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Originally Posted by JVN
Going through the FIRST website is definitely a good starting place.
If you happen to know any regional coordinators, or volunteer coordinators that could help as well. 
Reffing is a great experience. I hope you get your shot, and I hope you enjoy it. (I know I did). Wear comfortable shoes.
John |
Good advice. It is also good to volunteer at off-season events. You can ask to be a "back-up ref" if some of the other refs want to take a break.
Also... when you are a ref, be ready for loooong days. Sometimes, you can get really tired. Really... tired. So tired that you might even sleep in the next morning and miss a few matches. *ducks*
Andy B.