Washington, DC · On-site
$18.90/hr
The department supports 17 NCAA Division I athletic programs and additional support departments ... referee, act as a camp counselor, perform in athletic events, and other administrative duties.
Washington, DC · On-site
$18.90/hr
The department supports 17 NCAA Division I athletic programs and additional support departments ... referee, act as a camp counselor, perform in athletic events, and other administrative duties.
West Hartford, CT · On-site
$20 - $25/hr
... the NCAA, including assisting in the education process extended to alumni and the community ... Assists with the hiring, training, scheduling, and supervision of student staff to work as referees ...
West Hartford, CT · On-site
$20 - $25/hr
... the NCAA, including assisting in the education process extended to alumni and the community ... Assists with the hiring, training, scheduling, and supervision of student staff to work as referees ...
Hartford, CT · On-site
$20 - $25/hr
... the NCAA, including assisting in the education process extended to alumni and the community ... Assists with the hiring, training, scheduling, and supervision of student staff to work as referees ...
Hartford, CT · On-site
$20 - $25/hr
... the NCAA, including assisting in the education process extended to alumni and the community ... Assists with the hiring, training, scheduling, and supervision of student staff to work as referees ...
$6.25 - $11.01
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An NCAA Referee is responsible for officiating college sports games, ensuring that they are played fairly and according to the rules. They enforce regulations, make judgment calls on plays, and manage on-field or on-court disputes. NCAA referees must have extensive knowledge of the sport they officiate and maintain high physical and mental stamina. They often start at lower levels and work their way up through training and experience. Their role is crucial in maintaining the integrity and fairness of collegiate athletics.
To thrive as an NCAA Referee, you need a comprehensive knowledge of sports rules, keen situational awareness, and physical fitness, often supported by prior refereeing experience and NCAA certification. Mastery of game management systems and video review technology, as well as staying current with rule updates through continuing education, are typically required. Exceptional communication, impartiality, and quick decision-making are crucial soft skills for effectively handling in-game situations and interactions with coaches, players, and other officials. These abilities ensure the integrity of competition, accurate enforcement of rules, and the maintenance of sportsmanship at collegiate events.
NCAA Referees often face challenges such as making split-second decisions under high pressure, managing disputes between players and coaches, and maintaining consistency throughout fast-paced games. To address these challenges, referees rely on thorough rule knowledge, ongoing training, and strong teamwork with their fellow officials on the court or field. Game reviews and feedback sessions are common practices to promote development and refine judgment skills. Building resilience and strong communication helps officials remain confident and fair, ensuring the game runs smoothly for all participants.
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Washington, DC • On-site
$18.90/hr
Full-time
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