REFEREES
Referee Pre-Tournament FAQ's
Arrival: When and where to meet
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7:45a ⥃⥂ Meet @ the “Center Court” bleachers for referee orientation/training.
7:46a ⥃⥂ Is considered late, and you will not be paid for training.
Officials with later starts (after 10a) will meet @ Referee Central (time TBA).
Dress Code: What to wear
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One Sponsor t-shirt is provided. Exact sizes vary, but we try.
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Sneakers: Yes
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No Sandals/Open Toe Footwear
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Ok to wear a ball cap or hat to keep cool.
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Ok to wear straw hats.
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NIKE Please only wear Nike logos on headgear.
What to Bring
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(If Desired) Beach Chair • Cooler • Suntan
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FIBA COURTS
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Courts are staffed w/scorekeepers
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Guests are not allowed at the table.
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All OTHER COURTS
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Your volunteer guest/son/daughter are welcome to keep score.
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Orientation: Are refs paid for training?
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Yes. Officials who arrive before 7:45a are paid for orientation.
Can I bring my own volunteer scorekeeper?
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YES! ⥃⥂ If you are working a court other than the FIBA Division.
NO! ⥃⥂ The FIBA Div has (3) SK’s at the table. Guests are not allowed to sit w/SK’s.
Referee On-Site FAQ's
Referee Orientation
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Refs starting the first “AM” shift: Meet @ Center Court Bleachers for orientation.
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Refs starting all other shifts: Meet @ Referee Central.
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Game Bags/Scoresheets/T-Shirts: Will all be issued @the orientation or @the Referee Central Tent
Referee Central
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Located adjacent to Starbucks | Next to player registration
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Return Game Bags, Scoresheets, Ref Payment
Court Marshal's
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Are event supervisors for designated courts areas.
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Typically cover the same court areas the endive day.
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Connect with Court Marshal's for any questions or rules clarifications.
Complimentary: Lunch | Water | Parking
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$30 Daily Parking Fees are complimentary to officials.
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Lunch & Water are complimentary to officials working a full day shift.
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Menu options may or may not satisfy everyones diet restrictions.
Payment Details
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Officials are paid on their last day of working @$20 Per Hour.
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Officials are paid “Per Hour” not “Per Game”.
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Most courts have paid breaks unless special circumstances apply.
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Total games worked are often confused with Start & End Times.