SWISRA

Each league that SWISRA services has their own Rules of Competition. For the convenience of all referee, the Rules of Competition can be found in the following list.

• D-3 – http://swisra.org/doc/D3_League_Rules.pdf
• Rush Select – http://swisra.org/doc/SEL_LOTG_grid.pdf
• Capital’s Youth League – http://swisra.org/doc/YouthLeagueRules.pdf
• Boise Soccer League (BSL) – http://boisesoccerleague.com/rules/
• SISL – http://www.sislsoccer.com/RulesGuidelines.htm

Please make sure you have reviewed the Rules of Competition before you officiate a game in that league. It is also a good idea to keep a copy of the Rules of Competition in your gear back along with a copy of the Laws of the Game.

Rules, Seasons

It can be tough getting started as a new referee. There are so many things to try and remember. Well, we have some help for you. Sal Guerrero came across a great website for newer and or young referees. Watch and Whistle provides a concise discussion of the practical side of being a new referee. Topics include such mundane issues as your uniform, where to carry your cards and what whistles work best. Other topics include greeting the coaches, player check-in and the coin toss. There is a review of referee mechanics and how to leave the field after the end of the game. Overall, good stuff. Check it out.

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