Skyline Soccer Assoc.
2370 S Colorado Blvd
Denver, CO 80222
(O) 303.691.5662
(F) 303.691.5675
www.skylinesoccer.org
Liz O'Donnell
Youth Director
Grasshoppers and Munchkins
LizO@skylinesoccer.org
Liz Grier
Recreational Director
U6 - U18
LizG@skylinesoccer.org
Ryan Moore
Advanced Director
U9 - U18
Ryan@skylinesoccer.org
Skyline holds a Grade 9 Class before each season.
The next scheduled class is:
Additional referee classes can be found at www.coreferees.org.
Skyline develops its referees through a bottom-up approach, providing instruction and experience at the developmental level. Skyline Board members and coaches actively participate in observing and nurturing the referees on the fields.
With experience and growth, referees are promoted to competitive level games which their skills and talents are closely matched to the skills level of each game.
Training
Basic Rules Session (U6-U8)
Linesman Class
USSF Grade 9
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Recreational Pay Scale
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Skyline will make every effort to provide three qualified referees to each home game. Center referees on all Interleague and Recreational games (U9 and above) will be USSF certified. Referees on U6-U8 games will be club trained. In order to provide these referees, ALL teams are being asked to encourage participation. In the event that a qualified team of officials are not available, the following requirements have been approved in order to provide club trained substitutions.
Competitive Teams
Competitive teams are to encourage players, parents, and siblings to participate in the USSF referee program. By refereeing, each competitive member can give back to the Skyline Soccer Program.
Intermediate and Recreational Teams (U9-U18)
All U9-U18 Intermediate and recreational teams must provide two volunteers who will attend linesman training and will be available at all home and away games to run the line if requested by the referee.
Recreational Teams (U6-U8)
Skyline utilizes volunteers to officiate the fun games that take place from U6-U8. We offer a "rules class" for volunteers willing to help out with this aspect of our program. We provide a whistle and age appropriate rules.
Becoming a referee is not always an easy task. Follow Skyline's step by step process to becoming a referee.
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It is the policy of Skyline to have assigned three USSF certified referees for each competitive game. Within the developmental program it is our policy to assign three qualified referees for each home game.
Skyline also offers training at the club level for parents and coaches to learn the rules of soccer and to enable them to center referee and line games.
Skyline Soccer Association is proud to have some very qualified referee administrators. Each person is dedicated to developing the game of soccer and keeping to the strict code of the laws. Please don't hesitate to contact them with any questions.
Recreational Referee Coordinator: Michael Kilgore
Email Michael
Competitive Referee Assignor: Lorne Boswell
Email Lorne
Head Referee Coordinator: Aaron Nagel
Email Aaron
