AYSO Region 1586 -- Referees

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Being a Referee is an important responsibility. You are responsible for helping our kids have a safe and enjoyable time on the field. The only way that can happen is if you are adequately trained on your duties. Your Region 1586 Referee Staff is committed to helping you get all the training you need.

All Region 1586 Referees (new and returning) must be registered as AYSO Volunteers for the current season If you are not yet registered as an AYSO Volunteer, please complete your online application by clicking the "Sign Up" button below.

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About our Referees

The Referee Program consists entirely of volunteers. Our referees have sacrificed a significant amount of time to learn the laws of the game and the art of refereeing. We welcome any and all who wish to become part of the Region 1586 referee family to reach out and learn how you can help our mission!

Region 1586 is proud of our referees and the Referee Program continually seeks to improve the quality of officiating for all AYSO matches to which we are assigned. Our dedicated volunteers referee for the players, for the spectators, and for the Good of the Game.

Our games cannot proceed without referees. A game without referees is unsafe and fails to teach our players the proper aspects of the game. To ensure games are staffed with trained referee teams ALL teams (except 6U) must provide at least one designated team referee (2 or 3 eases scheduling). Encourage your parents to become trained referees!

Referee Training

Training can be done online at AYOU.org. Once you become a certified referee, you should take the opportunity to continuously improve as a referee. This continuous improvement includes the annual pre-season meeting that reviews law updates and other important information, and advancements and upgrades to referee more competitive matches.