Question Number: 29750

League Specific 9/29/2015

Robert Nicholas of Memphis, TN Shelby asks...

I used to be a referee about 15 years ago. I would like to get back in it. Did U18 competitive and younger for about 3 years. Who do i need to contact???

Answer provided by Referee Richard Dawson

Hi Robert.
welcome back! Just show up at a field and ask those refereeing who the local assignor is. Are there clubs or a local RA in your town?
Please visit the West Tennessee Soccer Referee Association homepage: http://www.wtsra.cc - then click on the 'Instruction' link. You can also get a list of up-coming certification classes across the state on the Tennessee State Soccer Association webpage.

Website: http://www.tnsoccer.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tnsoccer
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TennesseeSoccer

cheers

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Answer provided by Referee Joe Manjone

Robert,

If you are interested in doing high school games in the Memphis Area, please contact the local assignor in the Memphis Area:

Rich Lando, Cordovo (H) 901-388-0871 rlando1119@aol.com

Good Luck - I hope that your re-entry to soccer officiating is enjoyable and successful.

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Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh

Hi Robert
I suspect little has changed as to how to entered refereeing 15 years ago just the personnel.
Best idea is to speak with a current referee who will direct you to the appropriate contact. Alternatively Referee Dawson has provided web links to the various bodies.
Glad you are returning and best wishes.

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