Referees
- Referees
- Page 2
- Basic Duties
- Page 4
- Authority
- Page 6
- What makes a good one
- Page 8
- Page 9
- Ethics
- Page 11
- Hand Signals
- Page 13
- Judges
- Page 15
- Medical Examination
- Mentors
- Observation
- Page 19
- Presence
- Page 21
- Page 22
- Ring Position
- Page 24
- Page 25
- Voice
- Conferences
- Page 28
- Determination
- Computerized Scoring
- Digital Recording
- Appreciation
- All Pages
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Ethics
- I will study the rules and mechanics of the tournament; observe the work of other officials; actively seek constructive criticism from my colleagues; and will, at all times, attempt to improve myself as an official.
- I will endeavor to have and keep my body in sound physical condition. I well have regular physical examinations to assure myself and my associates of my physical capabilities.
- I will remember that while my work as an official is important, I must conduct myself in such a way that attention is drawn, not to me, but to the competitors. I will keep in mind that the sport is more important than the wishes of any individual player, coach, instructor, school owner, or the ambitions of an individual official.
- I will report in a timely fashion for all meetings and assignments, be prepared to participate fully until the last match; and attend all debriefing sessions prior to dismissal.
- I will dress and maintain my appearance in a manner befitting the dignity and importance of the officiating profession.
- I will render fair and impartial rulings.
- I will shape my character and conduct so as to be a worthy example to competitors
- I will be fair and unbiased in my decisions, rendering them without regard to the score.






