KINGAROY BASKETBALL REFEREE PATHWAY DEVELOPMENT
Kingaroy Basketball REFEREE PATHWAY Development
KBA has a policy of recruiting and developing local referees through all stages of Basketball Queensland’s qualification requirements. Current or retired players and others interested in becoming referees are encouraged to undertake this challenge as a very rewarding pursuit. Progression from one level to the next is based on your theory knowledge and practical expertise. The first stage of this Pathway is undertaking the Beginners Referee Course.
Beginner Referee Course: The Beginner Referee Course teaches the basics of refereeing the game – fouls, violations, administration, and mechanics (where to run on the court). This course will be run by Mr Noel Ernest. Participation in the Beginners Referees Course is FREE and open to all members of Kingaroy Basketball Association and the community. Participants will receive a whistle and course notes and must be aged at least 12 or older to participate.
Beginners Referee Course
Date: Wednesday 13th April, 2016
Time: 5.30pm – 8.30pm
Venue: Kingaroy State High School Indoor Courts,
Toomey Street, Kingaroy Qld 4610
Presenter: Noel Ernest
Cost: FREE
Registration: Online before - Wednesday 6th April
https://reg.sportingpulse.com/regoform.cgi?formID=42682
If you do not register online before the due date you may still participate in the course but you will NOT receive your free whistle or course notes. If you are unable to register online please fill in a rego form and forward to kingaroybasketball@gmail.com or hand into the canteen before the due date.
What to Bring: Participants should bring pen and paper, and a water bottle.
*** Please note that you must complete this course in order to continue to be paid to referee local games. If you do not attend the course you may still referee, however you will not be paid to do so.
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