Pickleball courts * Responsible for all restrooms * Cleanliness and stock of all paper towels and ... Referee coordination * Field/Courts set up and organization * Volunteer management (i.e ...
Pickleball courts * Responsible for all restrooms * Cleanliness and stock of all paper towels and ... Referee coordination * Field/Courts set up and organization * Volunteer management (i.e ...
Amenity Attendant (a.k.a. The Team Member of Fun & Order)
Saint Augustine, FL · On-site
$15 - $16.50/hr
... Referee. You'll need to enforce pool rules and access policies to keep everyone safe. It's not ... pickleball matches get intense. We get the job done, and we laugh a lot doing it! Sound like you?
Amenity Attendant (a.k.a. The Team Member of Fun & Order)
Saint Augustine, FL · On-site
$15 - $16.50/hr
... Referee. You'll need to enforce pool rules and access policies to keep everyone safe. It's not ... pickleball matches get intense. We get the job done, and we laugh a lot doing it! Sound like you?
... Referee. You'll need to enforce pool rules and access policies to keep everyone safe. It's not ... pickleball matches get intense. We get the job done, and we laugh a lot doing it! Sound like you?
... Referee. You'll need to enforce pool rules and access policies to keep everyone safe. It's not ... pickleball matches get intense. We get the job done, and we laugh a lot doing it! Sound like you?
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How much do pickleball referee jobs pay per hour?
As of May 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for pickleball referee in the United States is $20.93, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.02 and $22.12 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.
What is a Pickleball Referee job?
A Pickleball Referee is responsible for officiating matches, ensuring players follow the rules, and making fair calls during gameplay. They keep track of the score, enforce regulations, and resolve disputes when necessary. Referees must have a strong understanding of the game, good communication skills, and the ability to make quick decisions under pressure. This role is essential for maintaining a fair and enjoyable competitive environment.
What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Pickleball Referee position, and why are they important?
To thrive as a Pickleball Referee, you need thorough knowledge of official pickleball rules, keen observation skills, and experience in officiating or playing the sport. Certification from recognized organizations like USA Pickleball and familiarity with scorekeeping and timing tools are often required. Excellent communication, impartiality, and conflict-resolution abilities help referees maintain professionalism during matches. These skills are crucial for ensuring fair play, safety, and smooth game operations under sometimes tense conditions.
What are the typical responsibilities of a Pickleball Referee during a tournament?
Pickleball Referees are responsible for enforcing the official rules, making real-time decisions on faults or violations, and maintaining accurate scores throughout each match. They also manage the flow of play, handle disputes between players with calm authority, and complete post-match reports if required. Referees often coordinate closely with tournament directors and other officials to ensure a seamless event. Their role keeps matches fair and enjoyable for both players and spectators.
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6.2
Based on 341 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz
461st of 665 rated non-profit organizations
Job description
DEPARTMENT: Recreation
REPORTS TO: Recreation and Fitness Manager
SUPERVISES: Helps supervise facilities for programs and rentals
STATUS: Non-Exempt
SCHEDULE: Part Time – up to 29 hours (during beginning of seasons may require additional time)
FUNCTION: The person in this position will fill all basketball program needs and will assist with other programs as directed by their management. The nature of the task and responsibilities will change to some degree based upon the program they are assisting in; but their character and attitude must always promote the Christian faith and be in keeping with the Mission of The Salvation Army.
Summary:
- Responsible for the implementation and supervision of programs taking place in conjunction with the Kroc Park. This could include monitoring the facilities, special events, classes, field trips and various programs (SK2, Summer Camps, Corps programs), rentals, leagues, and tournaments.
General
- Display good character and be passionate about impacting others’ lives through the realm of Sports and Recreation
- Display a good understanding of Sports.
- Use excellent communication skills to work positively with different populations and build rapport with clients
- Ensure that a safe and healthy environment exists for participants
- Give the Athletic Program Supervisor advanced notice if unable to be at scheduled shift
- Will work evenings and weekend hours as needed for sports programs.
Responsibilities
Will work with Recreation and Fitness Manager and Soccer Specialist.
- Will be on site for the duration of the rentals, games, programs, and tournaments
Programs, Rentals, Games
- Responsible for set-up and tear down of all equipment
- Proper goals
- Corner flags
- Benches/water/first aid supplies
- Pickleball courts
- Responsible for all restrooms
- Cleanliness and stock of all paper towels and toilet paper.
- Responsible for all official payments.
- Must get signatures from all officials before games
- Will act as the on-site coordinator in case of any issues with program members, parents, or opposite teams.
- Responsible for getting players and spectators off the field if the Lightning alarm goes off.
- Maintenance of fields, and courts.
- Ensure the timeliness of the fields.
- Record all match results and keep track of stats.
- Enforcing rules and regulations
- Arbitrating disputes
- Officiating awards ceremonies.
Tournament set-up and breakdown
- Bracketing/Team Communication
- Referee coordination
- Field/Courts set up and organization
- Volunteer management (i.e scorekeepers)
- Ensure the timeliness of the courts.
- Record all match results
- Enforcing rules and regulations
- Arbitrating disputes
- Officiating awards ceremonies.
- All other duties as deemed necessary and appropriate by the Fitness and Recreation Management Team.
- A person of good character
- Able to follow directions
- Willing to work a variety of schedules as needed for programming
- Must be able to read, write, and communicate clearly in English
- Must be able to work well with others
- If this person will be needed to drive as part of their responsibilities, then they will need to have a valid driver’s license and be able to pass a Salvation Army 12 passenger driving test.
The Salvation Army’s Mission Statement
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church.
Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God.
Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
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