You MUST download Word Doc and save to your computer before you do the REPORT.
Then Attach and send to Assignor.
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REFEREE REPORTING PROCEDURES (All reports must be submitted within 48 hours) All incidents that involve violent conduct, serious player injury, misconduct towards a referee, possible false player or administrator passes, or any misconduct by a coach, team administrator or spectator must be reported to Cal-South. A copy can be presented to the playing circuit, but the authority to investigate and adjudicate the above listed areas rests in the state organization. A playing circuit may not usurp this authority. Their authority is limited to the playing circuit; any of the above listed areas are membership issues and must be presented to the state, for there may be consequences beyond the playing circuit. |
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PULL CARD SEND TO CAL SOUTH CAL SOUTH ATTN: LISA WOLFS 1029 S. PLACENTIA AVE. FULLERTON, CA 92831 |
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Referee Assault: Includes but not limited to; striking, kicking, spitting on, choking, grabbing or bodily running into a referee, kicking or throwing an object at a referee, or damaging referees equipment (car, uniform, equipment, etc.) Violent Conduct (or any non-Referee Assault) |
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| DO NOT TAKE THE CARD! DO NOT confiscate player or administrator passes for Referee Abuse. Under USSF Rules and Regulations, Referee Abuse does not bring immediate suspension. Suspension for
Referee Abuse only comes after being found guilty at a hearing. |
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Referee Abuse: Includes but not limited to; verbal and nonverbal communication which contains foul or abusive language and which implies or directly threatens physical harm, spitting at a referee or the referee's personal property. Touchline Misconduct: It is a verbal statement or physical action that impedes, distracts, interferes, or delays in any manner, a referee from the duties of game management.
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| USE the online referee report for any SERIOUS injury in a game, a broken bone, unconsciousness, etc: basically anything for which a player would have to go to the hospital or see a doctor for. Things like, Mommy make it better injuries do not need to be
reported, although you might note something like that on the match report that a player left the field. |
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In order to expedite the reporting process described above, fill out a USSF referee report form in MS Word format and complete it on your computer, then e-mail. The procedures are as follows:
This is for your benefit, the benefit of other referees and all the players, parents and administrators who are here to enjoy the game and abide by the rules. In the case of Violent Conduct or Referee Assault, this will let Cal South take immediate action and prevent further incidents involving the same individual or individuals.
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| ALL REFEREES ON THE FIELD NEED TO WRITE A REPORT GOING TO CAL SOUTH....................................... | ALL THREE SHOULD GATHER INFORMATION TO MAKE THE REPORT ACCURATE AND FOUNDED |
| A COPY OF THE REPORT SHOULD BE SENT TO THE ASSIGNOR. | COAST HAS A ONLINE REPORT ON THE REFEREE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR YOU TO USE |
| ALL YELLOW CARDS SHOULD BE LISTED ON THE MATCH REPORT/GAME CARD ALONG WITH THE RED CARDS. | CSL KEEPS TRACK OF ALL CARDS, WARNINGS AND SEND-OFFS FOR PLAYERS AND COACHES. |
| Verbal Warnings AND SEND-OFFS FOR COACHES AND ASSISTANT COACHES SHOULD BE LISTED ON MATCH REPORT | THEY ARE LISTED AS YELLOW AND RED CARDS FOR CSL ONLY. BUT WE DO NOT SHOW THE CARDS TO THE COACHES. |
| REFEREES SHOULD INCLUDE THEIR PHONE NUMBERS AND ADDRESS ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER AND SEND WITH THE REPORT TO CAL SOUTH | CAL SOUTH WILL CONTACT YOU VIA PHONE FOR A HEARING, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO APPEAR, BUT MANDATORY TO BE AVAILABLE IF SUMMONED. |
| REPORTS SHOULD BE COMPLETED ON THE EVENING OF THE INCIDENT IF POSSIBLE..................... | DO NOT LEAVE FIELD UNTIL YOU HAVE DISCUSSED THE GAME WITH ASSISTANT REFEREES OR MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO TALK TO THEM THAT EVENING. |
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