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Read other Q & A regarding Law 5 - The Referee The following questions were asked as a follow up to the above question...See Question: 18019
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