GO Indoor

Fall 2016

USIndoor's Official Magazine is a quarterly publication, dedicated to owners, managers, program administrators and other professionals, startups and providers involved with indoor recreational sports facilities.

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16 a t all levels, a good referee corps can make or break games. Customers, including parents, will respect consistent and knowledgeable refereeing, while they will be more antagonistic toward referees they perceive to be out of touch. Quality refereeing is an aspect of a facility's customer service, and poor refereeing can discourage players or teams from returning. Whether employees or independent contractors, referees who follow a simple pre-game routine can help improve the stature of a well-run facility. • Require your referees to arrive a bit ahead of schedule, where they are supposed to be, knowing the opposing teams' names. • If part of an officiating crew, together they should privately address pre-game instructions and questions, then walk onto the playing area as a team. reFeree services: Pre-gaMe By Said Sanhoury, USIndoor Soccer Director of Officials

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