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Mountain View / Los Altos Soccer Club

Referee Information

Playing and Local Rules

U9 and U10
What to do when a full crew does not show.
Abronzino (follow the rules links)
Delgado (follow the rules links)

How to become a referee?

You must take and pass a USSF sanctioned referee course.
Click D2 Courses for a list of currently offered courses.

How to get referee assignments?

With MVLA Soccer Club
With Sunnyvale Alliance Soccer Club
With Local High Schools
Other Assignments

Page Last Updated on
December 20, 2006

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MVLA Soccer Club Assignments
	MVLA Assignor - Open Schedule is posted and distributed by email Referee's bid for assignments by email First priority to Referee's willing to commit to work "busy" days Assignments awarded in received bid order adjusted for skill level required at game Payment monthly by check from club, about 15 days after the end of each playing month U14 and younger: $30 for CR and $20 for AR U15 and older: $45 for CR and $35 for AR $5 per game bonus for refs working sufficient "busy" days

Sunnyvale Alliance Soccer Club Assignments
	SASC Referee Coordinator - Mark Fellows Web based assignments thru The Arbiter> Payment Schedule: Varies by skill and age Contact Mark if you want to work for SASC

High School Assignments
	Palo Alto and North: N. American Sports Management - (650) 312-7544 Palo Alto and South: FerMar Association - (408) 567-1700

Other Assignments - contact responsible referee coordinator
	District 2 CYSA Leagues CYSA Tournaments AYSO Area 2A - Mid-peninsula cites (e.g., Los Altos, Sunnyvale, Palo Alto.) AYSO Area 2B - San Mateo county cites (e.g. Millbrae, San Bruno) AYSO Area 2J - South peninsula cites (e.g., Cupertino, Saratoga) AYSO Area 2N - Northern peninsula cites (e.g., San Carlos, San Mateo)