WORK WITH TVSRA

Your trusted partner for professional high school officiating services. We work closely with schools to ensure every game is staffed with qualified officials who uphold the highest standards of fairness and professionalism.

WHY WORK WITH TVSRA?

TVSRA is a local high school referee association dedicated to providing qualified, professional, and dependable officials for interscholastic athletics. We work closely with athletic directors and school administrators to ensure every contest is staffed with properly trained and certified referees who uphold the highest standards of fairness, safety, and professionalism.

Certified & Trained Officials

Everything we do is built around understanding your needs and helping you succeed—because when you thrive, so do we.

Simple & Reliable Scheduling

We hold our work to high standards. We focus on sustainable results built on smart strategy and real insight.

Reliability You Can Count On

We follow through, meet deadlines, and show up when it matters. Consistency is part of our promise.

Proven Process, Flexible Execution

We bring structure where it counts and adaptability where it matters. Our methods are clear, but always responsive.

Welcome referees!

Thank you for being the backbone of high school athletics! This page is designed to provide you with all the tools, resources, and guidance you need to excel on the field or court. Whether you’re a new referee or a seasoned veteran, you’ll find tips, training materials, and support to help you succeed.

Training & Development

Learn proper positioning, signaling, and officiating mechanics through clear, step-by-step instructional videos. These tutorials cover pre-game preparation, on-field positioning, movement patterns, communication with partners, and making confident, consistent calls. Designed for both new and experienced referees, each video breaks down real game situations and best practices to help you improve accuracy, professionalism, and game management.

FAQs

How do I become a high school referee?

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To become a referee, you must complete the required training clinic, pass the rules exam, and submit all registration forms. Once certified, you will be eligible to receive game assignments.


How and when do I get paid?

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Payment is issued according to the association’s pay schedule, typically within a set number of days after the game is completed and reported. Direct deposit is the preferred payment method.


How do I submit a game report or incident report?

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Game and incident reports can be submitted through the online forms available in the Resources section. Reports should be completed within 24 hours of the game.


Are new referees provided with training and mentoring?

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Yes. New referees are encouraged to attend all training clinics and may be paired with an experienced mentor for on-the-job guidance and support.

Contact the Referee Association

Use this form to reach out regarding assignments, training, certification, or general questions.