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Conducted on
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Referees (R1 then R2)
Team Reflection
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Officiating Team
Referee
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Referee Level
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Talent Development Referee (LVL2)
- Michele Herbert
- Nathan Dang
- Juanita James
- Egor Kalinin
- Sam Baramee
- Desmond Billy
- Vevin Mathew
- Connor Riley
- Allison Appleby
- Ana Tarbetsky
- Jayden Norsworthy
- Kristina Knezovic
- Nicholas Thorpe
- Olivier Legrand
- Sean Thorpe
- Ray Nikolic
- Karl Hayduk
- Giuseppe Vigliarolo
- Mat Lawton
- Chelsea McCaskill
- David Fuller
- Riley Hawke
- John Amsteins
- Angela Long
- Rebekah Rath
- Kelly Sykes
- Oliver Guazzelli
- Emma Reid
- Kenneth Tan
- Ava Lardner
- Kiall Rudder
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Elite Referee(LVL3)
- David Li
- Lachlan Reardon
- Laymond Chu
- Scott Kevill
- Kevin Nguyen
- Peter McCurdy
- Ben Vaughan
- Stuart Carr
- Stephen Ibbott
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Master Referee (LVL4)
Match Details:
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Division:
- Championship 15B
- Championship 15G
- Championship 17B
- Championship 17G
- Championship 19B
- Championship 19G
- Division 1 15B
- Division 1 15G
- Division 1 17B
- Division 1 17G
- Division 1 19B
- Division 1 19G
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Competitors:
Team Reflection:
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Reflect on your team’s performance. What % of the time do you believe that the team was...
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Excellent/ outstanding?
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Good?
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OK?
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Not great - should have done it differently?
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PLEASE CHECK THAT YOUR RESPONSES ABOVE TOTAL 💯🤓
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What actions/ tangible things that you and your team have contributed to the % that was Excellent/ outstanding or Good?
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Medal 🥇 (something to celebrate) - which of these actions/ tangible things has been a focus for you in the past?
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Mission 🕊 (something to work towards) select two or three of these actions/ tangible things to ‘amplify’ in your next match:
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R1 Feed Back
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What is the Level of the Referee
Human Ability
Can you please Select items that could be improved
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1 Organisation: Game preparation, playing protocol, punctuality, score sheet
Level 2 Development
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Game preparation as expected for the competition
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Should arrive in adequate time to perform all duties required for the match
Level 3 Elite
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Game preparation is very good and appropriate for the competition
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Is present in adequate time to perform all duties required for the match
Level 4 Master
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Game preparation is excellent and appropriate for the competition
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Is present at least 45 minutes prior to perform all duties required for the match
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2 Decision making as 1st referee: Whistle – collect information - timing
Level 3 Elite
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Should check other officials when needed most of the time
Level 4 Master
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Checks other officials when needed
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Must have very good player relationships to support game management
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3 Team work with 2nd referee
Level 2 Development
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Works well with second referee for about half the time
Level 3 Elite
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Works well with second referee on most occasions
Level 4 Master
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Consistently works well with second referee
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4 Team work with line judges
Level 2 Development
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4.2.1 Works well with line judges for about half the time.
Level 3 Elite
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4.3.1 Works well with line judges on most occasions
Level 4 Master
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4.4.1 Consistently works well with line judges
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8 Other Actions and situations: Service, rotation, screen, 4 hits, position faults (also libero), ball contact with outside object
Level 3 Elite
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Must monitor players appropriately to pre-empt any issues
Level 4 Master
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Must monitor players continuously to pre-empt any issues and minimise delays
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9 Handling of unusual situations as 1st referee
Level 3 Elite
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Able to explain decision making process to teams on most occasions
Level 4 Master
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Able to explain decision making process to teams
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11 Discipline as 1st referee: Minor misconducts, prevention, sanctions
Level 2 Development
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Simple game management skills are applied
Level 3 Elite
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Should exhibit good game management skills to reduce opportunity for sanctions
Level 4 Master
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Exhibits excellent game management skills by proactively acting to reduce the opportunity for sanctions
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12 Improper requests and delays as 1st referee
Level 4 Master
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Must exhibit excellent game management skills to reduce opportunity for delay
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13 General dealing with the teams as 1st referee
Level 2 Development
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Works well with the teams some of the time but not always aware of when and how to deal with the teams
Level 3 Elite
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Works well with teams most of the time. Generally aware of when and how to deal with the teams
Level 4 Master
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Works well with teams all the time. Knows when and how to deal with the teams to maintain control and confidence
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14 Presentation: Appearance, behaviour, concentration, body language
Level 2 Development
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Should present a positive image before, during, and after the game
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Should present appropriately for the competition
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Aware of appropriate behaviour as an official
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Some lapses of concentration
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Some awareness of body language
Level 3 Elite
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Presents a positive image before, during, and after the game
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Should present as required for the competition
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Behaviour as an official is professional on most occasions
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Very good levels of concentration
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Awareness of body language and maintains positive body language most of the time
Level 4 Master
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Presents a positive image before, during, and after the game
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Must present as required for the competition
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Behaviour as an official is always professional
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High levels of concentration and has techniques to maintain concentration
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Able to maintain positive body language throughout
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15 Leadership: Sovereignty, mental strength, consistency, fairness, acceptance
Level 2 Development
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May need support with difficult situations
Level 3 Elite
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Able to maintain control in most circumstances
Level 4 Master
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Able to maintain control and minimise escalation in difficult situations
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16 Emotional competence: Feeling for the match, communication, conflict management, credibility
Level 2 Development
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Should not be influenced by external pressure
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Communicates with teams and other officials some of the time
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Communication usually efficient
Level 3 Elite
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Viewed as credible on most occasions by the team
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Has very good player management skills
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Must not be influenced by external pressure
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Good communication with teams and other officials
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Able to work with teams to minimise conflict on most occasions.
Level 4 Master
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Strong credibility with the teams
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Has excellent player management skills
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Must not be influenced by external pressure and must be able to deal with player behaviour appropriately
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Excellent communication with the teams and other officials
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Able to work with the teams to minimise conflict
Conceptual Ability
Please select Items that Require improvement
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1 Organisation: Game preparation, playing protocol, punctuality, score sheet
Level 3 Elite
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Pre-match duties are understood
Level 4 Master
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Pre-match duties are well understood
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2 Decision making as 1st referee: Whistle – collect information – timing
Level 2 Development
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Determines and applies a rule
Level 3 Elite
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Determines and applies correct rule
Level 4 Master
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Always determines and applies correct rule.
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5 Hand signals and use of whistle
Level 4 Master
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Movements are fluid and timing is consistent
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6 Ball Contact Control as 1st referee: Adequate level, Conformity and consistency, first hit, second hit
Level 2 Development
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Should be consistent with calls
Level 3 Elite
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Must call technical breaches on second and third hit correctly and exhibit a good level of consistency with calls
Level 4 Master
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Must call technical breaches on second and third hit correctly and exhibit a high level of consistency with calls
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7 Play at the Net as 1st referee: Crossing space, Reaching, Penetration under the net, Net touch, Attack-hit & Block
Level 3 Elite
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Must call technical breaches – illegal attack hits, blocking breaches & illegal back court attacks correctly and exhibit a good level of consistency with calls
Level 4 Master
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Must call technical breaches – illegal attack hits, blocking breaches & illegal back court attacks correctly and exhibit a high level of consistency with calls
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8 Other Actions and situations: Service, rotation, screen, 4 hits, position faults (also libero), ball contact with outside object
Level 3 Elite
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Must demonstrate a good ability to monitor potential rotational faults and call as directed by the scorer
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Must be correct in almost all cases especially near the net
Level 4 Master
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Must be able to demonstrate strong game management skills to ensure that delays are minimised
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Must demonstrate a strong ability to manage the potential rotational faults and call as directed by the scorer to minimise delays
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Must be correct in almost all cases especially near the net
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9 Handling of unusual situations as 1st referee
Level 2 Development
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Should not call minor technical breaches in extraordinary situations
Level 3 Elite
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Must not call minor technical breaches and exhibit a good level of consistency with calls
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Takes into account necessary information before making a decision
Level 4 Master
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Must not call minor technical breaches and exhibits a high level of consistency with calls
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Takes into account necessary information before making a decision and does so in a timely fashion
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10 Attention to details
Level 2 Development
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May miss a few details in relation to the game
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May not always be aware of the environment
Level 3 Elite
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Must have a considerable degree of focus on all detailed aspects of the game and environments
Level 4 Master
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Must have a high degree of focus on all detailed aspects of the game and environments
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12 Improper requests and delays as 1st referee
Level 2 Development
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Should reject most improper requests.
Level 3 Elite
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Should reject all improper requests.
Level 4 Master
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Must reject improper requests.
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15 Leadership: Sovereignty, mental strength, consistency, fairness, acceptance
Level 2 Development
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Fair and consistent in actions
Level 3 Elite
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Should be fair and consistent in actions
Level 4 Master
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Able to demonstrate natural leadership through consistency and fairness
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16 Emotional competence: Feeling for the match, communication, conflict management, credibility
Level 2 Development
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Should generally be decisive. May be indecisive when something odd or unexpected happens
Level 3 Elite
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Must be decisive in almost all cases associated with their own duties
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Able to manage conflict when it arises on most occasions
Level 4 Master
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Must be decisive in all cases associated with their own duties
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Manages conflict when it arises appropriately
Technical Ability
Please select Items that Require Improvement
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1 Organisation: Game preparation, playing protocol, punctuality, score sheet
Level 2 Development
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Playing protocol as expected for the competition
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Should perform all duties required for after game protocols e.g. captains to sign, check scoresheet, etc
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Should check and correct any errors on scoresheet as 1st referee
Level 3 Elite
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Playing protocol is known and understood for the competition and is generally one of the international protocols
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Performs all duties required with after game protocols e.g. captains to sign, check scoresheet etc.
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Manages scoresheet
Level 4 Master
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Playing protocol is known and understood for the competition and is generally one of the international protocols
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Performs all duties required with after game protocols e.g. captains to sign, check scoresheet etc.
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Takes complete responsibility for the scoresheet
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2 Decision making as 1st referee: Whistle – collect information - timing
Level 2 Development
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Should blow the whistle as soon as a fault is committed most of the time.
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Signals should follow in a confident manner.
Level 3 Elite
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Must blow the whistle as soon as a fault is committed.
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Signals should follow in a confident manner
Level 4 Master
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Must blow the whistle as soon as a fault is committed.
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Signals follow in a confident manner.
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5 Hand signals and use of whistle
Level 2 Development
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May blow whistle late
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Use of whistle is generally correct
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Signals should always be correct
Level 3 Elite
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Use of whistle is always correct
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Signals must always be correct
Level 4 Master
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Use of whistle is always correct
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Signals must always be correct
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6 Ball Contact Control as 1st referee: Adequate level, Conformity and consistency, first hit, second hit
Level 2 Development
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Should call obvious catch, throws and two hits on first hit of team
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Should call technical breaches on second and third hit correctly especially at higher level games.
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Should call most double contacts
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Should understand and call simultaneous contact correctly
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Should call obvious assisted hits
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Should be correct almost all the time where the ball is touched or hit by the block or other players
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Should be correct almost all the time where the ball contacts the floor/sand, outside object.
Level 3 Elite
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Must differentiate clearly between catch, throws and hard driven ball most of the time
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Must call outcome correctly in most cases of double contact, simultaneous contact, assisted hits, touches by players and ball contact with the floor or outside objects
Level 4 Master
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Must differentiate clearly between catch, throws and hard driven ball
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Must call outcome correctly in all cases of double contact, simultaneous contact, assisted hits, touches by players and ball contact with the floor or outside objects
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7 Play at the Net as 1st referee: Crossing space, Reaching, Penetration under the net, Net touch, Attack-hit & Block
Level 2 Development
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Should be correct almost all the time when the ball does not pass correctly through the crossing space
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Should call most obvious cases of reaching beyond the net correctly
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Almost all net touch calls should be correct
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Should recognise most illegal attack hits, blocking breaches and illegal back court attacks
Level 3 Elite
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Must be correct almost all the time when the ball does not pass correctly through the crossing space
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Should be correct in almost all cases of reaching the net
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Almost all net touch calls should be correct
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Must call technical breaches – illegal attack hits, blocking breaches & illegal back court attacks
Level 4 Master
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Must be correct all the time when the ball does not pass through the crossing space
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Must be correct in all cases of reaching beyond the net
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All net touch calls are correct
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Must call technical breaches – illegal attack hits, blocking breaches & illegal back court attacks
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8 Other Actions and situations: Service, rotation, screen, 4 hits, position faults (also libero), ball contact with outside object
Level 2 Development
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Should call all service execution faults
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Should call delay in service if over 5 seconds for beach or 8 seconds for indoor
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Should pick up obvious positional fault cases
Level 3 Elite
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Must call all service execution faults
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Must call if over 5 seconds for beach or 8 seconds for indoor
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Must call screens that block the server and flight of the ball in service
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Must pick up all non-complicated positional fault cases and should pick most where a complicated pattern is employed
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Should make few errors concerning the libero playing actions
Level 4 Master
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Must call all service execution faults
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Must call if over 5 seconds for beach or 8 seconds for indoor.
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Must call screens that block the server and flight of the ball in service
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Must pick up all positional fault cases
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Correctly makes all calls concerning the libero playing actions.
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11 Discipline as 1st referee: Minor misconducts, prevention, sanctions
Level 2 Development
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Warnings and sanctions are generally applied appropriately
Level 3 Elite
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Warnings and sanctions are applied appropriately.
Level 4 Master
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Warnings and sanctions are applied appropriately
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16 Emotional competence: Feeling for the match, communication, conflict management, credibility
Level 3 Elite
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Uses the language of the rule book on most occasions to communicate efficiently most of the time
Level 4 Master
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Able to use the language of the rule book and communicate efficiently with teams
R2 Feed Back
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What is the Level of the Referee
Human Ability
Please identify opportunities for Improvement
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1 Organisation: Game preparation, playing protocol, punctuality, score sheet
Level 2 Development
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Game preparation as expected for the competition
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Should arrive in adequate time to perform all duties required for the match
Level 3 Elite
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Game preparation is very good and appropriate for the competition
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Is present in adequate time to perform all duties required for the match
Level 4 Master
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Game preparation is excellent and appropriate for the competition
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Is present at least 45 minutes prior to perform all duties required for the match
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3. Team work with 1st referee
Level 2 Development
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Works well with first referee for about half the time
Level 3 Elite
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Works well with first referee on most occasions
Level 4 Master
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Consistently works well with first referee
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9 Handling of Game Interruptions as 2nd referee: TO, TTO, substitutions
Level 2 Development
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Works well with scorer some of the time
Level 3 Elite
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Works well with scorer and first referee most of the time
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Must work well with scorer. Should control multiple substitutions
Level 4 Master
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Works well with scorer and first referee all the time
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Must work well with scorer. Should control multiple substitutions.
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10 Handling of Unusual situations as 2nd referee
Level 2 Development
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Supports decision of the first referee
Level 3 Elite
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Mostly able to work well with teams to minimise escalations
Level 4 Master
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Able to work well with teams to minimise escalations
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13 Contact to the Teams and Conflict Prevention as 2nd referee
Level 2 Development
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Works well with teams some of the time
Level 3 Elite
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Works well with teams most of the time
Level 4 Master
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Works well with teams all the time
Conceptual Ability
Please identify opportunities for Improvement
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1 Organisation: Game preparation, playing protocol, punctuality, score sheet
Level 3 Elite
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Pre-match duties are understood
Level 4 Master
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Pre-match duties are well understood
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5. Position, Activity, Coordination of Movement as 2nd referee
Level 3 Elite
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Fluid in movement most of the time
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Some awareness of position in relation to the ball and players in play
Level 4 Master
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Always in the correct position for all actions and has fluidity of movement
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High awareness of position in relation to the ball and players in play
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7 Net Actions as 2nd referee: Crossing space, Centreline, Net touch, Attack-hit & block control
Level 3 Elite
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Should have a very good interpretation and call most cases of crossing space, centreline, net touch, illegal attack hit, blocking breach and illegal back court block breaches
Level 4 Master
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Must be able to call all crossing space, centreline, net touch, illegal attack hit, blocking breach and illegal back court block cases and have a very good understanding and interpretation of the rules
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8 Other Actions and situations: Service, rotation, screen, 4 hits, position faults (also libero), ball contact with outside object
Level 3 Elite
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Must demonstrate a good ability to monitor potential rotational faults and call as directed by the scorer
Level 4 Master
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Must demonstrate a strong ability to manage the potential rotational faults and call as directed by the scorer to minimise delays
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9 Handling of Game Interruptions as 2nd referee: TO, TTO, substitutions
Level 2 Development
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May need guidance on injury and external interference
Level 3 Elite
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Should anticipate most substitutions through regular checking
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Almost always applies injury and external interference correctly
Level 4 Master
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Should anticipate most substitutions through regular checking
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Always applies injury and external interference correctly
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10 Handling of Unusual situations as 2nd referee
Level 3 Elite
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Supports the decisions of the first referee that may not be covered by rules and guidelines
Level 4 Master
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Proactively supports the decisions of the first referee that may not be covered by rules and guidelines
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10 Attention to details
Level 2 Development
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May miss a few details in relation to the game
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May not always be aware of the environment
Level 3 Elite
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Must have a considerable degree of focus on all detailed aspects of the game and environments
Level 4 Master
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Must have a high degree of focus on all detailed aspects of the game and environments
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13 Contact to the Teams and Conflict Prevention as 2nd referee
Level 2 Development
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Some awareness as information that teams need to minimise the chance of emotional outbursts. Sometimes reactive
Level 3 Elite
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Aware of, and provides information that teams need to minimise the chance of emotional outbursts. Rarely reactive
Level 4 Master
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Proactive in understanding and providing what teams need to minimise the chance of emotional outbursts.
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15 Leadership: Sovereignty, mental strength, consistency, fairness, acceptance
Level 2 Development
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Should be fair and consistent in actions
Level 3 Elite
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Should be fair and consistent in actions
Level 4 Master
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Able to demonstrate natural leadership through consistency and fairness
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16 Emotional competence: Feeling for the match, communication, conflict management, credibility
Level 2 Development
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Should generally be decisive. May be indecisive when something odd or unexpected happens
Level 3 Elite
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Must be decisive in almost all cases associated with their own duties
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Able to manage conflict when it arises on most occasions
Level 4 Master
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Must be decisive in all cases associated with their own duties
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Manages conflict when it arises appropriately
Technical Ability
Please Identify Opportunities for Improvement
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5. Hand signals and use of whistle
Level 2 Development
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May blow whistle late
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Use of whistle is generally correct
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Signals should always be correct
Level 3 Elite
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Use of whistle is always correct
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Signals must always be correct
Level 4 Master
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Use of whistle is always correct
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Signals must always be correct
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5. Position, Activity, Coordination of Movement as 2nd referee
Level 2 Development
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Stands to one side of the pole
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May sometimes move during rally
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Starts on the correct side for service most of the time
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Calls timeouts and substitutions most of the time but may not be in the correct position
Level 3 Elite
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Must start on the correct side for service
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Will almost always be in the correct position during other actions
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Calls timeouts and substitutions as required and is generally in the correct position
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7 Net Actions as 2nd referee: Crossing space, Centreline, Net touch, Attack-hit & block control
Level 2 Development
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Should call most cases of penetration under the net
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Almost all net touch calls should be correct
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May recognise obvious crossing space breaches
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Should recognise most illegal attack hits, blocking breaches and illegal back court attacks
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9 Handling of Game Interruptions as 2nd referee: TO, TTO, substitutions
Level 2 Development
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Calls timeouts and substitutions correctly most of the time
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Always times timeout correctly
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Always times timeout and TTO correctly
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Should always be in the correct position for substitution
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Always times the time between sets correctly.
Level 3 Elite
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Always calls timeouts, TTOs and substitutions correctly
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Always times timeout and TTO correctly
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Must always be in the correct position.
Level 4 Master
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Always calls timeouts, TTOs and substitutions correctly
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Must always be in the correct position.
