FAQ

Q: Who can apply to referee?

A: Anyone who is interested and is age 13 or older (or will be turning 13 within the current calendar year).

Q: Why become a referee?

A: You love the game of lacrosse and you can earn money while participating. It is also a fun thing to do and you will be giving back to the game. Oh ya, you may even find it helps you become a better player!

Q: What do I have to do?

A: It’s easy! Just fill out this online application by no later than February 28th. The Head Referee and Executive will review your application and, if approved, you will need to take a referee clinic and information on dates will be sent to you.

Q: When are the clinics?

A: In the spring before the season starts. They are usually on a Saturday and last the whole day. All referees (new & returning) must take a clinic each year. The association will pay for the clinic as long as you referee a minimum of five (5) games during the season.

Q: What’s the time commitment?

A. You must be available during the season on multiple nights or weekend days to commit to refereeing lacrosse and/or working the shot clock.

Q: Lets talk money. How much can I make?

A: That depends on what level you officiate but beginner referees will make $20 per game refereeing Mini-Tyke and Tyke games as well as $15 per game if they do the shot clock at other levels.

Q: What equipment do I need?

A: Whistle (MUST be FOX 40 Pealess), Black Pants (dress pants preferred with a belt), Black Running Shoes, Rule Book & Referee Jersey (supplied when you take the clinic).

Q: Who do I contact for more information?

A: Contact the Referee Allocator.