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* TRU Regulations 2011

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* Red Card Report (2011)

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* Mileage Reimbusement Form 2011

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How to become a TDRRS Referee

1. Obtain Level 1 Accreditation
Clinic information is under EVENTS

 

2. Register with RC and T&DRRS
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3. Apply for Appointments
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Training 2011

Training and fitness are as important for referees as for players - perhaps more so:  The referee has to be the 3rd player at every tackle - there's no place to hide when you're the ref!   Come on out and test your fitness and encourage your fellow referees. The only person you are competing with is yourself, and fitness tests are a required part of the ongoing accreditation process.

Fitness is a required part of your accreditation:
Please note that the standards for Continuity Based re-accredition require you to complete a fitness test appropriate to the level of match you are refereeing. 

See the dates and times on the Events page above. 

 

2010 Fitness Test Results

The following have met the T&DRRS Fitness Standards (2010) indicated below.
(inc means that one part of the test was missing or was not up to standard)

 

Fitness Standard FirstName LastName
Dir Khalil Ajram
C1 Lorne Bell
A Jon Butcher
B1 Talal Chaudhry
B1 John Dewhurst
inc Joshua Ferreira
B3 Mark Fleet
B2 Breanne Freeman
B1 Stephen Gasperek
Dir John Gilks
A Andrew Hosie
C2 Mike Kunanic
B1 Karen Lazoda
inc Paul Matheson
inc Rod McCormack
B1 John McGee
inc Steve Romanowitch
B2 Labreche Rose
B2 Joel Symons
B1 Chris Wigley
B1 John Woolley
B1 Sam Zivot