How do you become a hockey Referee in Massachusetts?

Go to USAHockey.com. At the homepage you will click on “Become a Member” and register as an Ice Official. This is where you will provide us with your personal information for our database and pay your annual membership fee (and Affiliate Fee if applicable).

How old do you have to be to ref hockey in Massachusetts?

Age Restriction Notice for Officials In order to comply with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 149, Sections 54 – 105, all officials must reach the age of 14 prior to being allowed to officiate USA Hockey games within the Massachusetts District.

How much do Level 1 hockey refs make?

The typical USA Hockey Referee salary is $29 per hour. Referee salaries at USA Hockey can range from $4 – $54 per hour.

How do you become a hockey Referee?

To maintain one’s present level of certification, an individual must attend a full Hockey Canada officiating program clinic and write a national examination every year with appropriate passing mark. An individual must be at least 16 years of age to be certified at Level II or higher.

What kind of hockey jersey does a referee wear?

The Pro 150S Jersey also includes snaps so you can add armbands to each arm (armbands sold separately). The CCM 150 Official Hockey Referee Jersey is a pro-style hockey referee jersey. The materials feature nice ventilation and a comfortable game-in and game-out feel.

Where can I find Massachusetts high school hockey?

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What does the Massachusetts State soccer referee committee do?

The MSRC exists to provide referee training, certification, assessment, and education for soccer officials working in youth, adult amateur and professional matches played in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts under the jurisdiction of US Soccer or its member organizations.

Why are USA Hockey officials awarded tenured status?

USA Hockey has created a new Tenured Official category designed to reward officials who demonstrate dedication to the USA Hockey Officiating Program. The new status aims to recognize USA Hockey Officials who are committed to long-term officiating development and making the game of hockey better in their local community.