My daughter is 15 and plays GU16 ball. She is interested in taking the course to be an assistant referee. Has no experience; is she too old to take class?
No, she is not too old at all. A MINIMUM Age of 14 (or, if 13, must be a current U14 player),
but there is NO MAXIMUM Age limit.
In fact, we ENCOURAGE Adults to take the course and become Assistant Referees as well.
Perhaps you are interested, LOVE taking the flag at your son or daughter's games, but
you are trepidatious about "jumping into the Center". Why not "run the line", get exercise,
REALLY LEARN The Laws of The Game AND get paid at the same time? You will ALSO be
helping Long Island Youth Soccer by providing a valuable service.
We will run separate, adult-only Assistant Referee (USSF Grade 9 Official) Classes if there
is enough interest...no fear of sitting in a class with "youngsters" who play the game.
JUST LET US KNOW!
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