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So You Want to Become a Referee

Soccer always needs more referees. In southwest Idaho we are very lucky to have a well organized referee development program.

To become a referee you must first attend a USSF certified entry level referee training program. A list of currently scheduled clinics can be found near the bottom of the home page. It is important that you reserve a spot in a training class. Please contact Sal Guerroro (salg@spro.net to reserve your spot or to get your questions answered.

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Thursday, 31 July 2008 17:00

Soccer always needs more referees. In southwest Idaho we are very lucky to have a well organized referee development program.

To become a referee you must first attend a USSF certified entry level referee training program. A list of currently scheduled clinics can be found near the bottom of the home page. It is important that you reserve a spot in a training class. Please contact Sal Guerroro ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to reserve your spot or to get your questions answered.

 
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Tuesday, 31 July 2007 20:41

Welcome to the Southwest Idaho Soccer Referee Association, SWISRA for short. The organization covers an area from Ontario, Oregon in the west to Mountain Home in the east, from the Nevada border to McCall. 

SWISRA provides  professional soccer referees for all levels of soccer in southwest Idaho from the youth recreation level to high school as well as the adult leagues. 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 August 2007 00:38 )
 

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The next SWISRA meeting will be in August 2009.

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D-III & Rush Select (GMSL)
  Al Padley
  assign@swisra.org
  208-841-3560

SISL
  John Hickcox
  jhickcox@mutualofenumclaw.com
  208-861-0671

High School
  Hank Brotzman
  hbrotzman@clearwire.net
  208-761-2128

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